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Myanmar’s military government has proposed a new law that could send crypto scammers to prison for life. The Anti-Online Fraud Bill also includes the possibility of the death penalty for severe cases.
Lombard is the latest project to abandon LayerZero's cross-chain bridge, shifting $4 billion to Chainlink's alternative. This follows a $292 million exploit on LayerZero's Kelp DAO bridge, raising security concerns.
The latest Bitcoin Vector report from Glassnode and Willy Woo highlights key metrics shaping the current BTC market. It provides a detailed analysis of Bitcoin's on-chain activity and market sentiment. The report is built by Swissblock in collaboration with Willy Woo and presented by Glassnode.
Glassnode's latest report identifies high-conviction trading opportunities in the altcoin market. The report provides professional-grade insights into crypto's most volatile frontier, helping traders navigate the current landscape.
Institutional interest in crypto remains strong, with notable shifts in fund returns and structured product trends. Bitcoin still dominates, but Ethereum and altcoins are gaining traction among large investors.
Gemini's stock rose after the crypto exchange secured a $100 million Bitcoin investment from Winklevoss Capital and reported a 42% year-over-year revenue increase in Q1. This boost comes as the company continues to expand its services and market presence.
Jump Crypto's Firedancer team is carefully rolling out its new Solana client, aiming for stability and performance. The project, long-awaited in the Solana ecosystem, is progressing steadily but cautiously.
Many crypto users are opting for high-yield investments over DeFi insurance, leaving billions at risk. This trend has led to the collapse of most DeFi insurance protocols, which were meant to protect against hacks and exploits.
The Clarity Act has cleared the Senate Banking Committee with bipartisan support, moving closer to a full Senate vote. This bill aims to establish clearer regulations for crypto markets, potentially impacting how digital assets are traded and managed in the U.S.
The Q2 2026 Charting Crypto report highlights major market and on-chain trends shaping institutional crypto strategies. It provides insights into Bitcoin and Ethereum's performance and adoption trends.
Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to break above $70,000, with weak demand and heavy short positioning. The market remains range-bound, but short squeezes could still occur.
Bitcoin has retreated from its recent high near $80,000, settling around $78,000. This volatility follows a sharp rally, indicating a more reactive market phase.
IREN, a major Bitcoin mining company, just secured $3 billion to expand into AI cloud infrastructure. This move signals a shift in strategy for the firm, leveraging its expertise in high-performance computing. The funds will be used to build out AI data centers and services, potentially creating new revenue streams beyond Bitcoin mining.
A major treasury company now holds 673,783 BTC, but market conditions suggest more sporadic buying patterns this year. This reflects a cautious approach amid financial uncertainties.
Strategy, a major Bitcoin holder, plans to buy back $1.5 billion in convertible debt and hinted at potential Bitcoin sales. This move could impact Bitcoin's market supply and price.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have now crossed $50 billion in total assets under management. This milestone comes just months after the first spot Bitcoin ETFs were approved in the U.S. in early 2024.
Bitcoin Depot, the largest Bitcoin ATM operator, has warned it may not survive the next year due to falling revenue and regulatory pressure. The company cited significant financial uncertainty in its recent filing.
Bhutan claims it has not sold any bitcoin, despite blockchain data showing over $1 billion in BTC moved from wallets linked to the country in the past year. The discrepancy highlights the challenges of tracking crypto holdings at a national level.
Mubadala Investment Company increased its investment in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust by 16% to $566 million in the first quarter of 2026. This move highlights growing institutional interest in Bitcoin through regulated ETFs.
Wall Street is starting to pay attention to Nof1's Alpha Arena, an AI-driven trading platform. This suggests SUI Group and Karatage may have made a smart early bet on AI in finance.