Last Friday Jerome Powell, the U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman, made cautious remarks about the current state of the economy.
Following his appearance at Jackson Hole, Bitcoin (BTC) and various altcoins experienced a notable price surge, leading to increased market activity.
Among the investors capitalizing on this upswing was Christian Tom, the White House’s director of digital strategy. According to Arkham Intelligence data, Tom acquired 3.843 million Arbitrum (ARB) tokens valued at $2.3 million from Binance.
These tokens were initially bought eight months prior, with Tom having previously invested around $8.38 million in ARB. The tokens were subsequently transferred to Binance.
There has been speculation about whether Tom sold his ARB holdings before repurchasing them.
Arbitrum, listed on Binance in March 2023, reached a peak of $2.40 in January. Currently, ARB is trading around $0.60, a drop of approximately 75% from its January high.
A new report from Standard Chartered highlights that publicly traded companies holding Ethereum (ETH) as a treasury asset have emerged as a unique and fast-evolving asset class, distinct from traditional crypto vehicles such as ETFs or private funds.
The Bank of Korea (BOK) has taken a significant step toward deepening its involvement in the digital asset ecosystem by establishing a dedicated virtual asset division, according to a report from local media outlet News1.
A new report from JPMorgan is shedding light on the staggering upside potential of Coinbase’s partnership with Circle and its deep exposure to the USDC stablecoin.
The week ahead is shaping up to be one of the most pivotal for global markets in months. With five major U.S. economic events scheduled between July 30 and August 1, volatility is almost guaranteed—and the crypto market is bracing for impact.