US Q2 GDP slumps to 1.5%, crushing 2.1% forecast
The miss is large enough to reopen the recession-bid conversation on its own, and it lands the same week as the Fed's rate decision.
Institutional crypto activity — corporate treasuries, custody mandates, pension and endowment moves, and bank involvement.
The miss is large enough to reopen the recession-bid conversation on its own, and it lands the same week as the Fed's rate decision.
The $27M July outflow is the first negative month for Hyperliquid ETFs after $280M of cumulative inflows, yet Grayscale argues HYPE trades at 15-18x projected earnings versus 35-40x for Coinbase and…
The 377MW direct lease plus 152MW AMD-backstopped neocloud line is the structural beat, while 30M warrants vesting only at full 2.5GW scale cap the upside.
The rotation trims the speculative edge of the complex (BitMine, Block, Robinhood) and concentrates into the regulated on-ramp and the largest US stablecoin issuer, a posture that usually reflects a…
ETF flows get the headlines, but the real fragility sits in Bitcoin-backed credit: a 50% LTV loan liquidates near $39,900, and the credit stack that built up around that collateral is mostly…
A 41% cut in one session signals how far the sell-side bar has moved on COIN, with Q2 earnings due and the diversification thesis now under formal pressure.
The MPC's unanimous hold keeps the BoE on watch as services inflation and wage growth stay sticky, leaving the door open for a 2026 cut if price pressures continue to ease.
Bitcoin barely budged at $63,915 while a hawkish FOMC dissent, $286M in liquidations, and an 8% overnight oil spike erased Monday's calm across equities, leaving crypto's relative resilience as the…
The appointment pulls a security researcher and manifesto author into the Foundation's governance at a moment when protocol stewardship is under fresh scrutiny.
The DCG-owned exchange shrinks for the second time in three years, betting that B2B white-label deals and leaner ops can offset a thinning retail book.
Ark shed exposure across three crypto-linked names on a red day, but the $14.5M SpaceX buy on the same session shows the rotation was sector-specific, not a broad risk-off call.
Runets and En+ are tied to a mining-equipment deal that allegedly cost the energy conglomerate 1 billion rubles; the case tests whether Russia's mining sector can still count on industrial-scale…
Brian Armstrong's "one yard line" framing targets the Senate, where the market-structure bill has stalled since the House passed it with bipartisan support in 2025.
The venue is aiming for a Designated Contract Market designation, the same regulatory lane that runs CME's event contracts, putting it in line with US-regulated peers rather than offshore perpetuals.
The AI model pairs the upside with a $0.85–$1.50 range-bound scenario, with the trigger for either path sitting on whether SEC/CFTC recognition and ETF flows actually land.
Event contracts pulled $156M versus $100M from crypto trading, a 38% YoY slide in token revenue, while overall net income climbed 48% to $573M.
Earnings beat and a record $1.31B quarter were not enough to offset a 38% year-over-year drop in crypto trading revenue, setting a cautious tone for Coinbase's report Thursday.
The corporate Bitcoin balance-sheet trade that minted Saylor-style equity premiums is unwinding fast, with one major firm sitting on $10B of paper losses and bracing for a $27B downside case.
A 78% haircut on a Goldman-issued structured note tied to Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) crystallises the gap between equity-style upside bets and the credit risk underneath the bitcoin-treasury…
Treasury stocks trading below the value of their coins are supposed to be screaming buys. The catch is dilution: every new share printed to buy more BTC erases the discount.