Bitcoin rode the roller coaster this week, but its overall volatility has been in decline.
With its Nasdaq listing, the exchange will provide on-ramps for many investors. But it's also changing the system from within.
Thiel's comments about China “weaponizing” bitcoin to hurt the U.S. are a warning about the cost of inaction.
Exchange flows shift as tether continues to replace bitcoin, building quote currency dominance in altcoin trading.
The $170 million funding round highlights the explosive growth of crypto as an asset class – and the potential of the European market.
NFTs may be frothy right now, but they reveal a new type of price discovery for a new type of value, which could change business models.
Yes, but ether isn't replacing bitcoin as a reserve asset – it belongs elsewhere.
The data divulged in Coinbase’s long-awaited S-1 filing is eye-opening. But it’s what the document means for the crypto markets of today and the capital markets of tomorrow that is more meaningful.
This week’s congressional hearings, as well as the appearance of new institutional onramps, point to growing investor interest in a new type of capital market.
The combined forces of passionate communities with potent tools, and the deepening involvement of institutions, make successful bans less likely.
A stream of crypto payments services coming to market give new life to the debate around whether bitcoin can be both a store of value and a payments token.
Estrategias de inversión de crowdsourcing descentralizadas a través de las redes sociales, e influencers como Elon Musk, han creado nuevos riesgos en Wall Street.
We’re not just witnessing the changing nature of market forces. We’re also seeing a shift in the definition of market “fundamentals.”
In spite of the timing, bitcoin wasn't created as a result of the 2008 crisis – and this misunderstanding matters.
Commentators and analysts who say bitcoin is in a “bubble” show they don’t understand what the term means.