Ethereum Has Torched $13.5B in ETH — But the Supply Keeps Growing
Across a span of 1,438 days, the Ethereum network has torched over 4.6 million ether, wiping out $13.57 billion worth of the digital asset. But even after all that crypto…
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Across a span of 1,438 days, the Ethereum network has torched over 4.6 million ether, wiping out $13.57 billion worth of the digital asset. But even after all that crypto…
Welcome to Latam Insights Encore, a deep dive into Latin America’s most relevant economic and crypto news from the past week. This edition explores how President Javier Milei’s actions have…
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The country reported lower-than-expected consumer price index (CPI) numbers in March, but the reason may be a bit surprising. Trump’s Policies Dent Canadian Inflation Ahead of Election President Donald Trump…
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As Wall Street is flashing red, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns soaring inflation, spiraling tariffs, and shaken confidence signal a recession that could upend global markets. JPMorgan’s CEO Flags Recession…
Tariffs, inflation, soaring interest rates and a weakening dollar are colliding in what economist Peter Schiff warns could trigger a financial collapse worse than 2008. Peter Schiff: US Nearing Historic…
Truflation, a real-time data provider for inflation indexes, presented a correlation between its real-time inflation data and bitcoin’s price movements. The company stated that every time its disinflation trend pauses…
The U.S. Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure elevated sharply in February, with the core personal consumption expenditures price index climbing 0.4%—the largest monthly spike since January 2024—while consumer spending growth…