Every crypto post from the last 24 hours.
The sale is more than a typical treasury rotation: a corporate holder is liquidating BTC at scale to build non-crypto infrastructure, narrowing the willing-buyer base just as demand thins.
The figure is small for the global fraud curve, but the win sits in the model: a venue actively feeding its KYC graph into active police work, not just flagging on the way out.
Crypto is the only liquid market open through the weekend, and it is treating a third US strike round and a Hormuz closure declaration as roughly a non-event, with the real test landing Monday at the…
The CEO put the four-year SEC fight at $150M in legal costs, and framed the choice to keep fighting as a jobs decision rather than a bet on XRP's regulatory status.
Deal count is the surface read; the heavier signal is that Coinbase, Animoca, a16z and Tether all stayed aggressive while late-stage capital pulled back, keeping the early-stage pipeline alive.
The signaling window ends early August, miner backing has never cleared 1%, and node adoption sits in the low single digits.
Six straight days of withdrawals now tally $84.3M in ETH and 250 WBTC, a coordinated trim of exchange-side supply that landed before ETH's push through $1,700.
Two of Bitcoin's loudest institutional voices are now publicly lined up against a policy-style consensus change, framing it as a fork risk and a dangerous precedent for transaction validity.
The 2020 case almost ended the company before its token became a legal landmark; choosing to fight cost hundreds of jobs but built the record that survived a 2023 court win.
The latest jab lands a week after Musk's legal fight with the ChatGPT maker made headlines, but the feud has been a public fixture since Musk's 2018 split from the board.
Stablecoin dominance is the cleanest read on risk appetite in crypto, and the move higher says traders are parking capital in $USDT rather than rotating into $BTC and alts.
The thesis rests on three structural shifts rather than a single catalyst: SEC clarity in 2025, $1.4B+ in spot XRP ETF inflows already locked in, and RLUSD scaling into Japan and MiCA-regulated…
A one-line public endorsement from a political scion, not a policy signal: ETH's intraday move tells traders more about positioning than the tweet itself.
The Foundation is publishing a security report that treats AI as an audit accelerant, not a replacement for formal verification and human reviewers.
The pace is the signal: a 10x jump in a single week puts Robinhood's tokenized-equity product on a growth curve that rivals the early ramp of spot BTC ETF adoption.
Fading downside momentum sets up a potential run to $200K-$250K, per the Real Vision chief crypto analyst, framing the rest of the cycle as a structural recovery rather than a relief bounce.
Monthly RSI rarely visits this zone without a structural reset, which is why traders watch it even when the daily chart looks quiet.
A single verifier-side price bug let an attacker mint $9M of unbacked borrowing power on Hedera's largest lending market.
The same institutional plumbing that legitimised Bitcoin ETFs is also the mechanism that drains fastest when risk appetite turns. The SEC's renewed scrutiny is a symptom, not the cause.
Physical wrench attacks on crypto holders in Southeast Asia keep recurring, and each one reminds holders that on-chain security does nothing if the keys can be pried out of a person.
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