
Wall Street’s fight with Hyperliquid could decide who controls 24/7 markets
CME and ICE are building 24/7 markets, but Hyperliquid’s oil-linked perps are forcing Washington to decide who gets to run them.

CME and ICE are building 24/7 markets, but Hyperliquid’s oil-linked perps are forcing Washington to decide who gets to run them.

Bitcoin has moved from a failed push above $82,000 to a test of the $78,000 support zone, as rising US Treasury yields and inflation fears continue to pressure risk assets.

A $1.38B Bitcoin sale would likely be digestible if handled off-market. The bigger risk is that Strategy’s Bitcoin pile is now explicitly listed as a funding source.

Kraken is rebuilding how Bitcoin moves through DeFi after the KelpDAO shock.

Record demand for leveraged ETFs shows investors are rushing back into risk, but hotter inflation and fading Fed rate-cut hopes could decide whether Bitcoin breaks through resistance or gets rejected.

STRC is helping Michael Saylor’s firm keep buying Bitcoin, but the preferred-stock loop is adding dividend costs that could weigh on shareholders.

Strategy’s capital markets machine may give Bitcoin a huge recurring buyer, but the same flywheel also means BTC could become increasingly dependent on one company’s ability to keep issuing stock and preferred shares.

BTC traders are watching whether a diplomatic thaw can offset sticky inflation and fragile derivatives positioning.

Spot ETF inflows and Ripple’s institutional credit expansion are colliding with bearish futures positioning across major exchanges.

Starknet’s strkBTC launch highlights a broader Bitcoin privacy tradeoff, where the fastest way to shield BTC may be to move it into wrappers, sidechains or e-cash systems that add new trust assumptions.

A longtime stablecoin partnership is entering a new phase as Circle seeks to own more of the infrastructure around USDC.

OpenAI’s Daybreak may point to the crypto industry’s next security standard of becoming resilient before vulnerabilities are exploited.