# Financial Markets
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Crypto’s Psychological Ceiling: Bitcoin Slips Below $80,000 as Leveraged Positions Unwind
Bitcoin has fallen below the $80,000 milestone, triggering over 100,000 liquidations across the crypto market. This correction comes amid a broader shift in global risk appetite, with capital seemingly rotating from digital assets into surging traditional equity markets.
Closing the Gap: CME Group to Launch 24/7 Cryptocurrency Trading
CME Group will launch 24/7 trading for its cryptocurrency futures and options starting May 29, 2026. This move aims to eliminate trading gaps and provide institutional investors with constant access to regulated digital asset derivatives.
Bitcoin Retreats to $76,000 as Market Momentum Faces Psychological Resistance
Bitcoin has fallen 2% to $76,000, signaling a cooling period in the 2026 crypto rally. The decline reflects broader investor caution and profit-taking at high valuation levels.
Bitcoin Scales $78,000 Milestone as Crypto Markets Weather Geopolitical Storms
Bitcoin has surpassed the $78,000 mark, showing resilience after a massive wave of liquidations that affected 100,000 traders. The market is increasingly viewing top-tier cryptocurrencies as a hedge against geopolitical instability and energy market volatility.
Bitcoin Reclaims $68,000 Milestone: Resilience Amidst Shifting Global Liquidity
Bitcoin rose over 3% to break the $68,000 threshold on March 30, 2026, signaling a robust recovery following recent market liquidations. This price surge highlights Bitcoin's resilience and its evolving role as a speculative hedge amidst global currency fluctuations and a fragmented economic landscape.
The Hundred-Year Bet: Alphabet’s Century Bond and the Audacity of AI Ambition
Alphabet has issued a landmark 100-year bond to fund its massive $185 billion AI infrastructure expansion. The move leverages the company's near-sovereign credit status to attract institutional investors, despite historical warnings of corporate obsolescence in the tech sector.