Institutional buying is changing Bitcoin market dynamics as large, organized entities gobble up newly mined Bitcoin supply.

Gold has long been a safe haven in turbulent times, but decentralized finance (DeFi) can unlock its untapped potential.

Growing risk appetite following US tariff deals and Pectra upgrade has improved the Ethereum market's upside outlook.

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Many people thought 4chan was gone for good, but the controversial imageboard is back, as is its crypto-heavy /Biz/ board.

The UK has unveiled draft crypto rules that align digital assets with securities law, aiming to position the country as a “safe harbor.”

RedotPay’s crypto cards are now live in South Korea, challenging the country’s traditional payment networks with real-time stablecoin transactions.

Robert Kiyosaki calls on Americans to reject fiat currency and embrace Bitcoin, gold, and silver, warning that central banks are eroding wealth.

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF has now posted 19 days of consecutive inflows, the longest inflow streak for the world's asset manager this year.

Anthony Scaramucci says a “million dollar Bitcoin” will come down to a SWF saying, “Ok, this is part of the infrastructure of the world’s financial services.”

Michael Saylor says those “less committed” to Bitcoin took the opportunity to exit the market after Bitcoin’s price surged.

Ethereum price catches a bid as regulatory and investor sentiment shift in ETH’s favor.

Following an anticipated airdrop, the DOOD token’s market capitalization declined by roughly 40% on May 9, according to DEX Screener.

SOL price rallied as large liquidity inflows and a boost in Solana’s DeFi activity surged.

Staking for Ether ETFs has been a hot topic in 2025, with Grayscale and Fidelity both filing for rule changes that would allow this functionality.

The vice president disclosed holding up to $500,001 in Bitcoin in August 2024, but seems to have taken a back seat to Donald Trump in pushing crypto policies at the White House.

Bitcoin bulls aim to flip the $100,000 level to support, and if they succeed, altcoins could rally.

The mining company's losses mirror broader sector challenges, with tariffs, operating costs, and reduced block rewards weighing on profitability.