A year after the radiant hack, the thief is peeling funds again. Bridges, DEX hops, then Tornado. Modular deposits, measured timing, and real money still moving.
France’s parliament is debating two radically different visions for crypto, one treating it as idle luxury, the other as strategic money for the republic.
For all its talk of decentralization, Web3 still lives inside the same data centers as everyone else, and October’s cloud failure made that impossible to ignore.
Mastercard’s rumored deal for Zero Hash marks the moment stablecoin settlement leaves the sandbox and enters the payments mainstream.
The Fusaka upgrade cements Ethereum’s modular vision: L1 as settlement, L2 as the user layer.
A $13 billion Bitcoin options expiry sounds dramatic, but on Deribit, it’s just another Friday in the market’s quiet volatility cycle.
Ferrari’s latest experiment with blockchain looks sleek, but beneath the carbon fiber, there’s barely any real crypto fuel.
A key macro marker may prove more important for Bitcoin than the rate cut itself.
Forget Bitcoin-only exposure: T. Rowe wants a managed crypto basket with room for Solana and XRP.
As Solana joins Bitcoin and Ethereum in Hong Kong’s ETF lineup, the launch could reshape liquidity and price discovery for SOL across Asian and global markets.
Banks once shunned crypto custody; now they’re racing to tokenize trillions in cash and securities. The quiet rebuild is underway, and it’s happening inside the balance sheets of Goldman, Citi, and BlackRock.
Bitcoin and gold told two different stories in October, and neither matched what traders expected.
