
Bitcoin’s Fed move could run straight into a $6.3 billion IBIT options wall
A huge cluster of IBIT options between $40 and $45 could amplify volatility if Bitcoin’s macro-driven move reverses into the band.

A huge cluster of IBIT options between $40 and $45 could amplify volatility if Bitcoin’s macro-driven move reverses into the band.

Federal prosecutors say the pair turned advance knowledge of token listings into profitable perpetual-futures trades.

The company can sell up to 30 million shares, while actual proceeds and the SOL allocation remain undetermined.

Routine transfers and cash exchanges could qualify, while return-right lending, crypto swaps and continuing custody remain potentially regulated.

Celsius estate is targeting 6,360 BTC as the derivatives exchange moves toward its Sept. 23 shutdown.

Bitcoin’s next major test is whether a hawkish Fed can push BTC through the $70,000 support zone and materially damage the August recovery.

Standard Chartered’s latest Arbitrum call adds to a growing pattern of sharp token moves following the bank’s digital asset research.

The Brazilian Bitcoin fund packages Strategy and Strive preferred shares while leaving distributions and unit returns unguaranteed.

The newly detailed Teraswitch failure stayed below Solana’s finality-halt threshold, while independent telemetry showed delayed finality and sharply lower throughput.

The new legislation would extend wash sale rules to digital assets while easing taxes on stablecoins and small transaction fees.

Prosecutors are targeting $61 million in frozen USDT while tracing a broader flow through crypto and traditional banking channels.

Public nodes and key dapps are back after an August security incident, while a final review and uniform exchange transfers remain outstanding.