Bond Investments News

Analysts recently debated whether or not the Bitcoin halving is still a meaningful catalyst for BTC’s price discovery.

The monetary authority in Hong Kong released a report on its study Project Evergreen, which looked at the highs and lows of recent bond tokenization activity.

El Salvador paid $800 million in debt at the start of the year before the maturing period, raising the confidence of investors, as President Bukele says “told you so.”

The Swedish krona-based Climate Awareness Bond will be issued on a blockchain that incentivizes node operators to improve the environmental footprint of infrastructure.

In the latest Cointelegraph Report, we assessed the risk of a possible debt default in the U.S., and the impact of the debt ceiling crisis on crypto and the broader market.

The platform makes the first use case of a so-called “Proof of Climate” blockchain protocol.

The emergency proposal increases MakerDAO’s holdings of United States bonds by 150%, aiming to diversify the Dai stablecoin’s collateral exposure.

The bonds were underwritten by four banks and priced at a yield of 4.05%.

The Bitcoin bond was announced in November last year and was initially expected to launch in the first quarter of 2022.

El Salvador’s finance minister believes the ongoing price volatility of Bitcoin means the awaited “Bitcoin bond” won't be launched anytime soon. Meanwhile, the country faces a “human rights crisis.”

The dangers posed by stablecoins to the traditional market cannot be dismissed due to Tether’s exposure to the U.S. credit system.

The wait for the long-awaited Ethereum Merge just got longer, leading analysts to discuss potential price outcomes for Ether.

The statement appears as Jerome Powell keeps the door open for a 0.5% rate hike in the summer and Fitch Ratings warn about a major slash in the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP).

El Salvador’s crypto mining potential is there but it will take some time and effort to come to fruition

But concerns remain that the cryptocurrency could fall harder than its traditional rivals in 2022 on the U.S. Federal Reserve’s increasingly hawkish tones.