The line between Bitcoin's next rally and another capitulation just got a specific number: the price where short-term holders refuse to sell at a loss. Bitcoin bounced from a key support level tied to short-term holder cost basis, with analysts now targeting $78K as the next resistance level
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The CEO who pulled $37 million in comp while buying $19,000 of his own stock now wants $80 billion more to buy Bitcoin, and the market can't tell if he's genius or grifter.
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The corporate Bitcoin casino just posted a new high score, but the house is running low on chips. MicroStrategy continues buying Bitcoin, signaling institutional conviction even as critics warn the capital loop is breaking
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The exploit took seven minutes and never touched a private key—turns out the backend trusted messages it should have verified. Alephium's TokenBridge was drained for $815K across Ethereum and BNB Chain in a seven-minute attack that exploited an off-chain backend flaw, not stolen guardian keys
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Someone tokenized getting high, and the business model is even more baked than the users. A company called Gudtrip claims to sell an AI-powered vape that rewards users with Bitcoin for each hit, discovered through a 4/20 ad that seemed too absurd to be real
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Argentina just ran its largest crypto seizure operation ever, and the pattern behind it should worry anyone who thinks stablecoins are a safe haven from scammers.
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The world's most aggressive AI investor just chose Paris over Palo Alto for its biggest European bet, and the number has three commas. SoftBank commits up to €75 billion to build 5 gigawatts of AI data center capacity in France, marking its largest European AI infrastructure play to date.
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Traditional finance keeps saying they'll tokenize everything tomorrow, but April's DeFi bloodbath—exploits on 27 out of 30 days—just gave them another year of excuses.
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The crypto casino just got a macro wake-up call, and the house is checking its exits. Bitcoin hovers around $73K while technical analysts warn a breakdown could send it to $65K, with key support levels collapsing across the board
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While Ethereum developers chase attackers through DeFi's open architecture, XRP Ledger just codified what its builders claim is a structural immunity to the exploit class that's drained billions.
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When your AI trading bot is just you in a basement moving money between wallets, that's not automation—that's fraud with a chatbot wrapper. The SEC charged Privvy founder Andrew Fuller with orchestrating a $12.3 million scheme where supposed AI trading bots were neither artificial nor intelligent.
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When your campaign war chest is also your personal conviction about the future of money, selling isn't capitulation, it's marketing. Republican candidate Michael Carbonara sold 10 Bitcoin for $800K to fund his run for Florida's 22nd Congressional District
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Masayoshi Son just bet more on French AI infrastructure than most countries spend on their entire military budgets. SoftBank pledges up to €75 billion to build Europe's largest AI facility in France, putting it at the center of Son's global AI strategy
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The company that made reusable rockets routine is about to test whether public markets can stomach a valuation bigger than the GDP of most countries.
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CME just gave institutional traders permission to bet on XRP in their sleep, yet the asset is still down 30% this year—Wall Street infrastructure doesn't automatically equal price salvation.
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Grayscale just planted a flag on what could be the first DeFi protocol to actually replace, not just replicate, Wall Street infrastructure.
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The stablecoin that promised to be "always redeemable" just showed you exactly whose permission you need to redeem it. Circle froze $12.6 million in USDC tied to privacy-focused protocol Zama, reportedly via court order in an unrelated civil case
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When the treasurer starts playing venture capitalist with shareholders' money to buy Bitcoin, you're watching either genius or a slow-motion train wreck.
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The world's most important oil chokepoint just became a bargaining chip, and the markets can't decide if they're watching a peace deal or the prelude to a bigger war.
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The number just doubled in a month, which means either Treasury's accounting is sloppy or the seizure pipeline is still hot. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent disclosed the U.S. has seized roughly $1 billion in Iranian crypto, double the $500 million figure announced in late April
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