Every crypto post from the last 24 hours.
The Coinbase CEO's framing positions crypto as a payments and identity rail for autonomous agents, not a competitor to the AI buildout.
Risk-on trades returned on the second day of the US-Iran ceasefire, with WTI crude down 5% and ETH outperforming BTC; the Fed's July 28-29 meeting still anchors the next major risk window.
The dollar figure dwarfs any single AI infrastructure commitment on record, and a Nvidia guarantee would put the chipmaker's balance sheet behind OpenAI's compute build-out.
The unwind is sharp because the market had priced continued escalation; the pause reframes Iran's near-term export trajectory and pulls geopolitical risk premium out of energy.
South Korea's largest trading company is putting real, production-grade invoices onchain, a step beyond pilots into the working-capital plumbing that moves trillions a year in global trade.
The Singapore payments firm says customer funds are safe even as the onchain investigator tracking the bleed reports the figure has climbed $2.5M in days, with incoming deposits still being drained…
The product lands at a moment retail single-name leverage is migrating off broker margin and onto centrally cleared venues, with implications for both equity vol and crypto perp-style flows.
Four straight Monday filings with no new bitcoin on the balance sheet, and the largest BTC sale in company history, frame Saylor's hint that the chart's color palette is about to expand.
A 74% drawdown in centralized-exchange spot turnover since the August peak is not a typical mid-cycle cooldown; it points to structural thinned liquidity that magnifies every directional move.
Hong Kong's 1.99% product exposes the real structural split in staked crypto ETFs: who captures native rewards, and whether the wrapper risks pushing Solana toward validator concentration.
This is the first major Asian bank to onboard Kinexys for production cross-border USD settlement, and it quietly extends JPMorgan's institutional rail deep into Korea's $700B-a-year trade corridor.
Galaxy is putting $346M into a Texas site that will host CoreWeave compute, while peer miner CleanSpark locked in a 175 MW lease worth $6.6B without yet securing the $2.1B needed to build it.
A 63% run in six months is the kind of move that hits consumer prices with a lag, keeping the Fed's inflation fight alive and bond yields heavy.
Senate Banking and Agriculture Committees released merged text that finally names the Trump crypto issue, but the binding-ethics fight and a packed floor calendar make the August recess deadline a…
Section 20216 of the latest Senate draft would shield any self-custodied asset from being declared abandoned solely for inactivity, directly blunting a New York lawsuit targeting 39,069 addresses…
OpenAI and Anthropic are pushing back hardest, while Meta and others keep shipping and integrating, exposing a fault line over how openly Western labs should compete with Qwen and DeepSeek.
Longs carried the bulk of the damage in a thin-liquidity move that reset leverage and reset the funding tape heading into a new trading week.
The sales landed after two collateral calls in 2026 and with some loans able to liquidate inside 12 hours, a reminder that treasury-BTC balance sheets carry leverage few investors price in.
The shutdown clock is real, not speculative: users have hours, not weeks, to migrate balances, open orders, and positions before the venue's order books go dark.
Two weekly expiries through Deribit knocked out the dealer-hedging excuse for Bitcoin's flat tape. The remaining big bet needs 9% upside by July 31, two days after a Fed meeting markets can't call.
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