32,000 BTC dumped on exchanges at a loss in single day
The single-day inflow from loss-selling short-term holders is the largest in 30 days. Whether it signals a floor depends on whether spot demand absorbs the 32,000 BTC now sitting at the ask.
Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
The single-day inflow from loss-selling short-term holders is the largest in 30 days. Whether it signals a floor depends on whether spot demand absorbs the 32,000 BTC now sitting at the ask.
Money market funds are yield-bearing, which makes this a different class of tokenization bet than the holding-only experiments that came before. Ethereum is the chain BlackRock chose to ship at scale.
A 9-3 Fed hold with three hawkish dissents reframes this week's labor prints as a referendum on whether the pause was justified, putting the $62,200 floor at risk.
The disconnect is the story: spot ETFs absorbed $170M while retail sat in Extreme Fear and Strategy sold 1,638 BTC into the bid without breaking $63K.
Galaxy Research has traced 1,596 BTC stolen across three confirmed attack waves, with a suspected fourth wave that would push total losses to roughly 2,000 BTC.
The subscription is sold as premium market data, but the vendor is a company the president beneficially owns and the source is a serving president's social account, putting the ethical cost above the…
A floor speech framing the bill as the choice between US oversight and losing the market to Singapore or the UAE, with a bankruptcy-protection argument aimed at skeptical Democrats.
A multi-billion-dollar AI fund unwind just torched leveraged crypto treasury positions, dumping 4,375 ETH to meet margin calls.
The headline-grabbing $478M ETH exchange outflow looks like a rotation signal, but the bid behind it is one product on one day, not a broader institutional shift.
The figure is roughly twice the early read on the incident and lands Coldcard inside a growing supply-chain risk tier no Bitcoin custodian can ignore.
Strategy's BTC Yield has rolled over, Metaplanet trades below the value of its own holdings, and the playbook of raising equity to buy more Bitcoin is breaking in front of retail.
A March 2021 firmware flaw keeps paying out three years later, and the attacker is now grinding smaller balances through a third wave that hides its collector addresses.
A single presidential nudge, or the absence of one, looks likely to determine whether the bill that would split SEC and CFTC oversight of crypto reaches the House floor.
The 77 contracts (55 standard + 22 Micro) target retail traders already comfortable with leveraged derivatives via Robinhood-style apps, while regulators and rival exchanges race to define overnight…
Deribit just settled $9.6B in monthly options, leaving Bitcoin's next downside magnet at the $60,000 strike, less than 5% below the weekend's open, with ETF flows sidelined until Monday.
Buyers accepted $44B of seven-year US debt at 4.473%, a 21bp jump from June's auction, while the Fed held rates and split 9-3, with three officials still preferring a hike.
The dispute is not about QBTC alone: CME argues that securities exchanges cannot list derivatives on commodities, and a ruling for CME could force every cash-settled crypto index product back through…
Roughly $38M has been swept from single-sig seeds generated between 2021 and 2023, and the exploit is unpatchable by design: any firmware fix would tip off attackers to wallets still holding funds.
88% of net revenue now sits outside Bitcoin spot trading, yet Coinbase's third straight quarterly GAAP loss shows that every replacement line it has built still earns more when balances grow and…