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.
Also: Ether is jumping off, taking DeFi tokens with it.
Corporations find blockchain technology challenging to use. But it's much too early to write off enterprise applications wholesale.
Bitcoin breaks out, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey sets up a bitcoin node and Bank of England warns on negative rates. Meanwhile, it's DeFi that's mooning.
A flurry of crypto investment funds were announced, as NYDIG predicts it will see $25 billion in bitcoin under management by year's end.
Altcoins like Chainlink get big boost from DeFi growth on Ethereum, while inflation bets boost bitcoin and dogecoin gets (Elon Musk) moonshot.
Bitcoin is being hoovered up faster than it's mined, as Guggenheim predicts increased institutional inflows and Ruffer takes profits.
GameStop comedown shows appeal of social media-fueled trading. Dogecoin chatter in Reddit reveals cryptocurrency analogue.
Ethereum developers met Tuesday to compare research on the eventual merge of Eth 1.x and Eth 2.0.
Estrategias de inversión de crowdsourcing descentralizadas a través de las redes sociales, e influencers como Elon Musk, han creado nuevos riesgos en Wall Street.
A new report from Outlier Ventures provides a map of blockchain development activity. Ethereum, Cosmos and Bitcoin lead the pack.
Also: Ripple filed its response to the SEC and a FinCEN official discusses the controversial counterparty rule in public for the first time.
Market news from crypto to Wall Street is all over the place.
XRP and silver went viral – showing mind-meld market mechanics are still in play – though both hit limits.
As bitcoin trades in a range, traders are studying the "Grayscale premium" and watching traditional markets for clues to the next market move.