
A rare Bitcoin reorg just showed why six confirmations may not guarantee a final payment
A rare two-block reorg and the rise of a dominant mining pool are reviving the question of how “irreversible” is a Bitcoin payment.

A rare two-block reorg and the rise of a dominant mining pool are reviving the question of how “irreversible” is a Bitcoin payment.

The CFTC’s new Innovation Task Force is less about one agency reshuffle than a bigger reality: crypto is now too politically sensitive and financially embedded for US regulators to keep improvising.

Traders and institutional investors grapple with oil-driven inflation risks as Bitcoin eyes the crucial $75,000 resistance level.

A year after Kentucky protected wallet use, lawmakers advanced a new provision requiring hardware wallet providers to help reset seed phrases and other access credentials.

STRC emerges as key player as Strategy navigates $64 billion issuance and Bitcoin acquisition goals.

Markets prioritized cash flow over safe-haven narratives as weekly shocks continue to drop.

Bitcoin remains resilient with ETF inflows while gold falters amid high interest rates and strong dollar.

A cross-market reset is underway, with rising sovereign yields tightening conditions and forcing a repricing of risk.

The agencies drew bright lines on tokens, staking, airdrops, mining, and wrapped assets, then warned they can revise it.

Stagflation: The word of the year for 2026 and why Bitcoiners need to know what it means

Even after the SEC and CFTC delivered a more crypto-friendly framework, investors kept focusing on the one thing these agencies can't provide: lasting legal certainty.

After the Fed held rates steady this week, markets abruptly swung from expecting cuts to entertaining hikes later in 2026, a shift that could weigh on Bitcoin and other risk trades.