The Bitcoin-versus-dollar narrative just got flipped: they might actually need each other. Sam Lyman from the Blockchain Policy Institute argues Bitcoin and the U.S. dollar have a symbiotic relationship, where demand for one strengthens the other.
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Michael Saylor just turned the orange dot back on, and the Bitcoin market is watching to see if institutions still have conviction or just PowerPoints.
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Crypto has a supply problem, and it's not the one you're thinking about. Token supply is surging faster than value creation, diluting returns across the market Blockworks' Michael Ippolito warns this breaks the link between fundamentals and price, calling it an existential threat
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Ant Group just built the payment rails for agents to pay each other without asking permission. Ant Group's blockchain division launched Anvita, a platform where AI agents coordinate tasks and settle payments in real time using stablecoins
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Prediction markets now put US troops on Iranian soil by month's end at 86%, the highest odds yet as Iraqi militia forces cross the border. Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces entered Iran, marking a significant escalation in regional military activity
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Nevada just told prediction markets they're sports books in disguise, and the implications reach far beyond one platform's legal troubles. Nevada judge extended a ban on Kalshi, ruling its event contracts are functionally identical to sports betting and require a gaming license
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San Francisco's Frontier Tower is where longevity hackers, crypto traders, and AI builders share an elevator, and now its owners want to franchise the weird.
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$2.5 billion in Bitcoin short positions are sitting at the $72K liquidation line, and the bears might have badly mispriced geopolitical risk. Bitcoin shorts face potential $2.5 billion in liquidations if BTC crosses $72K, driven by ETF demand shifts and ceasefire speculation
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The IMF just said the quiet part loud: tokenizing Wall Street might give us faster trades and cheaper settlement, but it could also give us crises that move at machine speed.
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Prediction markets are hitting Asia's regulatory firewall, and the collision will shape whether Web3's most interesting truth-finding mechanism stays offshore or goes mainstream.
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Solana just patched for quantum computers that don't exist yet, and the performance hit tells you everything about crypto's coming infrastructure crisis.
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Bitcoin's infrastructure is hollowing out while Wall Street loads the boat. CryptoQuant data shows net bitcoin demand contracting at 63,000 BTC per month, even as institutional buying accelerates Large holders distributed 188,000 BTC over the past year while institutions accumulated
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Google's quantum chip didn't crack bitcoin, but 6.9 million bitcoin just got a countdown timer. Google's quantum computing paper claimed future quantum computers could break bitcoin cryptography in 9 minutes, sparking panic across crypto markets
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The corporate Bitcoin treasury playbook just fractured in real time, and the lesson is brutal: debt-funded BTC works until it doesn't. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) holds its Bitcoin position as BTC dips below $70K, while Nakamoto sells at a loss, exposing diverging corporate treasury strategies
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Charles Schwab, the $12 trillion greybeard of retail investing, just put a stake in the ground: spot Bitcoin and Ether trading by mid-2026.
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Circle had the power to freeze $285 million in stolen USDC after the Drift hack and chose not to, and now the crypto community wants to know why centralized control only works when it's convenient.
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The crypto party just hit a speed bump, and JPMorgan's flow data shows the hangover is real. Crypto investment flows dropped to $11 billion in Q1 2026, down from roughly $33 billion in Q1 2025, a two-thirds collapse year-over-year.
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Cambodia just criminalized the infrastructure of Southeast Asia's billion-dollar scam industry, and crypto was explicitly in the crosshairs. Cambodia's parliament passed the Law on Anti-Technology Fraud, creating five new criminal offenses targeting online and crypto scam operations
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The quantum apocalypse for Bitcoin has a name now, and two new papers just put the community on notice. "Q-Day" is the theoretical moment when quantum computers become powerful enough to break Bitcoin's cryptographic signatures, potentially allowing unauthorized transactions
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Circle can freeze your USDC, but apparently they're in no rush when the money's actually stolen. ZachXBT accused Circle of slow response times freezing USDC across more than $420 million in illicit funds, citing over a dozen cases including the recent $280 million Drift Protocol exploit
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