The breakout pushed BTC to its highest level since January while options positioning and open interest quickly rebuilt behind the move.

A new Senate amendment exposes fractures in CLARITY’s 49-vote coalition, putting the bill’s path to 60 votes under fresh pressure.

Crypto firms poured $206 million into the midterms, funding political groups, backing candidates, and mobilizing voters ahead of Nov. 3.

Bitcoin’s surge past $87,000 follows a historic 50-week moving average breakout, putting ETF demand, market positioning under scrutiny.

NOWPayments today published new empirical data analyzing six months of enterprise payout activity, offering a comparative ...

The Sept. 18 assessment exposes a gap between oracle valuations and the liquidity lenders need to sell collateral.

The Mint workflow removes operational steps, while variable market terms and liquidation risk remain with the third-party ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) simultaneously began preparations to invest a small portion of its own funds in tokenized securities, with those purchases set to settle through Pontes. The move puts ...

Bitcoin's surge toward $86,000 repaired a collapse from $86.3 billion in unrealized gains to losses, while fund demand still lags.

Strategy and Strive added $183 million of BTC as the broader listed-company accumulation rate fell sharply from last year’s pace.

Bitcoin mining economics improved after BTC rose above a prior modeled threshold, but an early difficulty estimate remains uncertain.

Balancer’s V1 recovery proposal would allocate 296.401711 ETH across 120 legacy pools, but claim data and a claim window await a vote.