
Why $60,000 decides whether Bitcoin’s recent strength cracks as nearly half the market slips into loss
Nearly half of Bitcoin supply is now underwater, turning $60K into a behavioral breaking point for the market.

Nearly half of Bitcoin supply is now underwater, turning $60K into a behavioral breaking point for the market.

Federal lawsuits aim to override state gambling laws, putting the future of sports prediction markets on a fast legal track.

A $2T listing would shift how Bitcoin appears in equities, even as it remains a minor part of SpaceX’s value

A weaker ADA and broader diversification left the Foundation less concentrated in its native token by year-end, even as its Bitcoin holdings also declined.

A fast cluster of OCC approvals suggests the US is formalizing who controls custody, settlement, and stablecoin infrastructure.

Bitcoin acts as the only live market as key economic data lands during Easter shutdown while war stress continues.

Reserve managers are starting to ask not just what is safe, but what stays usable when politics, sanctions, or conflict hit.

The proposal leaves states with a narrow lane while pushing large stablecoin issuers toward federal control.

Macro relief is building, but repeated rejection at $70k shows demand is still not strong enough to absorb supply.

After months of expansion, crypto’s most important reserve machine is starting to look less like a growth story and more like a credibility campaign.

Google’s paper turns crypto into the clearest public test case for how quantum risk could hit real assets and live networks.

Midnight’s launch gives Charles Hoskinson a live test of whether privacy, compliance and easier app development can bring new users and businesses into the broader Cardano ecosystem.