Ethereum had a rough week. Since March 6, ETH dropped nearly 8%, and the culprit looks like a massive founder-level transfer that spooked the market. But here’s where things get
Bitcoin investors are staring at two very different futures right now. One analyst is waving a red flag at $63,700. Meanwhile, the price chart is quietly sketching out an 18%
Researchers didn’t program it. Nobody jailbroke it. No rogue prompt slipped through. An AI agent just… decided to mine cryptocurrency on its own.
Jeffrey Wilcke, one of Ethereum’s original co-founders, just moved a massive chunk of ETH to a major exchange. And the crypto market is not happy about it.
Crypto just had one of its best years in Washington. Now the Senate seats that made it possible are emptying out fast. Nine sitting senators have announced they won’t seek
Binance isn’t staying quiet. The cryptocurrency exchange pushed back hard this week against a US Senate inquiry accusing it of helping Iran dodge international sanctions.
Prediction markets have become something genuinely fascinating. They’re not just opinion polls. They’re money-backed signals where traders put real capital behind their
Bitcoin just did exactly what the warning signs predicted. When the price was hovering near $73,000, weakening momentum pointed to a drop. Sure enough, Bitcoin tumbled sharply
Circle just posted numbers that made investors cheer. But buried beneath the headline beats is a risk that could reshape the company’s entire earnings model.
Ethereum clawed back above $2,000. Most investors celebrated. But one firm quietly doubled down on its bearish bet. New York-based activist short-seller Culper Research just