Another stablecoin infrastructure play just landed $6.2 million. The question isn't whether the tech works—it's whether anyone actually needs it.
Bitcoin mining just hit a wall. Soluna's massive bet on wind power and AI infrastructure reveals an industry in crisis—and a possible way out.
A 194-year-old tortoise named Jonathan became the unwitting star of a Solana meme coin scheme that spread false death reports. This absurd moment exposes something deadly serious about crypto culture.
Bitcoin bounced off $66K this week, but don't mistake stability for strength. Private credit markets are imploding, institutional money is fleeing, and miners are panic-selling—yet the Fed's desperation to avoid recession might just save crypto's rally.
Stablecoins just crushed it. Congress is finally moving on crypto regulation. And now Alabama's joining Wyoming in giving DAOs actual legal teeth.
Elon Musk's X just announced new rules to block first-time crypto posts. The timing is hilariously bad—a scammer literally impersonated a veterinarian to sell fake Jonathan the tortoise coins.
Thirteen million transactions in a single week. Then silence. The x402 protocol's explosive rise and mysterious collapse tells us something crucial about the next era of AI—and where the real money flows.
Circle is launching its own wrapped Bitcoin. That shouldn't surprise you—but the reason it's happening now reveals something much bigger about how institutions actually want to use crypto.
Crypto custody just stopped being about vaults and started being about speed. As $200B in institutional assets demand instant movement across fragmented platforms, the firms that crack connectivity will own the market.
Todd Blanche just became the most powerful law enforcement officer in America—and he did it after systematically gutting the DOJ's ability to police the crypto industry, all while allegedly violating ethics rules by holding crypto assets himself.
Bitcoin just slipped below a critical technical threshold—and it's not the geopolitical headlines that should worry you. The real danger is hidden in options market structure, where a feedback loop of forced selling could turn a routine dip into something far uglier.
X is auto-locking accounts that mention crypto for the first time. The move targets a specific weakness in how hijacked accounts fuel scams—but there's a catch.
A cryptocurrency bear market doesn't kill you with sharp drops—it kills you with months of nothing. Bitcoin might be approaching a price floor, but the real test is whether investors can stomach the stagnation.