Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Begin the Week With $756 Million in Combined Outflows
Bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) posted a combined $756 million in outflows after two weeks of blockbuster inflows, as crypto ETFs stumbled into the new week. Crypto ETF Selloff: Bitcoin Loses $327 Million, Ether Funds See $429 Million Exit The streak of optimism in crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) hit a wall to start the […]
Tom Lee, Arthur Hayes double down on $10K Ether this year
BitMine chair Tom Lee said that Ether going to $12,000 wouldn’t be a “blow off top,” it will just be price discovery at a new level.
Bitcoin-gold correlation increases as BTC follows gold’s path to store of value
Bitcoin’s correlation with gold has climbed above 0.85 as both assets attract investors seeking stability amid inflation and global uncertainty.
BNB Chain sees record user activity, transactions up 151% in 30 days
Nansen data revealed that in the last 30 days, BNB Chain transactions surpassed 500 million, ranking second only to Solana in transaction count.
Bitcoin mining in 2025, explained: From hashrate to rewards
Discover how Bitcoin mining runs in 2025: From halving rewards and ASIC rigs to mining pools, hashprice shifts and power use.
S&P Global taps Chainlink to rate stablecoins’ ability to retain peg
S&P; Global Ratings and Chainlink have partnered to provide onchain stablecoin risk profiles for TradFi players looking to enter or expand into the $300 billion market.
UK moves to allow asset managers to use blockchain for fund tokenization
The FCA has outlined a roadmap to help asset managers adopt blockchain and tokenization, aiming to boost efficiency and competition.
‘Pixnapping’ Android attack could expose crypto wallet seed phrases
Researchers have uncovered a new Android vulnerability that allows malicious apps to reconstruct on-screen content, such as recovery phrases and two-factor authentication codes.
The oracle problem is political
DeFi protocols depend on a handful of oracle networks for critical pricing data, creating centralization risks that undermine decentralization promises.
From $10 to $10,000: How dollar-cost averaging works in crypto
Learn how DCA works in crypto: when to use it, key risks, fees, El Salvador’s example and how it compares to lump-sum investing and other strategies.
Democrats counter US crypto framework; bill grinds to a halt
The crypto framework law in the Senate is now on pause as lawmakers debate possible new amendments.
Elon Musk touts Bitcoin as energy-based and inflation-proof, unlike ‘fake fiat’
Bitcoin’s energy-based economic model is set to benefit from the fiat “debasement” needed to fund the global arms race for developing the most advanced AI models.
How a crypto trader turned $3K into $2M after CZ mentioned a memecoin
After BNB Chain’s X hack, meme token “4” surged from $3K to $2M following CZ’s mention. We break down the timeline and key risks.
Ether drops 8%, but traders say ETH price breakout to $10K is ‘loading’
Ether price could retest the $3,800 level, but traders said Ethereum's native token was preparing for a breakout to new highs, with $10,000 in sight.
Bitcoin threatens $107K next as yearly open becomes key BTC price floor
Bitcoin dropped back toward its lowest levels in several weeks after a rebound fizzled at $116,000, while an infamous whale stayed short BTC.
BlackRock sees record quarter for iShares ETFs as Bitcoin, Ether demand surges
Record inflows to BlackRock’s crypto ETFs cement the asset manager’s dominance as institutional investors pour billions into Bitcoin and Ethereum exposure.
US moves to drop Bitcoin advocate Roger Ver’s tax case with $50M deal
Less than a week after reports of an agreement between the "Bitcoin Jesus" and US authorities, Roger Ver’s 2024 criminal tax case may be nearing an end.
How low can Bitcoin price go if $110K BTC support fails?
BTC can drop to $74,000 in the worst-case scenario if the price fails to hold above the $110,000 support level, but is the top really in?
Stocks vs. Bitcoin in the AI era: Which will survive the next 50 years?
The choice between Bitcoin and stocks isn’t simple. Here’s how analysts and data reveal how investors can approach it.
Bitcoin buyers build bids at $105K as crypto market meltdown nears conclusion
Deep Bitcoin bids below $105,000 signal a market cleanup phase from last week’s historic liquidation event. After the dip-buying ends, will BTC reclaim $117,500?
Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade goes live on Sepolia ahead of December mainnet launch
The rollout marks the second phase of Ethereum’s three-step roadmap, testing higher gas limits and the new PeerDAS data-sampling system.
US gov’t could add $14B to crypto reserves as part of forfeiture case
The US government said it would pursue forfeiture of the Bitcoin holdings tied to a Cambodia-based company if the alleged ringleader were convicted.
Tether settles Celsius claims for $300M, raising stablecoin liability concerns
Tether’s $299.5 million Celsius settlement could ignite a debate over stablecoin accountability and the legal risks facing issuers in future crypto bankruptcies.
NYC mayor establishes digital assets and blockchain office
The executive order creating the Office of Digital Assets and Blockchain Technology under the New York City government came three months before Eric Adams will leave office.
Solana traders’ favorite metric flashes, but is $300 SOL by December possible?
Despite SOL’s rebound above $200, Solana faces slowing network activity and stronger rivals like BNB Chain and Hyperliquid. Is $300 before year-end possible?
Data shows 76% of retail traders are long SOL: Will a rebound to $200 hold?
Retail traders and institutions are accumulating SOL below $200, as whale activity rises and ETF anticipation fuels hopes of a renewed bullish phase.
Brazilian stablecoin opens door to the country’s double-digit yields
Brazil’s BRLV stablecoin gives institutions a compliant way to access the country’s high bond yields amid growing global demand for real-world assets.
US representative seeks to turn Trump’s 401(k) crypto executive order into law
The bill, if passed, would codify US President Donald Trump's executive order allowing retirement plans to include "alternative assets," including cryptocurrencies.
Binance rolls out $400M program for traders hit by Friday’s downturn
Binance and BNB Chain have pledged a total of $728 million in support for traders following the sell-off, but the exchange maintains it is not responsible for users’ losses.
Here’s what happened in crypto today
Need to know what happened in crypto today? Here is the latest news on daily trends and events impacting Bitcoin price, blockchain, DeFi, NFTs, Web3 and crypto regulation.
Japan is working on new rules to crack down on crypto insider trading
Japan is set to amend its rules, which would empower its securities regulator to investigate and punish those involved in crypto-related insider trading.
Exclusively obtained orderbook data reveals details about USDE crash
An oracle vulnerability on Binance contributed to Friday’s market crash, which clocked in as the largest liquidation event in history at $19 B. In this article, Cointelegraph Research analyses newly released forensic orderbook data from the crash.
Tether to Pay $299.5 Million in Celsius Settlement: BRIC
Key Highlights Tether will pay $299.5 million to the Celsius Network bankruptcy estate as part of a legal…
Bitcoin-gold correlation increases as BTC follows gold’s path to store of value
Bitcoin’s correlation with gold has climbed above 0.85 as both assets attract investors seeking stability amid inflation and global uncertainty.
BNB Chain sees record user activity, transactions up 151% in 30 days
Nansen data revealed that in the last 30 days, BNB Chain transactions surpassed 500 million, ranking second only to Solana in transaction count.
Bitcoin mining in 2025, explained: From hashrate to rewards
Discover how Bitcoin mining runs in 2025: From halving rewards and ASIC rigs to mining pools, hashprice shifts and power use.
S&P Global taps Chainlink to rate stablecoins’ ability to retain peg
S&P; Global Ratings and Chainlink have partnered to provide onchain stablecoin risk profiles for TradFi players looking to enter or expand into the $300 billion market.
UK moves to allow asset managers to use blockchain for fund tokenization
The FCA has outlined a roadmap to help asset managers adopt blockchain and tokenization, aiming to boost efficiency and competition.
‘Pixnapping’ Android attack could expose crypto wallet seed phrases
Researchers have uncovered a new Android vulnerability that allows malicious apps to reconstruct on-screen content, such as recovery phrases and two-factor authentication codes.
The oracle problem is political
DeFi protocols depend on a handful of oracle networks for critical pricing data, creating centralization risks that undermine decentralization promises.
From $10 to $10,000: How dollar-cost averaging works in crypto
Learn how DCA works in crypto: when to use it, key risks, fees, El Salvador’s example and how it compares to lump-sum investing and other strategies.
Democrats counter US crypto framework; bill grinds to a halt
The crypto framework law in the Senate is now on pause as lawmakers debate possible new amendments.
Elon Musk touts Bitcoin as energy-based and inflation-proof, unlike ‘fake fiat’
Bitcoin’s energy-based economic model is set to benefit from the fiat “debasement” needed to fund the global arms race for developing the most advanced AI models.
How a crypto trader turned $3K into $2M after CZ mentioned a memecoin
After BNB Chain’s X hack, meme token “4” surged from $3K to $2M following CZ’s mention. We break down the timeline and key risks.
Ether drops 8%, but traders say ETH price breakout to $10K is ‘loading’
Ether price could retest the $3,800 level, but traders said Ethereum's native token was preparing for a breakout to new highs, with $10,000 in sight.
Bitcoin threatens $107K next as yearly open becomes key BTC price floor
Bitcoin dropped back toward its lowest levels in several weeks after a rebound fizzled at $116,000, while an infamous whale stayed short BTC.
BlackRock sees record quarter for iShares ETFs as Bitcoin, Ether demand surges
Record inflows to BlackRock’s crypto ETFs cement the asset manager’s dominance as institutional investors pour billions into Bitcoin and Ethereum exposure.
US moves to drop Bitcoin advocate Roger Ver’s tax case with $50M deal
Less than a week after reports of an agreement between the "Bitcoin Jesus" and US authorities, Roger Ver’s 2024 criminal tax case may be nearing an end.
How low can Bitcoin price go if $110K BTC support fails?
BTC can drop to $74,000 in the worst-case scenario if the price fails to hold above the $110,000 support level, but is the top really in?
Stocks vs. Bitcoin in the AI era: Which will survive the next 50 years?
The choice between Bitcoin and stocks isn’t simple. Here’s how analysts and data reveal how investors can approach it.
Bitcoin buyers build bids at $105K as crypto market meltdown nears conclusion
Deep Bitcoin bids below $105,000 signal a market cleanup phase from last week’s historic liquidation event. After the dip-buying ends, will BTC reclaim $117,500?
Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade goes live on Sepolia ahead of December mainnet launch
The rollout marks the second phase of Ethereum’s three-step roadmap, testing higher gas limits and the new PeerDAS data-sampling system.
US gov’t could add $14B to crypto reserves as part of forfeiture case
The US government said it would pursue forfeiture of the Bitcoin holdings tied to a Cambodia-based company if the alleged ringleader were convicted.
Tether settles Celsius claims for $300M, raising stablecoin liability concerns
Tether’s $299.5 million Celsius settlement could ignite a debate over stablecoin accountability and the legal risks facing issuers in future crypto bankruptcies.
NYC mayor establishes digital assets and blockchain office
The executive order creating the Office of Digital Assets and Blockchain Technology under the New York City government came three months before Eric Adams will leave office.
Solana traders’ favorite metric flashes, but is $300 SOL by December possible?
Despite SOL’s rebound above $200, Solana faces slowing network activity and stronger rivals like BNB Chain and Hyperliquid. Is $300 before year-end possible?
Data shows 76% of retail traders are long SOL: Will a rebound to $200 hold?
Retail traders and institutions are accumulating SOL below $200, as whale activity rises and ETF anticipation fuels hopes of a renewed bullish phase.
Brazilian stablecoin opens door to the country’s double-digit yields
Brazil’s BRLV stablecoin gives institutions a compliant way to access the country’s high bond yields amid growing global demand for real-world assets.
US representative seeks to turn Trump’s 401(k) crypto executive order into law
The bill, if passed, would codify US President Donald Trump's executive order allowing retirement plans to include "alternative assets," including cryptocurrencies.
Binance rolls out $400M program for traders hit by Friday’s downturn
Binance and BNB Chain have pledged a total of $728 million in support for traders following the sell-off, but the exchange maintains it is not responsible for users’ losses.
Here’s what happened in crypto today
Need to know what happened in crypto today? Here is the latest news on daily trends and events impacting Bitcoin price, blockchain, DeFi, NFTs, Web3 and crypto regulation.
Japan is working on new rules to crack down on crypto insider trading
Japan is set to amend its rules, which would empower its securities regulator to investigate and punish those involved in crypto-related insider trading.
Exclusively obtained orderbook data reveals details about USDE crash
An oracle vulnerability on Binance contributed to Friday’s market crash, which clocked in as the largest liquidation event in history at $19 B. In this article, Cointelegraph Research analyses newly released forensic orderbook data from the crash.
Greatest Bitcoin Threat? Charles Edwards Predicts Quantum Break In 2–8 Years
At TOKEN2049 Singapore, Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards set aside his well-known Bitcoin bullishness to deliver an unambiguous warning: a quantum “Q-Day” could arrive far sooner than most of the industry expects, with potentially existential consequences if Bitcoin’s core cryptography is not upgraded in time. “Within two to eight years, a quantum machine will break […]
Bitcoin-gold correlation increases as BTC follows gold’s path to store of value
Bitcoin’s correlation with gold has climbed above 0.85 as both assets attract investors seeking stability amid inflation and global uncertainty.
BNB Chain sees record user activity, transactions up 151% in 30 days
Nansen data revealed that in the last 30 days, BNB Chain transactions surpassed 500 million, ranking second only to Solana in transaction count.
Bitcoin mining in 2025, explained: From hashrate to rewards
Discover how Bitcoin mining runs in 2025: From halving rewards and ASIC rigs to mining pools, hashprice shifts and power use.
S&P Global taps Chainlink to rate stablecoins’ ability to retain peg
S&P; Global Ratings and Chainlink have partnered to provide onchain stablecoin risk profiles for TradFi players looking to enter or expand into the $300 billion market.
UK moves to allow asset managers to use blockchain for fund tokenization
The FCA has outlined a roadmap to help asset managers adopt blockchain and tokenization, aiming to boost efficiency and competition.
‘Pixnapping’ Android attack could expose crypto wallet seed phrases
Researchers have uncovered a new Android vulnerability that allows malicious apps to reconstruct on-screen content, such as recovery phrases and two-factor authentication codes.
The oracle problem is political
DeFi protocols depend on a handful of oracle networks for critical pricing data, creating centralization risks that undermine decentralization promises.
From $10 to $10,000: How dollar-cost averaging works in crypto
Learn how DCA works in crypto: when to use it, key risks, fees, El Salvador’s example and how it compares to lump-sum investing and other strategies.
Democrats counter US crypto framework; bill grinds to a halt
The crypto framework law in the Senate is now on pause as lawmakers debate possible new amendments.
Elon Musk touts Bitcoin as energy-based and inflation-proof, unlike ‘fake fiat’
Bitcoin’s energy-based economic model is set to benefit from the fiat “debasement” needed to fund the global arms race for developing the most advanced AI models.
How a crypto trader turned $3K into $2M after CZ mentioned a memecoin
After BNB Chain’s X hack, meme token “4” surged from $3K to $2M following CZ’s mention. We break down the timeline and key risks.
Ether drops 8%, but traders say ETH price breakout to $10K is ‘loading’
Ether price could retest the $3,800 level, but traders said Ethereum's native token was preparing for a breakout to new highs, with $10,000 in sight.
Bitcoin threatens $107K next as yearly open becomes key BTC price floor
Bitcoin dropped back toward its lowest levels in several weeks after a rebound fizzled at $116,000, while an infamous whale stayed short BTC.
BlackRock sees record quarter for iShares ETFs as Bitcoin, Ether demand surges
Record inflows to BlackRock’s crypto ETFs cement the asset manager’s dominance as institutional investors pour billions into Bitcoin and Ethereum exposure.
US moves to drop Bitcoin advocate Roger Ver’s tax case with $50M deal
Less than a week after reports of an agreement between the "Bitcoin Jesus" and US authorities, Roger Ver’s 2024 criminal tax case may be nearing an end.
How low can Bitcoin price go if $110K BTC support fails?
BTC can drop to $74,000 in the worst-case scenario if the price fails to hold above the $110,000 support level, but is the top really in?
Stocks vs. Bitcoin in the AI era: Which will survive the next 50 years?
The choice between Bitcoin and stocks isn’t simple. Here’s how analysts and data reveal how investors can approach it.
Bitcoin buyers build bids at $105K as crypto market meltdown nears conclusion
Deep Bitcoin bids below $105,000 signal a market cleanup phase from last week’s historic liquidation event. After the dip-buying ends, will BTC reclaim $117,500?
Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade goes live on Sepolia ahead of December mainnet launch
The rollout marks the second phase of Ethereum’s three-step roadmap, testing higher gas limits and the new PeerDAS data-sampling system.
US gov’t could add $14B to crypto reserves as part of forfeiture case
The US government said it would pursue forfeiture of the Bitcoin holdings tied to a Cambodia-based company if the alleged ringleader were convicted.
Tether settles Celsius claims for $300M, raising stablecoin liability concerns
Tether’s $299.5 million Celsius settlement could ignite a debate over stablecoin accountability and the legal risks facing issuers in future crypto bankruptcies.
NYC mayor establishes digital assets and blockchain office
The executive order creating the Office of Digital Assets and Blockchain Technology under the New York City government came three months before Eric Adams will leave office.
Solana traders’ favorite metric flashes, but is $300 SOL by December possible?
Despite SOL’s rebound above $200, Solana faces slowing network activity and stronger rivals like BNB Chain and Hyperliquid. Is $300 before year-end possible?
Data shows 76% of retail traders are long SOL: Will a rebound to $200 hold?
Retail traders and institutions are accumulating SOL below $200, as whale activity rises and ETF anticipation fuels hopes of a renewed bullish phase.
Brazilian stablecoin opens door to the country’s double-digit yields
Brazil’s BRLV stablecoin gives institutions a compliant way to access the country’s high bond yields amid growing global demand for real-world assets.
US representative seeks to turn Trump’s 401(k) crypto executive order into law
The bill, if passed, would codify US President Donald Trump's executive order allowing retirement plans to include "alternative assets," including cryptocurrencies.
Binance rolls out $400M program for traders hit by Friday’s downturn
Binance and BNB Chain have pledged a total of $728 million in support for traders following the sell-off, but the exchange maintains it is not responsible for users’ losses.
Here’s what happened in crypto today
Need to know what happened in crypto today? Here is the latest news on daily trends and events impacting Bitcoin price, blockchain, DeFi, NFTs, Web3 and crypto regulation.
Japan is working on new rules to crack down on crypto insider trading
Japan is set to amend its rules, which would empower its securities regulator to investigate and punish those involved in crypto-related insider trading.
Exclusively obtained orderbook data reveals details about USDE crash
An oracle vulnerability on Binance contributed to Friday’s market crash, which clocked in as the largest liquidation event in history at $19 B. In this article, Cointelegraph Research analyses newly released forensic orderbook data from the crash.
Bitcoin-gold correlation increases as BTC follows gold’s path to store of value
Bitcoin’s correlation with gold has climbed above 0.85 as both assets attract investors seeking stability amid inflation and global uncertainty.
BNB Chain sees record user activity, transactions up 151% in 30 days
Nansen data revealed that in the last 30 days, BNB Chain transactions surpassed 500 million, ranking second only to Solana in transaction count.
Bitcoin mining in 2025, explained: From hashrate to rewards
Discover how Bitcoin mining runs in 2025: From halving rewards and ASIC rigs to mining pools, hashprice shifts and power use.
S&P Global taps Chainlink to rate stablecoins’ ability to retain peg
S&P; Global Ratings and Chainlink have partnered to provide onchain stablecoin risk profiles for TradFi players looking to enter or expand into the $300 billion market.
UK moves to allow asset managers to use blockchain for fund tokenization
The FCA has outlined a roadmap to help asset managers adopt blockchain and tokenization, aiming to boost efficiency and competition.
‘Pixnapping’ Android attack could expose crypto wallet seed phrases
Researchers have uncovered a new Android vulnerability that allows malicious apps to reconstruct on-screen content, such as recovery phrases and two-factor authentication codes.
The oracle problem is political
DeFi protocols depend on a handful of oracle networks for critical pricing data, creating centralization risks that undermine decentralization promises.