Casey Wagner

Casey Wagner

​​Casey Wagner is a Senior Reporter based in New York. Casey covers crypto regulation, markets and central banks. Prior to joining Blockworks, she reported on macroeconomics at Bloomberg News. She graduated from the University of Virginia with a degree in Media Studies. Contact Casey via email at casey@blockworks.co
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The final company of the Magnificent 7 is set to report its Q1 earnings today after the close

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After a weekend of tariff policy shifts, investors appear confident that trade deals are underway

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Crypto industry members and city officials gathered to talk about how the city can leverage crypto and blockchain technology

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Bitcoin may have traded like a safe haven asset Wednesday, but analysts warn the trend may not last

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Bitcoin has broken its previous price record of $109,026 set on Jan. 19, 2025

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Despite continued disagreements within the GOP about the extent of the spending cuts, Trump said the House is unified

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The Republican-sponsored GENIUS Act has passed a key procedural vote in the US Senate. 

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A downgrade from Moody’s had US Treasury yields on the rise, but history says the volatility should be short-lived

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Even with an uncertain outlook thanks to tariffs, Big Tech executives are still ramping up their AI investments

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Mersinger’s final day at the CFTC will be May 30

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Higher inflation historically lags behind tariff implementation, so don’t celebrate just yet

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An improving outlook on tariffs is positive for cryptocurrencies, but a sustained rally is going to take movement on the regulatory front

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However, they noted there’s now an increased risk that unemployment and inflation will rise in the coming months. 

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Digital Assets Subcommittee Chair Bryan Steil called for a “roundtable” discussion in lieu of a formal hearing

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Big Tech pulled US indexes back into the green Thursday, as investors waited for two more Mag 7 first-quarter reports after the bell

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Investors are still waiting for more concrete signs that the US is working on trade deals with other countries

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Some GOP members have indicated they will hold out on passing a bill that doesn’t include some key provisions

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General Motors reported a decline in net income and withdrew its previous 2025 guidance

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Microsoft, Meta, Amazon and Apple are slated to report Q1 earnings this week, and we’re watching one especially closely

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The discussion draft is expected to be released by the end of the month