358 stories about Investing from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Oct 20, 2026.
LienFi is turning Florida tax liens into digital tokens on the Base blockchain. This lets investors buy fractional ownership of real estate liens, starting with properties in Florida.
Nasdaq is introducing Bitcoin options, pending regulatory approval. This move could make it easier for both institutional and retail investors to manage crypto risk. The offering is expected to launch in the coming months.
The Ethereum Foundation allocated $30 million in Q1 2026 to strengthen the network's foundations, focusing on cryptography, zero-knowledge proofs, security, and protocol research. This investment supports critical infrastructure and tools across the Ethereum ecosystem.
The SEC has delayed its plan to allow tokenized versions of US stocks. This could affect investors and companies looking to innovate in crypto markets. The delay is reportedly due to regulatory concerns.
Bitcoin ETFs have seen $1.26 billion in outflows, but analysts suggest this could be a contrarian buying signal. Historically, such outflows have created favorable conditions for long-term accumulation rather than panic selling.
Bitcoin has ended its longest period of underperformance and is expected to outpace traditional assets like stocks and bonds. Mark Connors, former Credit Suisse CIO, attributes this to stubborn inflation and Bitcoin's historical resilience.
Billionaire Mark Cuban sold most of his Bitcoin, arguing it failed as a hedge against fiat weakness. His move highlights ongoing debate about Bitcoin's role as a safe-haven asset.
Blockchain.com, a long-standing crypto firm, has taken a step toward going public by filing for an IPO. This move follows a trend of crypto companies seeking to list on major exchanges. The company has not yet disclosed financial details or a timeline for the offering.
Trump Media & Technology Group has moved over $200 million in Bitcoin, though it's unclear if they're selling. Arkham Intelligence reports the company has significant losses on its holdings. The move raises questions about the company's financial strategy and the future of its crypto investments.
Bitcoin’s price has fallen to $74,300 as U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs experience significant outflows. Over the past two weeks, these funds have seen a total of $2.26 billion in withdrawals, impacting market sentiment.
The Map Protocol token (MAPO) lost 96% of its value after an attacker exploited a cross-chain bridge to mint a quadrillion tokens. The exploit resulted in a massive loss of over $2.5 billion in value for MAPO holders.
Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, has bought SoftBank’s 26% stake in Twenty One Capital, a Bitcoin-focused firm. This move expands Tether’s influence in Bitcoin lending, mining, and capital markets.
Bitcoin's price remains strong, but signs of slowing demand and crowded long positions suggest the rally may be losing steam. Weakening ETF inflows and spot market demand are key indicators to watch.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Bitcoin's price surged to over $82,000 before dropping back to around $77,000. The market is now seeing a steady pullback as sellers take short-term control.
MicroStrategy has added 24,869 BTC to its holdings, bringing its total to over 4% of the entire Bitcoin supply. This purchase, worth $2 billion, highlights the company's continued bullish stance on Bitcoin.
US investors are selling Bitcoin at an unprecedented rate, creating significant selling pressure. This trend is notable because institutional flows from the US often drive sustained Bitcoin rallies. The Coinbase Premium index has turned negative, indicating a shift in market sentiment.
Standard Chartered projects $4 trillion in tokenized assets by 2028, which could significantly boost demand for blockchain-based lending and trading. This shift could make decentralized finance (DeFi) more mainstream and accessible.