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Bitcoin miners are becoming key players in AI infrastructure, controlling 27 GW of power and $90 billion in AI deals. This shift highlights their strategic advantage as electricity demand for data centers soars.
The CFTC has sued Minnesota after Governor Tim Walz signed a law banning prediction markets. This legal battle could impact the future of decentralized prediction platforms in the U.S.
Several key Bitcoin indicators suggest the February selloff to $60,000 might have marked the market bottom. These include stabilized realized capitalization, elevated RHODL readings, and deeply negative funding rates.
Japan’s ruling party is pushing for stablecoins and tokenized deposits to modernize payments and reduce dependence on foreign financial systems. This move aims to protect the yen and streamline domestic transactions.
Onchain trading of tokenized stocks surged to a new all-time high of $3.57 billion on Monday. This growth reflects increasing interest in crypto-based stock trading platforms.
Ethereum is the top blockchain for tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs), with $65 billion in activity. The market is still competitive, with multiple chains vying for institutional adoption.
South Carolina has banned state agencies from using central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and passed protections for Bitcoin miners. The new law prevents discriminatory zoning and licensing rules against miners, ensuring their operations are treated fairly.
Former President Donald Trump has directed the Federal Reserve to review crypto firms’ access to payment systems, potentially impacting how crypto companies operate. This could lead to stricter regulations or more open access to traditional banking services for crypto firms.
Market selloffs are often blamed on liquidity, but liquidity isn't a single number. It's a structure with two sides: the amount of money available and its cost. Understanding this can help investors navigate market volatility.
Yan Liberman, a prominent crypto analyst, has called out Bitcoin's Lightning Network for its high fees, which he claims are making it impractical for everyday transactions. He argues that the fees are negating the benefits of using Bitcoin for small payments.
Polymarket now lets everyday traders bet on startup milestones, a market previously limited to Wall Street insiders. This could democratize access to high-stakes private company predictions.
NUVA, founded by a former BNY Mellon executive, has launched with $19 billion in tokenized assets, aiming to bring regulated U.S. yield products into decentralized finance. This move could bridge traditional finance and crypto, offering new investment opportunities.
Bitcoin's price has dropped below $77,000 due to significant outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and large-scale liquidations. This marks a notable shift after a period of strong performance. The outflows exceeded $1 billion, indicating a loss of investor confidence in the short term.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $648 million in outflows on Monday, yet long-term Bitcoin holders continue to accumulate the cryptocurrency. This suggests a divergence between short-term traders and long-term investors.
Senator Elizabeth Warren argues that nine crypto firms, including Coinbase and Ripple, were improperly granted national trust bank charters. She claims the approvals violate the National Bank Act and calls for a review.
Bitcoin traders are unusually defensive this bear market, reducing the risk of a leverage-driven collapse. This cautious approach may help limit the downside compared to past downturns. K33 Research highlights this unique market behavior.
Bitcoin fell to $76,700 due to record ETF outflows and rising rate-hike probabilities. Analysts warn of structural weaknesses in the recent rally.
A Reuters investigation reveals that Donald Trump's crypto venture and Iran's largest exchange have both used the same crypto networks. This highlights the interconnected nature of the crypto industry and the challenges of enforcement.
The Ethereum Foundation is experiencing a wave of high-profile departures as it undergoes a major internal transition. This shakeup is part of a broader effort to redefine the foundation's role within the Ethereum ecosystem.
The SEC is set to propose a framework for tokenized stocks, reflecting growing interest from Wall Street in digital asset securities. This could make investing in stocks more accessible and transparent for everyday investors.
A decentralized finance (DeFi) exchange is now offering equity perpetuals, a type of financial derivative, using real-time data from Nasdaq. This marks the first time a DeFi platform has integrated traditional stock market data into its offerings.
Binance Smart Chain's quantum-resistant upgrade succeeded in its test, but it reduced transaction speed by 40%. The trade-off highlights the challenges of balancing security and performance in blockchain networks.
The Clarity Act, a major crypto market structure bill, secured bipartisan support with a last-minute deal, but critics worry it may negatively impact decentralized finance (DeFi). The changes were made to win over Democrats, but the long-term effects on DeFi are still unclear.
Zerohash Europe is the first company to obtain both a MiCA license and full EMI status, allowing it to offer stablecoin and brokerage services across the EU. This milestone could set a precedent for other crypto firms operating in Europe.