The machines Texas leans on hardest during a heat wave get cheaper to shut off right when they're least needed.
The largest US crypto exchange has spent five years building businesses that don't depend on Bitcoin trades, and it lost money for a third straight quarter anyway.
Bitcoin traders have cut downside protection before the Fed's most uncertain decision in two years, leaving nearly $5 billion in upside options exposed to a sharp move in yields and the dollar.
Coinbase became the latest exchange to bring crypto's dominant leveraged contract onshore even as a federal lawsuit contests the approval that made the move possible.
Between the crypto wallet on your phone and a real share of Nvidia sits a California brokerage holding $1.5 billion in stock that almost no buyer of tokenized equities could name.
Bitcoin may cut mining difficulty again, but miners are still selling BTC and shifting power toward AI.
Six regulated paths offer Bitcoin exposure, yet new research reveals pricing gaps that can reach $25 million.
Bitcoin investors got no real relief from the ECB as bond runoff, higher yields, and tighter lending continued draining market support.
Stablecoins were once treated as cash parked on crypto exchanges, but their rising velocity now resembles wholesale financial infrastructure.
The options wall blamed for Bitcoin's stagnation was worth $1.2 billion in notional value and almost nothing in real pressure.
Bitcoin’s long-term case is strengthening for the same reason its price keeps suffering
Both of the two big US report that landed this week have a blind spot that makes it harder to tell a healthy consumer from a squeezed one.
