Nasdaq-listed Lion Group Holding Ltd. has signed an amendment to its securities purchase agreement as it moves forward with a plan to raise $9.984 million through convertible bonds. The company plans to allocate $8 million of the net proceeds to purchase Bitcoin (BTC) for its corporate treasury, signaling a shift toward holding digital assets as part of its long-term reserve strategy. $BTC
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has confirmed that spot cryptocurrencies can now be traded on exchanges registered with the agency, marking a significant shift in how digital assets are overseen. This move brings spot crypto trading under clearer federal supervision, offering more structure for exchanges and potentially stronger protections for users, while also signaling a broader push toward regulatory clarity in the U.S. crypto market.
The U.S. has crossed a major financial milestone, with total sovereign debt now exceeding $30 trillion for the first time, more than double the level seen in 2018. Fresh data shows that by November, outstanding Treasury bills, notes, and bonds reached $30.2 trillion, forming the largest portion of the government’s overall $38.4 trillion federal debt, which also includes obligations such as Social Security trust funds and savings bonds.
In 2020, during heavy pandemic-related spending, the government issued $4.3 trillion across these securities, pushing that year’s fiscal deficit above $3 trillion. Although the deficit has since narrowed and is expected to fall to about $1.78 trillion by fiscal year 2025, rising interest costs remain a major burden, now totaling $1.2 trillion annually.
Citigroup strategist Jason Williams noted that even if tariff income increased to $300–400 billion, it would still be far from covering interest payments on the existing debt. He compared the situation to sinking in quicksand—tariffs may slow the fall, but they can’t stop or reverse the overall pressure created by growing debt and high interest expenses.
Buyers are stepping in after a prolonged decline, and the chart is showing the early signs of a relief push — not a confirmed reversal yet, so the setup remains speculative and requires tight risk control.
Buyers are stepping in after a prolonged decline, and the chart is showing the early signs of a relief push — not a confirmed reversal yet, so the setup remains speculative and requires tight risk control.
Many People say there's no StopLoss in Spot Trading , But You should know this 👉 How to set a Stop-Loss in Spot Trading ?
After buying a Spot asset go-to sell & change market or limit order to OCO < one cancel other > this order type is use to set SL & TP both at the same time
See attached screenshot for reference my $BANK spot holding is safe with SL & TP 🚀
Buyers are stepping in after a prolonged decline, and the chart is showing the early signs of a relief push — not a confirmed reversal yet, so the setup remains speculative and requires tight risk control.