SEC and CFTC actions, state policy, ETFs, startups, and nationwide crypto market trends.
Institutional buyers can now chase Bitcoin linked yield without holding BTC, but the feedback loop can cut both ways.
Gino Matos 9 min read 
With 24/7 crypto futures launching May 29, the legendary CME gap faces extinction but a new risk may replace it.
Persistent ETF outflows indicate market hesitation despite Fed's temporary liquidity maneuver.
While Bitcoin ETFs have seen $53 billion in cumulative inflows since launch, the current rate of outflows is mildly alarming. So let's look at how bad it really is.
Lobbying is turning into a moat as lawmakers draft crypto rules and enforcement targets the easiest control points.
Brokers are reporting 2025 proceeds without cost basis, so a “done in one click” import can quietly inflate gains.
As Chinese crypto regulations tighten, Hong Kong firms increasingly invest in US ETFs for Bitcoin exposure.
The US dollar's vulnerability amid soaring debt raises Bitcoin’s appeal as investors reassess traditional safe havens.
After over $2 billion in Bitcoin ETF outflows recently, BTC is down 12% month-on-month heading for a new record in March.
