-
Bitcoin rises as investors seek a global safe haven amid shutdown
Bitcoin ticked higher on Wednesday while most other risk assets fell after U.S. lawmakers failed to reach a government funding agreement, leading to a shutdown. The move showed the evolving view of the cryptocurrency to a store of value during dysfunctional geopolitical times, not unlike gold, which rose to a record on Wednesday. The flagship cryptocurrency traded 1.8% higher on the day at $116,283 as of 6:53 a.m. ET. Over the past 24 hours, it’s up around 3%. The U.S. government shut down at midnight after a Senate bill to keep the government funded did not garner enough votes to pass. This comes as Democrats led ... (full story)
- Comments / Top
- Subscribe
-
- Older Stories
From fxstreet.com|Oct 1, 2025Ripple (XRP) upholds an intraday bullish outlook, trading above $2.91 on Wednesday. The crypto market has generally kicked off October on a positive note, providing insight into ...
From financemagnates.com|Oct 1, 2025NinjaTrader Group, now owned by Kraken, has entered the prop trading business with the launch of two new platforms: NinjaTrader Prop and Tradovate Prop, giving prop traders a ...
From cnbc.com|Oct 1, 2025|7 commentsThe U.S. government entered a shutdown on Wednesday, sparking conversation across global markets as investors weighed the potential impact on the wider economy. Although ...
-
- Newer Stories
From @realDonaldTrump|Oct 1, 2025|57 comments
I really believe that Jerome “Too Late” Powell is an OBSTRUCTIONIST!
From msn.com|Oct 1, 2025US factory activity shrank in September for a seventh consecutive month, reflecting a pullback in orders and adding to evidence manufacturing is lacking traction. The Institute ...
From cointelegraph.com|Oct 1, 2025Bitcoin closed September with gains of more than 5% and the bulls extended the gains on the first day of the new month by pushing the price above the stiff overhead resistance of ...
