Base’s slim lead over Ethereum in adjusted stablecoin volume points to a bigger shift in how tokenized dollars move across blockchain networks.
Bitcoin's bounce from a 21-month low rests on a single weak jobs report, and Wednesday's Fed minutes will show whether officials share the market's doubts.
Crypto stocks promised investors a regulated way to ride the Bitcoin cycle, but 2026 data shows many added a second layer of company-specific risk instead.
More than $124 trillion in US household wealth is set to change hands by 2048, and the generations receiving it hold crypto at rates several times higher than the generations giving it.
The industry is shifting from scrappy startups toward institutional consolidation.
As speculation spreads across new asset classes, the line between investing and gambling has become a matter of which regulator gets there first.
Crypto set out to remove financial intermediaries, but the industry's most successful products now depend on them.
A crypto exchange is now offering the same call and put contracts that traded 15.2 billion times on US markets last year, and it's selling them right next to 500 tokenized stocks that are nothing alike.
Federal law can decide what crypto is, but Illinois just proved a state can still decide how much it costs to use.
For two years, buying more Bitcoin was enough to lift a treasury stock. Strategy's BTC Yield is now sliding, Metaplanet sits below the value of its coins, and Europe's new entrants are asking investors to fund them on terms nobody has priced yet.
Ripple’s MiCA push is moving from celebration to execution, as Luxembourg regulators now test whether its local entity has the people, capital and controls to match its ambitions.
Congress banned a Fed digital dollar through 2030, handing stablecoins a win. But big banks are building a tokenized deposit rival that could prove the bigger threat.
