The tokenization market is booming, but the numbers don't tell the whole story. Axis CEO highlights a critical liquidity problem that could stall Wall Street's digital asset dreams.
Bitcoin flirted with $80,000. Was it a victory lap or a last gasp? The evidence points to the latter. Don't get fooled by the short-term fireworks.
Forget the institutional stampede. Bitcoin's latest $80,000 breakout is powered by the volatile world of use futures, not steady US spot buying. This smells like trouble.
The Senate's markup of the U.S. Clarity Act, a significant piece of digital-asset legislation, is underway. Yet, the bitcoin market appears remarkably calm, ignoring the high stakes involved.
Moody's slapped its top AAA rating on Fidelity and BlackRock's tokenized money market funds. It sounds like a ringing endorsement, but let's not get ahead of ourselves.
So much for that crypto rebound. Bitcoin just plummeted below $80,000, a casualty of stubborn inflation and escalating global tensions. Solana's feeling the sting too.
Did Anthropic's Claude AI crack a lost Bitcoin wallet holding $400,000? The story is going viral, sparking debate on AI's role in digital recovery.
A man dug up 5 Bitcoin by finding an old seed phrase. His tool? An AI chatbot. The crypto community, predictably, is divided.
LayerZero is finally admitting it messed up. After a quiet three weeks following a major exploit, the cross-chain messaging protocol is fessing up to a critical single-verifier setup that left projects exposed.
The ivory towers of finance are finally cracking open the door to spot crypto trading for retail investors. Charles Schwab's move on Bitcoin and Ethereum raises questions: is this a genuine embrace, or just the same old song and dance?
Banks are diving headfirst into the tokenization revolution, and Societe Generale's latest move is a major splash. Deploying stablecoins on the Canton Network is more than just a technical upgrade; it's a signal flare for the future of finance.
The line between digital assets and traditional finance is blurring. Figure is betting big on crypto as collateral, aiming to bring loans secured by Bitcoin and Ether to the masses. But what's really under the hood?
Forget the quantum apocalypse for Bitcoin's cryptography. Fireblocks CEO Michael Shaulov says the real hurdle is getting everyone to agree on a post-quantum plan.
What was pitched as a golden ticket to pre-IPO AI giants has become a digital mirage. Tokens promising indirect ownership of Anthropic and OpenAI have crashed after both companies issued stern warnings about the validity of the underlying structures.
The market was braced for mild inflation, but April's Producer Price Index delivered a shockwave, pushing Bitcoin below a critical threshold.
The copper-to-gold ratio is screaming. It just did something it hasn't done meaningfully since September 2020 – break its 200-day moving average. Remember what happened after that signal? Bitcoin went bonkers.
eToro's crypto revenue took a nosedive in Q1, but the company's CEO is betting big on a rebound. Is this resilience or delusion?
The Senate floor is becoming a digital gold rush of amendments, with over 100 proposed changes to a single crypto bill. It's a classic Washington dance: promise of progress, followed by a flurry of legislative chaos.
No more crossing your fingers and hoping for the best when signing Ethereum transactions. A new security feature is here to banish blind signing for good.
JPMorgan's latest move into tokenized funds underscores Wall Street's accelerating race to put traditional assets on blockchain rails. The banking giant's expansion follows BlackRock's similar play, intensifying a trend already ballooning the tokenized real-world asset market.