Bitcoin is holding steady near $91,000 while the world watches the U.S. Supreme Court debate President Trump’s authority to impose tariffs. On paper, this ruling shouldn’t be a major crypto story. But traders who lived through the Q1 2025 “Tariff Tantrum” know how wrong that assumption can be. Back

Have you ever watched bitcoin grind sideways in a tight range, dismissed it as “nothing happening,” only to later discover altcoins were leading and silver had quietly become the world’s third-largest asset by market cap? That’s not a timing issue. It’s a data gap. Over the past 24 hours, BTC traded

Bitcoin pumped to $90K early Asia... then dumped. Nasdaq futures wilted 0.5%. Crypto followed like clockwork. You chased BTC. Pros watched Nasdaq depth thinning → tightened risk → flipped short. The Tape They Saw BTC ticks + Nasdaq futures book on one screenSOL/XRP volume lead BTC by 90 seconds

The Quick Pump That Wasn’t Have you ever watched bitcoin spike toward 90,000 dollars, felt the rush of momentum, only to see it evaporate minutes later as Nasdaq futures wilted? Early Asian trading on Monday saw BTC climb above 90,000 dollars for the first time in weeks, dragging altcoins like

Have you ever watched bitcoin sit in a tight range while everything around it quietly moves and only realized it after the candles closed? Over the last 24 hours, BTC has traded in a narrow band between roughly 86,500$ and 90,000$, barely up on the day, while altcoins like XRP, solana and dogecoin h

Gold is printing new highs, silver is in a parabolic year‑end run, U.S. equities are rotating instead of melting up, and crypto is grinding sideways after a brutal derivatives reset. The latest institutional outlook from Coinbase argues this is not just another odd December, it is a preview of a mar

Most market data APIs look simple on the surface, one URL, one symbol, one latest price. Under load, that simplicity breaks: URL length limits, rate limits, cross‑asset fragmentation, and unreliable websockets turn a neat prototype into a fragile production system. Alltick’s HTTP GET /trade-tick and

Gold breaking above 4,400 dollars an ounce, silver ripping toward 70, U.S. stocks stuck between failed seasonality and rotation, and crypto drifting lower instead of joining the party. December 2025 has been a strange month for anyone who still thinks in neat risk‑on / risk‑off labels. Precious meta

December’s Bitcoin liquidation wave wasn’t just a story about leverage or volatility. It was also a quiet stress test, one that exposed how traders actually consume data when markets crack. On the surface, the script was familiar: sharp moves, cascading liquidations, billions wiped in hour

On 12–15 December 2025, Bitcoin’s derivatives market went through one of its most violent resets in years. A liquidity shock triggered by an exploit in Yearn Finance’s yETH pool cascaded across leveraged positions, wiping out an estimated 19 billion dollars’ worth of contracts in just a few days. Mo

On an early December night, Bitcoin sliced below the 86,000 level and triggered more than a billion dollars in leveraged liquidations across major derivatives exchanges. Longs accounted for the overwhelming majority of forced closures, with some estimates putting 90%+ of the wiped‑out positions on t

Every inflation print is now a potential macro bomb: one number, and suddenly equities, FX, bonds, and even crypto light up at the same time. But if you only see the move once your candles close or your data catches up, you are not trading CPI, you are trading its shadow. What Really Happens in the