The people who actually run the mining rigs just took back power from the people who run the pools. Seven major Bitcoin mining pools controlling 75% of global hashrate joined the Stratum V2 working group, including Foundry, AntPool, F2Pool, SpiderPool, and MARA Pool.
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The breakout everyone was watching finally happened, then immediately got sold into. XRP punched through $1.45 resistance with a 2.5% spike, outpacing both bitcoin and ether on one of the heaviest volume days in weeks
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Someone who bought Bitcoin when it was trading at $914 just cashed out an 89x return after sitting still for twelve years. A dormant Bitcoin whale moved 500 BTC worth $40-41 million on Sunday, after the address went silent in 2013.
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Wall Street's most conservative wealth manager just proved institutions will buy bitcoin when you give them a product they recognize, even if their advisors aren't allowed to talk about it yet.
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The Chair of the most powerful central bank in the world is about to change hands, and the man likely taking over has a track record of preferring loose money over tight control.
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Public pension funds don't usually move fast, but when they do, it's because the smart money already did.
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When everyone on Twitter agrees the bottom is in, the bottom is usually about to fall out. Santiment's on-chain analytics flagged a spike in bullish versus bearish crypto commentary on social media as Bitcoin holds near $80K, warning the rally may be short-lived.
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Strategy's Bitcoin buying pause says more about corporate treasury risk appetite than any Fed forecast. Bitcoin shows technical weakness with a rising wedge pattern pointing toward $70K as Fed inflation estimates dampen rate-cut expectations
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The company that made "never selling Bitcoin" its entire identity just added footnotes to forever. MicroStrategy CEO Phong Le confirmed the company will sell Bitcoin under specific conditions, walking back what had been an absolute position against ever liquidating holdings.
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Altcoin rallies look great on charts, but the market structure underneath tells a different story about who's actually buying. Social mentions of "altcoinseason" hit a 3-month high while select tokens like Chainlink pump, but weak Ethereum leadership signals the rotation may lack staying power
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The world's most critical oil chokepoint just became a proving ground for whether legacy infrastructure still matters when the shooting starts.
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A16z just bet $15 billion that the future belongs to builders who ignore the circus. Andreessen Horowitz raised $15B for its American Dynamism fund, targeting AI and crypto infrastructure while crypto markets trade sideways.
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The guy who made his fortune calling the '87 crash just told gold to step aside. Paul Tudor Jones calls Bitcoin "unequivocally the best inflation hedge" during a CNBC interview, marking a definitive shift from his traditional gold positioning.
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The clock isn't just ticking on Bitcoin's quantum problem — it might have already run out. Project Eleven warns Bitcoin faces a quantum computing threat by 2030, with the migration window potentially already closed
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The miners who secure Bitcoin's $1.3 trillion network just took a quiet step toward actually controlling what they mine.
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The blockchain's transparency just turned Bitcoin from criminal currency into police evidence, and the smart money is already moving to what comes next.
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The most famous Bitcoin maximalist just admitted he might sell, and the market didn't even flinch. Strategy floated selling Bitcoin to cover $1.5B in annual dividend obligations for its STRC preferred stock, reversing years of "never sell" rhetoric from Michael Saylor
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Self-custody was supposed to be the answer to centralized risk, but it turns out your private keys are only as safe as your physical body.
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When a media company bleeds more from its Bitcoin bet than its actual business operations, you're watching the corporate treasury playbook hit reality.
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When the First Family's media empire becomes a crypto volatility case study, it's not just a political story—it's a referendum on what happens when attention-driven brands collide with unforgiving digital markets.
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