
XRP cleaned out leverage, now ETF demand has to prove itself
The washout reduced forced-selling risk, but spot volume and ETF creations still need to carry the next move.

The washout reduced forced-selling risk, but spot volume and ETF creations still need to carry the next move.

The July 12 unlock is large enough to test whether trader demand can absorb insider supply without forcing a deeper repricing.

CleanSpark's June update shows why headline Bitcoin holdings can be harder to read when coins are collateral, receivables, restricted balances, or already tied to treasury trades.

Strategy remains the center of STRC pressure, but Strive's disclosed holding turns preferred-stock discounts into a broader credit test for Bitcoin treasuries.

The malicious proposal shows how token-weighted votes can become a treasury access path when DAO review controls are too thin.

Blockaid estimated about $6 million drained as Summer.fi paused Lazy Summer vaults and investigated the cause.

Michael Saylor’s company sold Bitcoin to help fund preferred-stock payouts, testing a model built on years of accumulation.

A disputed Coinbase sports alert shows why exchange-run prediction markets need visible provenance, verified event data, and clear accountability before automated content scales inside trading apps.

BTC's next major advance may require deeper allocations from advisers, corporations, banks and sovereign investors.

Rare bottom-zone readings are drawing attention, but low hashprice will decide which operators can keep hashing.

BlackRock’s 1% to 2% Bitcoin range may invite adoption, but it also turns BTC rallies into a rebalancing problem.

The EU’s post-transition crypto regime is deciding who controls the compliant rails for stablecoins, wallets and retail access.