Iran just moved over $2 billion in cryptocurrency to fund proxy operations and dodge Western sanctions. That’s not speculation. That’s documented blockchain activity tracked by
Ethereum just hit a critical inflection point. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap now faces two wildly different scenarios, and the margin between them is razor-thin.
Ethereum’s staking system just buckled under institutional pressure. New validators now wait 30 days to start earning rewards.
The December jobs report drops Friday. Wall Street’s watching closely because it might kill hopes for an early Federal Reserve rate cut.
Ripple cleared one of crypto’s toughest regulatory hurdles. Yet XRP barely moved. The company’s UK subsidiary secured official registration from the Financial Conduct Authority.
Bitcoin crashed to $89,190 yesterday. Then something interesting happened underneath. While everyone panicked about the drop, two critical shifts occurred. Long-term holders
The crypto market just lost serious ground. Total market cap dropped below $3.09 trillion and now hovers at $3.08 trillion after a brutal 48-hour decline.
Zcash just had a very bad week. The entire development team walked out. And now, something interesting is happening with Monero.
Ethereum crashed nearly 3% this week. But price action tells only half the story. The real issue? US institutions stopped buying. And until they come back, breaking through that
Web3 developers are discovering something unsettling. The code they spent months writing? AI can now generate it in hours.