Bitcoin's second rally in a week hits the same ceiling, and this time macro headwinds have names: France's fiscal crisis and Spain's political chaos. Bitcoin surged toward $87,000, coming within $500 of its late-September peak before reversing below $86,000
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The company's NAV doubled while its buying slowed to a crawl—a sign treasury strategy is shifting from accumulation to leverage. DeFi Development Corp now holds 2.56 million SOL, but added just 1% this week—half the prior week's pace and well below September's momentum
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The 6-year dev cycle that almost killed Resident Evil's comeback is exactly why Capcom's betting the studio on AI tooling. Capcom's launching REX, an AI-augmented version of its RE Engine, focused on QA testing and process automation, not asset generation
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The jobs report bought bitcoin a reprieve from rate hikes, but the market's acting like it got a stay of execution, not a pardon. Bitcoin is holding above $86,000 but can't break $87,000, stuck in a tight range as traders digest a weak September jobs report
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The U.S. just drew the clearest line yet between crypto casinos and crypto exchanges that might actually survive regulatory scrutiny.
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The company formerly known as MicroStrategy just crossed 848,000 BTC while simultaneously buying back $176 million of its own stock—a dual bet that says Bitcoin is the future and STRC is undervalued right now.
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When billions of dollars in short bets pile up at the same price level, someone's getting liquidated—and Bitcoin's about to find out who. Bitcoin is approaching a major bullish technical signal from key price averages, the first such configuration in over a year
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While Washington dawdles on crypto policy, European institutions are quietly building the infrastructure to own the next decade of digital asset flows. Bitcoin hit $87,000 before a Hormuz tanker attack triggered a pullback, exposing how geopolitical volatility still drives short-term price action
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A bill designed to make crypto taxes less absurd just crashed into the reality that nobody wants to write tax law in an election year.
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The meme coin that started as a joke just got serious infrastructure, and the implications for asset tokenization go way beyond dog pictures. DogeOS launched a public testnet for a zero-knowledge rollup that brings EVM smart contracts to Dogecoin, with DOGE used for gas fees
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The macro trade is back: Bitcoin moves on Fed expectations, not crypto news. Bitcoin briefly touched $87,000 after weak U.S. jobs data pushed Treasury yields lower, with sellers clearing a major resistance wall around $85,000 according to Glassnode order book data.
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While everyone's watching Bitcoin's price, Wood's betting the real trade is a currency most people think is toast. ARK Invest's Cathie Wood predicts the US dollar will strengthen significantly, countering the consensus view that inflation will keep it weak
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The IMF just paid a sovereign nation $138 million to promise it won't buy any more Bitcoin, and the country said yes while sitting on a $618 million stack.
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October's reputation as Bitcoin's best month is colliding with 5.3% Treasury yields and a Fed that just hiked rates, setting up the sharpest test yet of whether crypto has actually decoupled from macro.
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The institutional money that was treating ETH and BTC as a matched pair just broke the pattern. US spot Ethereum ETFs saw $2.81 million in outflows on September 29, ending a 7-day streak that brought in roughly $850.8 million
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The cross-chain protocol that stopped a North Korean hacking group got hacked itself 48 hours later, then got all its money back by doxxing the attacker.
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North Korea just crossed $1 billion in crypto thefts this year, and they're getting better at hiding the money. Chainalysis attributed the $387 million Bitget hack to North Korean actors, pushing DPRK-linked crypto theft above $1 billion in 2026
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The crypto industry is hiring like it's 2021, but nobody's applying like it's 2021. Crypto job postings surged to 1,241 in September, more than tripling from previous months, while applications declined.
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The first crack in a privacy coin's regulated facade just showed up in institutional money flows — and it took less than two months. Grayscale's Zcash ETF (ZCSH) recorded $93.6 million in net outflows this week, its first weekly decline since launching in August
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Americans are saving the least they have in four years while inflation refuses to cooperate—and the market just told you exactly where nervous money runs when trust in dollars starts to crack.
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