Crypto scams stole $11.4 billion from Americans in 2025, per the FBI. Seniors lost nearly 40%—and it's only getting worse.
What if the crypto market's real survivors aren't Bitcoin, but the altcoins quietly grinding higher? Grayscale thinks their resilience screams 'buy now' amid global chaos.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs raked in $471 million on April 6, the heftiest daily inflow since late February. That's anchoring prices amid whale selling—but is BTC now calling the shots on global policy?
Republic's knocking on the SEC's door, waving tokenization promises. But is this the liquidity fix private markets crave, or another round of regulatory flirtation?
Wall Street's Bitcoin funds just inhaled $471 million on a day when missiles loomed large. Smart money or just hiding from the storm?
Everyone figured Bitcoin would crater if Trump’s Iran deadline blew up. Instead, it’s surfing $68K like nothing’s wrong—while oil flirts with four-year highs.
Screens flicker in a dimly lit trading floor—Bitcoin rockets past $69K while software giants tank. War with Iran and AI hype just snapped their decade-long dance.
Picture a Midwest teacher wiping out her 401(k) on a phony crypto pump. FBI data shows Americans lost $11.4 billion to such scams last year – and it's only accelerating.
Bitcoin teeters on a $2.5B short liquidation cliff at $72K as whales dump amid quantum threats. Drift's $285M North Korean hack and stablecoin surges past bank volumes set the stage for security crackdowns and institutional rushes.
If you're holding Bitcoin in your 401(k) or crypto wallet, whales bleeding $337 million daily means pain ahead. Glassnode data screams capitulation, echoing 2022's nightmare.
Leap Wallet is shutting down by May 28, becoming another casualty of crypto's brutal economics. A $3.2M-funded project built on a failed bet shows why even smart pivots can't save you from a broken business model.
Coinbase just cleared a major regulatory hurdle with conditional OCC charter approval. But the fine print reveals this isn't the crypto win everyone's pretending it is.
Cambodia just passed a law to stop crypto scams and online fraud. But here's the catch: laws are only as good as the governments enforcing them—and Southeast Asia has a spotty track record.
Picture this: hackers make off with $280 million, and Circle — issuer of the world's second-biggest stablecoin — takes its sweet time blacklisting the loot. ZachXBT's latest thread rips the lid off a pattern of delays across $420 million in dirty funds.
Charles Schwab, the giant of retail investing, is dipping into crypto trading with Bitcoin and Ethereum. But in a world where Coinbase has owned this space for years, is this a savvy catch-up or just table scraps?
Safe, the non-custodial wallet giant, just dropped Safenet — a network that weaponizes SAFE tokens against phishing and hacks. It's bold, but in a market drowning in exploits, will it deliver?
Bitcoin's flirting with $66K on Good Friday, but packed short positions scream upside pain. Analysts smell blood in the water for the bears.
$250 million in Bitcoin, gone in a quarter. Riot Platforms is betting big on AI, but after two straight quarters of sales, who's really winning here—the miners or the HODLers they mocked?
Europe's crypto regulators are locked in a power struggle that has nothing to do with whether to regulate—and everything to do with who gets to do it. Malta is pushing back hard against ESMA's bid for centralized control, and the outcome will reshape how the entire bloc supervises digital assets.
Postquant Labs just launched a quantum-powered blockchain testnet. The catch? You can't actually use it to mine Bitcoin, and quantum computers still can't replace your GPU.