Online scams just hit a brutal new milestone. The FBI’s latest Internet Crime Report reveals that cyber theft surpassed $20 billion in losses for the first time ever, with more
Something wild just happened in global oil politics. Iran announced it will charge shipping companies up to $2 million per tanker in Bitcoin to pass through the Strait of Hormuz
The Ethereum Foundation just made a move that turned heads across the crypto world. On April 8, 2026, the organization converted 5,000 ETH into stablecoins — worth roughly $11
Morgan Stanley made history this week. The bank became the first major US financial institution to issue its own spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, and analysts are already
Tom Lee isn’t hedging. The BitMine chairman went on CNBC and made a clean, direct call: the stock market has bottomed, and a rally back to all-time highs is coming.
Wednesday looked promising for crypto bulls. Bitcoin climbed to $72,700 on news of a US-Iran ceasefire deal, and traders started feeling hopeful. Then, within hours, fresh Middle
Here’s a number worth sitting with: stablecoins handled $28 trillion in real economic activity in 2025. Not speculative trading. Not paper gains. Actual money moving through
Something strange happened on Hyperliquid on April 9th. A single entity built a massive Fartcoin position across four separate wallets, triggered their own liquidation, and
The crypto market was riding high at $2.45 trillion on April 8. Then reality hit. By April 9, that figure had slipped to $2.39 trillion — a $21.12 billion fade driven by
Ethereum sits at $2,108 on April 7, down about 1% over the last 24 hours. On the surface, that looks pretty boring. Nothing exciting, nothing alarming.