There are more bitcoin "whales" than ever, and new data shows how they drive market movements.
U.S. lawmakers are asking the nation's financial guardians to clarify crypto custodianship while France wages war on anonymity.
Bitcoin’s options market has flipped bearish for the short term while Citi analysts downgrade MicroStrategy's stock.
Crypto markets are trading sideways, while Spain's second-largest bank is reportedly planning a leap into the digital asset industry.
Singapore is funding blockchain R&D. Germany's second-largest stock exchange's crypto app saw $1.21 billion in trading volumes this year. Grayscale is seeing a growing number of "Ethereum-first" institutional buyers.
Traders have begun unwrapping tokenized bitcoins. The U.S. Treasury Department will keep a vigilant eye on digital innovations. And trading volumes on OKEx have plummeted.
Crypto Twitter, like the U.S. Congress, is usually divided. A proposed law to strengthen stablecoin oversight has brought crypto together.
Ethereum 2.0 charts new territory with the launch of its proof-of-stake backbone as retail interest in Bitcoin spikes, Google search data suggests.
PLUS: Anonymous developers have forked a seemingly dead project to launch DeFi’s latest stablecoin.
Coinbase has also changed the way it will alert clients to relevant tax information.
More than 500,000 ETH have been locked into Ethereum 2.0's deposit contract, kick-starting the network's major, multi-year development phase.
The U.S. government uses USDC to bypass Venezuelan blockades. Chainalaysis eyes a $100 million raise. BTC is less volatile than 22% of S&P500 stocks, VanEck finds.
Institutional buyers are loading up on BTC puts, Deribit analysts say. Goldman Sachs thinks the “digital yuan” could be in a billion hands in a decade.
A metric that has predicted previous bitcoin market tops indicates this rally has just begun.
MIT researchers resoundingly reject blockchain-based voting. A Citibank MD thinks bitcoin could break out. And another DeFi protocol was hit with a flash loan attack.