Wall Street Only Looked Like This in 1929 and 2000: What It Means for Bitcoin?
The Shiller CAPE ratio for the S&P 500 has reached 40 to 42, approaching the record of 44 set during the late-1990s dot-com bubble. This valuation metric, which divides current prices by cyclically adjusted earnings, places equity markets in historically rare territory last seen in 1929 and 2000.
Read full story →Real-world assets drive 32% of Hyperliquid’s new users in early 2026
Real-world assets accounted for 32% of Hyperliquid's new users in early 2026. This shift in user acquisition reflects changing market dynamics on the platform.
Nomura’s McElligott highlights $300B market chaos potential from autocallable structures
Autocallable structures tied to $300 billion in debt issuance could trigger unexpected market volatility and challenge traditional risk metrics. These financial instruments involve complex interactions between massive debt amounts and automatic call mechanisms that may destabilize markets.
Bitcoin Is a ‘Deep Freeze’ for Money. What Does That Actually Mean?
Bitcoin is characterized as a form of stored energy that preserves value, contrasting it with fiat currency which loses value over time. Bitcoin currently trades 47 percent below its price from the previous year.