Something big shifted in the markets on April 14. Bitcoin cleared $76,000 for the first time in weeks, and the trigger wasn’t a crypto-native catalyst. It was a surprisingly soft
Bitmine Immersion Technologies just made a bold move. The company bought 71,524 ETH in a single week, pushing its total Ethereum holdings past 4% of the entire circulating supply.
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A criminal group thought they could shake down one of the world’s biggest crypto exchanges. They were wrong. Kraken confirmed this week that two separate insider incidents
Markets shook overnight. Then did something nobody expected. The S&P 500 erased early losses and briefly turned positive on April 13 as US Central Command activated a naval
The crypto market rarely sits still. And this week, it has a very specific reason to get interesting. Between April 15 and 17, three major projects — Connex, Arbitrum, and
Quantum computing sounds like something out of a science fiction film. But for crypto holders, it’s becoming a very real concern worth paying attention to right now.
A single download wiped out nearly a decade of savings. And the scary part? It came from Apple’s own App Store. Musician Garrett Dutton, known professionally as G. Love, lost
The Ether Machine’s bold plan to become the premier publicly traded Ethereum treasury company is officially dead. On April 8, 2026, The Ether Machine and Dynamix Corporation
Ten crypto projects once valued in the billions now trade at a fraction of what investors paid. Some have lost more than 99% of their last private round valuations. And yes,