The latest in digital assets, markets and regulation.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong backs the SEC's proposal to allow professional credentials and a new exam to determine accredited investor status, moving beyond traditional wealth thresholds.
Ledger links all confirmed wallet-draining cases to reseller CryptoBilis, stating its direct channels are safe while investigators trace over $86 million in suspected thefts across multiple blockchains.
Crypto Fear and Greed Index drops to neutral 56 as Bitcoin falls 6% amid rising Treasury yields and oil prices, with ETF outflows signaling cooled investor appetite.
Lenders scrutinize AI data center deals, causing Bitcoin miners like IREN to face varied interest rates between 6% and 9%, while others accept equity warrants to secure lease backstops.
Kalshi traders predict inflation peaked for 2026 at 4.2%, expecting September CPI to rise to 3.6% but assigning less than one-in-three odds to new annual highs.
XRP Ledger patched a decade-old payment engine bug that could have enabled counterfeit token creation, bypassing standard governance procedures to deploy the fix rapidly.
NEXTPredict paid $12,000 for Kalshi contracts covering $3 million if JFK flight cancellations exceed 50% before its conference, marking the first prediction-market hedge for an event.
Ledger hardware implant exploits prompting up to $86 million in losses drive analysts and firms to advocate for Bitcoin ETFs as safer alternatives to self-custodial wallets.
Evernorth Holdings shares rose 5% on their Nasdaq debut, coinciding with the appointment of former Coinbase executive Hugo Jeandesboz as CIO to manage its $657 million XRP treasury.
Willem Middelkoop states central banks avoid Bitcoin due to lack of control over its supply and price, unlike gold, while institutional investors increasingly adopt it via ETFs.
ARK Invest retains its five-year Bitcoin thesis despite flat annual performance, citing early-stage adoption and shifting dynamics from stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets.
Rep. Warren Davidson links Western civilization's future to monetary policy, citing $40 trillion in debt and a 30% loss in dollar purchasing power since 2020 as drivers for adopting sound money and real assets.