Longtime Bitcoin developer Luke Dashjr calls for Adam Back to step down from Blockstream leadership following revelations of Jeffrey Epstein's ties to crypto industry figures in newly unsealed court documents.
As the TSX rides a wave of positive earnings momentum, investors are sifting through smaller-cap names for growth potential. We examine three companies—spanning crypto, energy, and digital assets—that are catching the eye of analysts, despite the inherent risks of the 'penny stock' category.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent faced pointed questioning on Capitol Hill, first over the theoretical possibility of a federal Bitcoin bailout and then in a heated exchange about a Trump family crypto venture’s regulatory approval.
Coinbase expands its automated threat intelligence sharing via Crypto ISAC, aiming to bolster ecosystem defenses against sophisticated cyber threats, including state-sponsored actors. The security push unfolds against a backdrop of significant volatility in the company's stock price.
Newly released DOJ files detail communications showing Brock Pierce facilitated Epstein's entry into Coinbase's Series C round, while later emails reveal Blockchain Capital's attempts to buy his stake years later.
A sharp decline in legal sports wagers in Illinois, coinciding with recent tax increases, points to a growing shift of bettors toward untaxed and unregulated offshore sites and local bookmakers, according to industry analysis.
Bitcoin faces a pivotal technical showdown as analysts pinpoint the $68,400 level as a make-or-break support zone. The test comes amidst significant capital outflows from U.S. spot ETFs, raising questions about near-term institutional conviction.
A sharp reversal in institutional ETF flows, weakening U.S. demand, and tightening market liquidity are signaling a potential regime shift for Bitcoin, with analysts warning of further downside risk.
Block launches Bitcoin payments for U.S. small businesses via Square, enabling seamless crypto-to-cash conversion. The move coincides with ARK Invest's significant share purchases, highlighting institutional interest in fintech firms bridging traditional commerce and digital assets during market uncertainty.
Amidst the accelerating shifts toward digital finance and streaming entertainment, analysts spotlight Robinhood Markets and Roku as companies with the potential to deliver sustained growth over the coming decade, despite near-term market volatility.
Coinbase Global's shares have tumbled alongside cryptocurrency prices, yet strong fundamentals and growing non-trading revenue streams are fueling a fierce debate among investors about whether the selloff has gone too far.
Analysis of on-chain data and trading history reveals a notable lack of structural support or resistance between $70,000 and $80,000, suggesting Bitcoin's current consolidation could be prolonged or precede a significant test of lower levels.
A temporary spending bill has averted a full government shutdown, but funding for the Department of Homeland Security remains in limbo. With a one-week deadline, lawmakers are locked in a contentious debate over reforming ICE and Border Patrol tactics, while a new study underscores immigrants' fiscal contributions to the U.S. economy.
As Bitcoin's price dips below MicroStrategy's average purchase cost, critics question the sustainability of its aggressive accumulation strategy. CEO Michael Saylor remains defiant, framing volatility as a feature, not a bug, of the Bitcoin thesis.
Allegations of a $500 million deal between a Trump-linked firm and the UAE have ignited a firestorm in Congress, jeopardizing the timeline for the crucial CLARITY Act and casting a shadow over the crypto industry's push for regulatory clarity.
As Bitcoin retreated toward $73,000, Cathie Wood's ARK Invest executed a strategic buying spree across six key crypto-linked equities, signaling continued conviction in the sector's long-term prospects despite recent volatility.
As Bitcoin stabilizes near $76,000, market analysts are looking beyond macroeconomics to investor psychology. Could deep-seated cognitive biases like anchoring and regret aversion be the hidden catalysts for the next major price move?
After a prolonged period of heavy redemptions, spot Ethereum ETFs have recorded their first significant daily inflow, signaling a potential shift in institutional sentiment toward the second-largest cryptocurrency.
As Bitcoin's price struggles to find a floor, analysts point to a critical and seemingly calm indicator—the US corporate credit spread—as the potential trigger for the next major move. The current divergence between compressed credit risk and falling crypto prices suggests markets may be underpricing looming stress.
Famed investor Michael Burry warns that a sustained Bitcoin decline below $70,000 could expose critical vulnerabilities in the crypto ecosystem, potentially forcing corporate sell-offs and pushing leveraged miners toward insolvency.
