The latest in digital assets, markets and regulation.
Charles Edwards outlines quantum computing progress, Fed policy shifts, and U.S. government adoption as key catalysts for Bitcoin's next all-time high. He notes that while ETF inflows provide a strong backdrop, substantial external events are required to break previous resistance levels.
Post-CLARITY vote, SEC and CFTC issued pro-crypto rules on stock tokens and staking. However, legal experts warn these agency measures remain vulnerable to judicial review and political reversal, especially after the 2024 end of Chevron deference increased court scrutiny of regulatory authority.
Ledger launched Atom, an Android signer with a Secure Element, partnering with Solana Mobile to preinstall the Seeker app. The release follows Ledger's investigation into tampered devices sold via Southeast Asian resellers, prompting exclusive direct sales for the new hardware.
OranjeBTC CEO Gui Gomes details his firm's strategy to replicate MicroStrategy's Bitcoin treasury model in Brazil. Citing high grassroots adoption and new regulations, he highlights a first-of-its-kind Bitcoin-backed loan and views BTC as optimal collateral.
Ledger introduced Atom, an $849 hardware wallet with enhanced anti-tampering features, following reports of malicious implants in Asian reseller units. Shipping is scheduled for summer 2027.
A Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins sell-off triggered more than $1 billion in liquidations over 24 hours as short-term holders sent tens of thousands of BTC to exchanges at a loss.
The UK government has sanctioned three cryptocurrency exchanges and two payment platforms suspected of helping Russian entities circumvent financial sanctions.
Bitcoin dipped below $81,000 and Ethereum near $2,400 as spot ETFs recorded $728.9 million in outflows over two days, flipping October net negative.
Bitcoin has dropped 4.1% this week, after U.S. spot BTC ETFs shed $484.9 million Wednesday. The slide comes in October, which is historically a green month for the leading cryptocurrency.…
French authorities recorded 90 crypto-related violent crimes and 223 arrests between January and mid-August 2026, surpassing global trackers.
Dragonfly’s Haseeb Qureshi dismissed Justin Drake’s “bunker mode” advice, proposing a cryptographic recovery system instead of address migration.
Three European artists exhibit at Bitcoin Amsterdam this November, exploring bitcoin's cultural roots amid growing institutionalization. Their works, ranging from shredded banknote art to screenprints documenting community shifts, critique the tension between the movement's anti-establishment origins and its current corporate integration.