The cryptocurrency market slipped into the red over the weekend, as traders trimmed risk ahead of a closely watched U.S. employment report and digested fresh warnings about the toll of high interest rates on the economy.

The relationship between Bitcoin and the global money supply (Global M2) has long been debated, with many traders suggesting that monetary expansion directly fuels Bitcoin’s price growth.

Luke Gromen is predicting a major shift in the economic landscape, suggesting that Bitcoin and gold will be the top assets to hold for those looking to hedge against the potential economic fallout from the rise of artificial intelligence (AI).

Michael Saylor, chairman of MicroStrategy and one of Bitcoin’s most outspoken corporate champions, has once again underscored his belief in the cryptocurrency’s long-term potential—this time with data to back it up.

Popular crypto analyst Il Capo of Crypto has issued a cautionary outlook for the digital asset market, warning of deeper corrections ahead as macroeconomic pressures return to the spotlight.