
Bitcoin traders ran out of excuses for the market’s flatline – and now a $2.5 billion bet is running out of time
Traders spent July blaming an options wall for Bitcoin's paralysis, and the wall has now come down twice with nothing to show for it.

Traders spent July blaming an options wall for Bitcoin's paralysis, and the wall has now come down twice with nothing to show for it.

Texas spent years subsidizing the AI data center boom, but Governor Greg Abbott now wants the industry to pay for the grid strain it creates.

Crypto set out to strip trusted middlemen out of money, but it may end up installing a new set of them over its information, more powerful than any newsroom that came before.

Crypto super PACs are winning nearly every primary they enter, but the market structure law all that money is meant to buy is still stuck on the Senate calendar with no vote in sight.

Markets tend to respond to certainty faster than they respond to deregulation, which is why a non-binding SEC roadmap could move institutional capital long before any tokenization rule takes effect.

ETFs were just the start. Bitcoin now backs insurance reserves, rated bonds, and billion-dollar loans. We look inside the buildout that few are watching.

Around three in four of the crypto companies registered across Europe are expected to lose their license this summer in the most aggressive thinning the industry has probably ever seen.

The biggest near-term quantum threat to Bitcoin is pretty unglamorous: whether the institutions holding it can upgrade their plumbing without chaos.

Bitcoin’s inflation-hedge narrative faces a near-term test as hot PPI data pushes rate-cut hopes lower and risk assets come under pressure.

DraftKings disclosed billions in new prediction market activity this week, which is impressive until you realize the market it's chasing collects more in monthly fees than most sportsbooks make in a quarter.

Wall Street wanted a regulated way to trade Bitcoin around the clock. What it got instead was a front-row seat to one of the ugliest deleveraging weeks of the year.

The best-performing major equity index on the planet froze mid-crash on Monday, then posted its largest one-day point gain ever on Tuesday, and the whiplash is a warning for anyone holding AI-fueled assets.

The good news is that bridge hacks and flash-loan attacks are fading; the bad news is that protocol logic bugs are becoming much harder to contain.
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