A perfect stress test result sounds bullish until you realize it clears the Fed to keep financial conditions exactly where Bitcoin doesn't want them.
Britain finally let people hold as much sterling stablecoin as they want, then capped how big any single one of those coins can ever get.
Six weeks of relentless Bitcoin ETF outflows have investors asking whether institutional conviction has finally broken.
Bitcoin miners' production cost was supposed to be the level Bitcoin couldn't fall through, but it's been sitting below it for weeks.
The Trump administration called Basel's 1,250% crypto weight anti-competitive, the EU kept it, and global banks are stuck building different products for different borders.
May PCE prints Thursday and more than $10 billion in Bitcoin options settle the next morning, compressing two of the week's biggest catalysts into a single 24-hour window.
Africa spent a decade banning crypto. Now Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya are licensing it, building the world's first regulated stablecoin economy.
A $10 billion Bitcoin options expiry is turning a broad market shift into an immediate test for price discovery.
Stablecoin regulation is giving issuers legal clarity, but compliance costs may leave the market to the biggest firms.
Zodia’s lira volumes show stablecoin demand follows payment friction, leaving Europe’s euro tokens with a user problem.
With layoffs near historic lows and unemployment holding at 4.3%, the odds of a Fed rate cut keep shrinking, and Bitcoin keeps paying the price.
Japanese interest rates reach Bitcoin through the yen carry trade, so the Bank of Japan's hike to 1% tested crypto's exposure to global leverage.
