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Dernières de James Van Straten
Where the Demand Comes From as Bitcoin Breaks Through $82K: Van Straten
As bitcoin hits new highs, it's helpful to examine the data to understand where the demand is coming from.

Why Bitcoin Will Soar Above Its Fresh Record: Van Straten
Even after breaking through $77,000 for the first time, bitcoin's price looks very likely to keep surging, CoinDesk senior analyst James Van Straten argues.

Bitcoin Registers Fourth-Best Day of 2024 as BlackRock ETF Posts Record Volume
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust registered $4.1 billion in volume traded as bitcoin broke out to all-time highs.

Uniswap's UNI Token Soars 28% as Altcoins Outperform Following U.S. Presidential Election
The DeFi sector led the crypto rally following Donald Trump's victory, with the CoinDesk DeFi Index gaining 20%, while the broad market gauge CoinDesk 20 Index was higher by 8.2%.

Crypto Equities Surge More Than 10% as U.S. Political Uncertainty Diminishes With Trump Victory
MicroStrategy and Coinbase both added 12%, with bitcoin miners also gaining more than 10% in pre-market trading.

Bitcoin, Solana Hit New Cycle Highs Against Ether as Trump Edges Closer to U.S. Presidency
Bitcoin dominance approached 61% with Solana dominance also primed to touch record high.

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Tops 100T for First Time, Piling Pressure on Small Miners
The Bitcoin hashrate, on a seven-day moving average, hit a record high of 755 EH/s last week.

Bitcoin Hits Record High Against BlackRock's U.S. Treasury ETF as Investors Search for Returns: Van Straten
At the same time, crypto investors are looking to reduce risk ahead of the U.S. election, driving bitcoin's crypto-market dominance to a cycle high.

Bitcoin Likely to Rally After the U.S. Election, Irrespective of Who Wins, History Shows: Van Straten
Whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump becomes U.S. president probably won't dictate bitcoin’s price growth.

U.S. Added Just 12K Jobs in October, Far Short of 113K Expected
The October employment numbers are among the last pieces of economic data that could factor into the elections and Fed policy meeting next week.
