BTC just printed another all-time high, and the loudest desks on Wall Street are quietly admitting their year-end targets were too low. Some now openly point at $500,000 a coin.
The Fed cut by half a point, citing growth concerns, and risk assets ripped higher on the print.
Spot Ethereum ETFs hit the tape with a first-day trading volume north of $10 billion — a debut that ranks among the strongest in ETF history.
Major indices around the world tagged fresh records as the AI trade refused to cool and the rate-cut cycle gathered momentum.
Gold cracked $3,000 an ounce on the back of safe-haven flows and a softer dollar, with analysts already lifting their year-end targets.
Inspired by GENZ's "digital native economy," BOOMER proposes a playful ETF concept: instead of betting on younger, digital-first lives, it targets the needs and investment behavior of people age 50+. In this imagined index, constituents are skewed toward companies tightly connected to how the 50+ cohort consumes, saves, allocates risk, and participates in markets.
Spot bitcoin ETFs printed another big inflow day on the back of the Gemini agentic-trading launch and broader risk-on sentiment.
The United Arab Emirates says it is leaving OPEC effective May 1, the most consequential exit from the cartel in years and a development that could put real pressure on global gas prices.
