


The next Bitcoin shock could be where Wall Street finally loses faith and starts selling
The biggest surprise of Bitcoin’s drawdown wasn't the volatility of the move, but the steadiness of the new generation of institutional investors that are now holding it.

The crypto winners from AI are not AI coins as agents start spending autonomously
The rise of AI agents is creating a simple question with huge implications for crypto: how does software pay?

Crypto is winning the race to own oil trading after hours as Wintermute launches 24/7 trading
As war-driven volatility reshapes energy markets, crypto firms are racing to become the first place traders turn when oil moves outside trading hours.

Here’s why Wall Street suddenly obsessed with tokenization – but on its own terms
The reason tokenization matters now is that some of the biggest names in finance see it as a way to rebuild markets for a 24/7 world.

The bets that made crypto prediction markets popular now targeted by ban threat
A national fight is now underway over whether sports prediction markets are federally regulated derivatives or unlicensed gambling platforms. The answer could determine not just who regulates them, but whether their current growth model survives at all.

Bitcoin faces pressure after Fed outlook shifts as PMI data points to 1% growth and inflation near 4%
Fresh PMI numbers gave markets a stark warning that slowing growth may not bring lower inflation.

Why crypto hacks don’t end and continue even when the money is gone
A crypto exploit can empty a wallet in minutes, but the full damage often unfolds for months. Tokens keep falling, treasuries shrink, hiring freezes set in, and projects that survive the theft can still lose their future in the aftermath.

How retail crypto trades are being sold behind the scenes for profit
Markets might have became more open and more transparent, but the deeper structure of power is still concentrated in the hands of institutions, venues, and insiders.

Crypto finally got SEC clarity. Why didn’t the market care?
Even after the SEC and CFTC delivered a more crypto-friendly framework, investors kept focusing on the one thing these agencies can't provide: lasting legal certainty.

SEC to reduce Wall Street transparency as public blockchains are gaining an institutional foothold
One of the most basic rhythms of the stock market could be up for debate as the SEC weighs whether companies should still have to report every three months.

Bitcoin’s rebound gains traction as Wall Street money returns and buyers step back in
Bitcoin pushed back above $75,000 as the market’s March rebound picked up fresh support from ETF-era staple demand drivers.

Iran war bets turned Polymarket and Kalshi into the next fight over what people should be allowed to trade
Wall Street likes platforms that can monetize attention, but Washington tends to notice once that attention turns into incentives around the wrong topics.
