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The Professional Numismatists Guild (www.PNGdealers.org), with generous support from eBay (www.eBay.com) and the National Silver Dollar Roundtable (www.NSDR.org), awarded six scholarships to talented young numismatists as part of PNG’s nexGen annual scholarship program, supporting the growth and integrity of the numismatic community. Recipients will each attend a week-long session of the American Numismatic Association (www.money.org) 2026 Summer Seminar in Colorado. 2026 PNG nexGen Scholarship Awardees Launched in 2023, the nexGen program assists future coin dealers by connecting interested young adults with mentors and uses PNG’s resources to build relationships with numismatic organizations worldwide. “This year, with the support of eBay…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on The U.S. economy entered 2026 with far less momentum than markets had priced in a few months earlier. According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, fourth quarter 2025 GDP growth was revised down to 0.5%, a sharp step down from the 4.4% pace recorded in the third quarter.On its own, that revision would usually support the view that the Federal Reserve is moving closer to rate cuts. The problem is that inflation has not cooled enough to give policymakers much room.New PCE data released today shows headline inflation at 2.8% year-over-year in February, with core PCE…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on Bitcoin’s rebound to around $71,000 has reignited a familiar bullish conversation about price, liquidity, and positioning. It has also exposed a less comfortable fact inside the network itself.The fee market has barely moved.For a market that still treats on-chain congestion as a sign of organic demand, that divergence deserves more attention than another recap of macro tailwinds or ETF flow streaks. Related ReadingBitcoin’s rebound looks like a trap and Wall Street knows it – as real Hormuz threat may not be overBanks and energy forecasters see a slower repair in oil flows, keeping inflation and Fed…
Bitcoin trades above $70,700 as derivatives data shows $80,000 calls dominating on Deribit. BTC rebounded to near $72,900 on Wednesday as a US-Iran ceasefire eased oil pressures. Analysts see end of stress cycle, targeting $80,000 if $75,000 breaks. Bitcoin’s resurgence to above $70,000, with intraday highs of $72,900, has crypto enthusiasts in an upbeat mood. The cryptocurrency hovers near $70,800 as of writing, off highs seen on Wednesday, but bulls are upbeat as fresh market signals point to a potential breakout. Traders bet on next leg up for Bitcoin Bitcoin is well off its year-to-date highs and has struggled since…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is claiming its aggressive Bitcoin purchases have yielded a nearly $2 billion gain this year despite the top asset’s clear price struggles.However, a close look at the enterprise software company’s legally binding regulatory filings tells a much redder story: under standard accounting rules, the firm is nursing a multi-billion dollar unrealized loss, and its aggregate Bitcoin stack sits firmly underwater.Despite the paper losses, the company shows no signs of slowing. Armed with a highly liquid capital markets engine, Strategy continues to issue equity to fund massive daily purchases, completely unfazed by the disconnect…
Key takeaways ENJ is one of the best performers in the crypto market, up 45% in the last 24 hours. The rally could allow ENJ to surge towards $0.045 in the near term. Enjin Coin (ENJ) continues to rally Enjin Coin (ENJ) extends its gains, holding steady above $0.035 on Thursday following a remarkable 45% price increase in the last 24 hours. This bullish momentum is underpinned by both on-chain and derivatives data, with a positive technical outlook suggesting that ENJ may continue its upward trend in the near future. Data obtained from Santiment shows that Enjin Coin’s ecosystem trading…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on On April 8, Morgan Stanley’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund began trading on the NYSE Arca under the ticker MSBT, logging 1.6 million shares and roughly $34 million in volume on its highly anticipated first day.The MSBT fund purchased 430 Bitcoin on day one, following $30.6 million in net inflows.Speaking on this performance, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas noted that MSBT’s achievement comfortably places it among the top 1% of all ETF launches over the past year.For comparison, the vast majority of newly launched ETFs across all asset classes average $1 million or less on their first…
Key takeaways ADA is down 3% and is now trading around $0.2512 per coin. The bearish performance could see ADA slip below the $0.2400 support level. Cardano (ADA) faces renewed selling pressure as bullish interest fades Cardano (ADA) continues to face significant selling pressure, with the cryptocurrency extending its 4% loss from Wednesday, falling to the $0.2500 at the time of writing on Thursday. The decline has been driven by intense long liquidations in ADA futures over the last 24 hours, signaling a diminishing bullish sentiment among traders. For a potential recovery, Cardano must reclaim the 50-day Exponential Moving Average…
A ceasefire proposal includes charging oil tankers transit fees through Hormuz, with crypto and yuan as payment options. Ships must submit cargo details for approval, with fees applied to loaded vessels and paid quickly in digital assets. Industry and diplomats warn the plan could raise costs, create legal risks, and challenge established shipping norms. Efforts to impose transit fees on oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz have emerged during a two-week ceasefire, with Iran seeking to accept payments in cryptocurrency or currencies such as the Chinese yuan. The plan reflects a strategy to retain influence over the waterway while…
British computer scientist Adam Back has denied claims that he is Satoshi Nakamoto, despite a The New York Times investigation highlighting striking similarities between his past work and Bitcoin’s design. Back dismissed the findings as coincidence, maintaining that while he came close to creating something like Bitcoin, he is not its elusive inventor. British cryptographer Adam Back has denied claims that he is Bitcoin’s inventor — man (or woman) of mystery, Satoshi Nakamoto. Back’s denial came in reaction to an investigative piece published by The New York Times (NYT) on April 8 that pointed the finger at him. Back posted…