358 stories about Investing from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Oct 20, 2026.
The CEO of Delio, a centralized finance (CeFi) lender, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for embezzling $50 million from over 1,100 customers. This case highlights the risks of entrusting funds to unregulated crypto platforms.
The SEC is set to unveil a new regulatory framework for tokenized stocks, potentially the biggest crypto development of 2026. This could pave the way for mainstream adoption of crypto-based stock trading.
Goldman Sachs has bought NEOS, a bitcoin income ETF provider, for $2.25 billion. This move expands Goldman's derivative platform to $130 billion in total ETF assets, directly competing with BlackRock's BITA fund, according to an analyst.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, has sold over $500 million in BTC since June. The company is shifting how it funds dividends and manages its cash reserves. The sales come as Bitcoin prices have remained volatile.
The crypto industry is experiencing a major shakeout, with over 100 projects folding in 2026. This is leaving only the most sustainable protocols with real cash flow and users. The collapse of these projects is reminiscent of the dot-com bubble burst, where many unsustainable businesses failed.
A Bitcoin address that hadn't moved funds since 2011 suddenly transferred 2,750 BTC (worth millions) on August 6, 2026. The wallet had been dormant for 15 years.
A security flaw in the Coldcard hardware wallet has analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald and FRNT Financial predicting increased demand for regulated bitcoin products, potentially benefiting custody providers and bitcoin ETFs as investors seek safer alternatives.
Ripple has invested in Zilo and Licuido to enable the use of tokenized funds as collateral from the point of issuance. This move signals Ripple's push into the tokenized asset space, aiming to streamline capital markets.
Yields on Bitcoin futures have fallen below those of two-year U.S. Treasury notes, a sign of a maturing market. This shift could impact arbitrage opportunities and investor strategies in the crypto space.
Strategy, the world's largest corporate bitcoin holder, reported an $8.2 billion loss for Q2 2026 due to falling bitcoin prices. The company has built a cash reserve covering more than two years of dividend payments to address investor concerns over its preferred securities.
Aviva Investors has launched a tokenized share class of its US dollar liquidity fund on the XRP Ledger, approved by the Central Bank of Ireland. This allows eligible investors to access a regulated fund via blockchain technology while maintaining traditional custody arrangements.
Institutions now account for 72% of crypto trading, reducing market volatility and driving growth in tokenized assets. This shift signals growing mainstream acceptance of digital assets as a stable investment class.
A prominent Bitcoin analyst predicts the cryptocurrency's price will fall much lower than its current level of around $57,000. This comes amid speculation that Bitcoin has already bottomed out, with some predicting a low in the $50,000 range.
Bitcoin ETF weekly trading volume dropped to its lowest level since October 2024, while ether funds have drawn nearly as much capital as bitcoin ETFs over the past three weeks despite holding only about one-eighth of the net assets. This shift highlights growing investor interest in Ethereum-based products.
Dormant Bitcoin activity fell to its lowest level since Q3 2022, suggesting long-term holders have slowed distribution after heavy profit-taking.
Robinhood is in talks to let users trade yes-or-no contracts through Crypto.com's derivatives business, though no deal has been reached yet. The move comes as Robinhood competes with Kalshi in the prediction market space.
Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF has attracted nearly $400 million in assets, bucking the trend of outflows from other Bitcoin ETFs. This highlights growing institutional interest in Bitcoin despite recent market fluctuations.
Strategy has introduced a new metric called 'Net Bitcoin Per Share' to strip out debt and preferred claims, giving common shareholders a clearer view of their Bitcoin exposure. The move follows the firm's pivot toward 'digital credit' and aims to improve transparency in reporting.
Robinhood Chain's real-world assets have jumped fivefold, with a dozen tokenized stocks each clearing $500,000 in daily trading volume. The chain has tripled in size since mid-July, though memecoins and stablecoins still dominate overall activity.
Bitcoin ETFs experienced their first outflow in eight days, with $225 million withdrawn as U.S.-Iran tensions escalated. BlackRock's IBIT led the exits as Bitcoin briefly dipped under $65,000, though the week still closed in the green.
Bitcoin ETF inflows and cooling AI momentum suggest investors may be shifting back to crypto. Potential regulatory progress under the CLARITY Act is adding to the speculation.
Falling share prices, debt obligations, and difficult market conditions are forcing former Bitcoin-accumulating public companies to sell their holdings, repay debt, and restructure operations, with some pivoting to AI investments.
Strategy, the bitcoin-focused firm co-founded by Michael Saylor, has overhauled its reporting framework to give common shareholders a clearer view of net bitcoin exposure after accounting for preferred stock and convertible debt obligations. The move comes as the prolonged bear market pressures crypto-related companies.
Venice's $VVV token has seen significant re-rating due to strong growth in its AI products. Analyst Austin Barack projects a fair value of $38.15, highlighting the token's compelling potential despite being misunderstood.