The roadmap gives institutions a stronger settlement story, but also a clearer checklist for doubt.
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Read moreCathie Wood’s ARK Invest bought roughly $77 million of crypto stocks in June, adding $44 million of Coinbase (COIN), $25.25 million of Circle (CRCL), and $8.2 million of Bullish (BLSH) during Bitcoin’s worst month in four years, according to ARK’s daily trade disclosures. The purchases extend a thesis both Wood and other funds have held […]
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Read moreThe industry’s security problem is changing shape: more hacks, smaller median smart-contract losses, and a handful of infrastructure compromises still defining the year’s damage.
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Read moreThe next leg of crypto adoption may already be taking shape in estate planning offices instead of on trading floors or in congressional hearing rooms. Analysts have spent a decade modeling adoption through ETF approvals, halving cycles, interest rates, and regulatory milestones. But one of the most powerful forces reshaping demand for digital assets is […]
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Read moreThe signal is about who controls the wallet-to-merchant path that makes tokenized dollars spendable.
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Read moreIn 2017, a handful of developers with a whitepaper and a GitHub repository could launch a token or a crypto startup in a matter of days. Capital requirements were low, licensing was either non-existent or seen as an afterthought, and a compelling idea was usually enough to draw thousands of retail buyers into an ICO […]
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Read moreBitcoin climbed back above $62,000 once a weak US jobs report cooled bets on a near-term Federal Reserve rate hike, and the spot chart reads as a relief rally. The options desks trading Bitcoin’s futures are pricing something more guarded. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics put June payroll growth at just 57,000, well below […]
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Read moreWith Wall Street and ETF rails shut, BTC keeps trading, proving that always-on access can also mean thinner liquidity.
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Read moreA stablecoin built around a giant partner list now faces the question every coalition coin must answer: who is actually committed, and what does participation mean?
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Read moreAmericans are on pace to lose more money on legal gambling this year than at any point in the country’s history. A new analysis by economics writer Joseph Politano projects that the total will exceed a quarter trillion dollars in 2026. Losses have climbed 67% since the start of COVID-19 and another 8% over the past […]
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Read moreThe transfer is not confirmed as a sale, but it points to a harder funding question for public miners.
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Read moreCrypto was founded on a simple premise: people should be able to send, hold, and manage money without going through a bank. Fifteen years later, some of the industry’s most significant developments involve banks doing that, on blockchains, for their own institutional clients. JPMorgan now settles payments in its own deposit token on a public […]
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Read moreBGeometrics shows support at 0.42% since May 1, while Farside’s alerts make the August lock-in window harder for exchanges, wallets, pools, and node operators to ignore.
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Read moreBitget launched US stock options this week and says no other major crypto exchange offers them. The product starts with the simplest version of options trading, where eligible users buy single call or put contracts, with more complex strategies planned as it matures. It sits alongside Bitget’s existing crypto markets, tokenized stocks, and contract-for-difference products […]
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Read moreMichael Saylor’s Strategy has calmed the immediate panic around its preferred-stock complex, but the company’s latest overhaul points to a more complicated phase for one of Bitcoin’s most visible corporate buyers. Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, announced a new capital-management framework this week after STRC, its flagship preferred stock, fell to a low of $71.25 […]
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Read moreThe standards request pushes the CBDC debate toward disclosure, political money, and who gets access while payment rules are still open.
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Read moreFor years, Bitcoin mining has been viewed primarily through the lens of electricity costs. While power rates remain one of the biggest factors affecting mining profitability, an increasing number of miners are beginning to ask a different question: What if I could generate some of my own power? At HashDeploy, we believe the future of…
Read moreUS spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) drew their largest daily inflow since May after a weaker-than-expected jobs report eased rate-hike concerns and helped the digital asset recover from a fresh bear-market low earlier in the week. The funds recorded $223 million in net inflows on Thursday, ending a 10-day stretch of withdrawals that had drained […]
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Read moreBitcoin’s recovery above $60,000 is facing a fresh test from exchange-flow and derivatives data after large holders moved one of the year’s largest daily BTC inflows onto trading platforms during the latest selloff. Data from CryptoSlate showed that the flagship digital asset was trading at $61,528 at press time, after dropping below $58,000 earlier in […]
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Read moreSolana just gave delegators a new governance tool called Solana Governance Proposals (SGP), which hands them a lever for the next round of the inflation fight. The proposing validator’s vote account must have at least 100,000 SOL staked, worth about $7.8 million at $77.97 per token. To advance from proposal to vote, validators representing 15% […]
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Read moreJune payrolls missed badly, and traders read it as the rate-cut catalyst Bitcoin needed. Payrolls rose by just 57,000, against an estimate of 110,000. The Bureau of Labor Statistics also cut the prior two months by a combined 74,000, April down 31,000, and May down 43,000. Unemployment fell to 4.2%, and wages held at 3.5% […]
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Read moreBitcoin’s second-quarter slide unfolded alongside a rare contraction in the stablecoin market, adding another sign that crypto liquidity weakened beyond spot prices alone. Bitcoin traded below $60,000 during the quarter, reaching its lowest level since 2024, and fell 14% across Q2. At the same time, total stablecoin supply slipped to $312 billion, down more than $3 […]
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Read moreThe GENIUS Act’s one-year rulemaking deadline lands on July 18, and markets have mostly priced it as a legitimacy milestone for stablecoins. Mike McCluskey, CEO of tx, and Zaheer Ebtikar, chief strategy officer at Plasma, read it as a cost-visibility event that decides which issuers can afford to keep operating. GENIUS became law on July […]
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Read moreDeFi lending protocol Edel disclosed a $403,000 exploit that hit the layer where tokenized stocks are trying to become DeFi collateral. Edel said no depositor would bear losses, and the team would absorb the bad debt, restore affected balances one-to-one, and rebuild the protocol’s oracle architecture for a version two release. The attack manipulated the […]
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Read moreFrance’s response shows why visible crypto wealth now demands offline threat planning, data controls, and faster law-enforcement coordination.
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Read moreThe 131-wallet freeze exposes how public-chain intelligence and issuer controls are becoming real-time enforcement infrastructure.
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Read moreA pseudonymous respondent has appeared in New York court to challenge a lawsuit seeking control of over $200 billion worth of long-dormant coins tied to the network’s earliest days, including those linked to Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin’s pseudonymous founder. The respondent, using the name John Doe 33, filed a notice of appearance on June 30 in […]
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