Bitcoin ETFs vs Self-Custody: Why OGs Are Fighting Wall Street
Bitcoin’s identity crisis just exploded into public view. One side welcomes institutional money through ETFs. The other warns that trusting third parties betrays Bitcoin’s core
Bitcoin’s identity crisis just exploded into public view. One side welcomes institutional money through ETFs. The other warns that trusting third parties betrays Bitcoin’s core
Bitcoin just flipped a crucial metric that hasn’t changed in 30 months. Short-term holders now control more unrealized profits than long-term holders.
One in seven Americans already loses track of their own property. Now imagine your heirs trying to find your bitcoin stash after you’re gone.
President Trump’s potential appointment of Kevin Hassett as Federal Reserve Chair just changed everything. Paired with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, this duo signals a
Digital Asset Treasury companies are teetering. Bitcoin and Ethereum’s sharp drops exposed what many suspected: most crypto treasuries have no real business underneath.
Coinbase just made a bold call. December could mark Bitcoin’s first real recovery since autumn’s brutal selloff. The largest US crypto exchange pointed to three converging
Zcash just fell hard. The privacy coin dropped 16% in 24 hours, sinking back below $400 after briefly touching that level. But here’s the weird part—Bitcoin barely moved during
The total crypto market just shed $39 billion in 24 hours. Bitcoin sits trapped under resistance. And one major altcoin is bleeding 6% while you read this.
Americans just got something they’ve wanted for years: leveraged spot crypto trading on exchanges that won’t vanish overnight.
Zcash took a beating this week. The privacy-focused cryptocurrency dropped below $350, and now it’s fighting just to hold support levels that seemed solid days ago.