As Bitcoin's price slump deepens, prediction markets signal growing skepticism that MicroStrategy will hold its massive BTC treasury. Yet, analysts argue the firm's long-term strategy remains unchanged, with its ability to avoid forced sales providing a buffer against market volatility.
Bitcoin and Ether claw back some losses following a sharp sell-off, though derivatives data suggests traders remain cautious. The bounce coincides with a broader market relief rally spurred by U.S. fiscal developments.
Nevada gaming authorities have ordered Coinbase to cease its prediction markets operations, ruling the contracts constitute unlicensed gambling. The move challenges Coinbase's federal regulatory strategy and threatens its nationwide rollout of the controversial product.
Michael Burry, the investor famed for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, warns that Bitcoin's sharp decline could trigger cascading liquidations and expose vulnerabilities in corporate treasuries and tokenized markets.
In a strategic move to capture the booming institutional staking market, Bitwise Asset Management has acquired Swiss-based infrastructure provider Chorus One. The deal grants Bitwise direct control over yield-generating operations as it expands its European footprint and on-chain product suite.
Bitcoin's plunge to post-election lows underscores a deepening crisis, driven by regulatory uncertainty and shifting monetary policy expectations, with key firms like Strategy now facing critical tests.
As market volatility persists, a clear divergence is emerging: investors are pulling money from Bitcoin ETFs while cautiously adding to Ether and XRP-focused products, signaling a rotation within the digital asset space rather than a broad retreat.
A high-stakes White House meeting aimed at resolving a critical impasse over stablecoin regulations ended without agreement, leaving the landmark CLARITY Act in legislative limbo. The core dispute centers on whether stablecoins should be allowed to offer yield, a feature banks warn could destabilize the traditional financial system.
Despite posting a GAAP net loss for 2025, Galaxy Digital highlights robust growth in its core digital assets business and significant progress in building out its Texas data center platform, positioning the firm for a potential market recovery.
Digital asset prices stabilized Wednesday, with Bitcoin reclaiming $78,000 amid a fragile recovery in risk sentiment. However, a record $1.7 billion in weekly outflows from investment products and defensive on-chain positioning signal deep investor caution, casting doubt on the rebound's longevity.
Canada's investment regulator, CIRO, has enacted a new digital asset custody framework effective immediately, aiming to bolster investor protections and prevent future platform failures like the notorious 2019 QuadrigaCX case.
Digital asset prices found a floor Tuesday after a volatile session, as investor anxiety eased following the passage of a stopgap funding bill in Congress to end a brief government shutdown.
Despite a significant share price decline, analysts point to Coinbase's expanding revenue, diversified services, and massive custody assets as foundations for long-term growth, positioning the stock as a potential recovery play.
Y Combinator is updating its famed $500,000 standard deal, offering startups in its upcoming batches the choice to receive their seed investment in stablecoins, signaling a deeper commitment to the blockchain ecosystem.
Despite a historic rally and technological promise, XRP faces an uphill battle against entrenched financial networks and regulatory headwinds, casting doubt on its potential for delivering life-altering returns in the near term.
Bitcoin's recovery falters, slipping back toward $77,000 as precious metals rally sharply. The shift highlights a broader risk-off mood, with AI-related tech stocks also under pressure.
Pilgrim Partners Asia significantly reduced its holding in the iShares Ethereum Trust ETF as Ether's price struggles, highlighting institutional risk management in volatile digital asset markets.
Fundstrat's Tom Lee argues that Bitcoin and Ethereum have likely found a floor after a brutal selloff, pointing to strong fundamentals and a shift away from overheated precious metals markets.
Famed 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry outlines a chain reaction of financial distress, suggesting a prolonged Bitcoin slump could cripple miners, destabilize metals markets, and inflict heavy losses on major institutional holders like MicroStrategy.
A blockchain-based inflation tracker signals a dramatic cooling of price pressures, contrasting official data and bolstering the case for aggressive Fed easing—a potential tailwind for battered digital assets.
