Bitcoin OG Adam Back is used to being asked if he’s Satoshi… and has to laugh at some of the crazy conspiracy theories about Blockstream.

Bitwise says its “in house” prediction for Bitcoin is $1 million by 2029, deputy CIA director says Bitcoin “here to stay” — Hodler’s Digest

Publicity stunt master Justin Sun is finally blasting into space on Blue Origin — and you can join him. Vietnam’s new TradFi L1. Asia Express.

Despite all signs pointing to success, 100 devs will anxiously scan the Ethereum network for problems after the Pectra fork goes live tomorrow

Crypto once sought to replace banks. Now, in the fight over stablecoins, it’s forced to play by the same rules and get the same licenses.

BitcoinOS and Starknet are on the verge of adding smart contract functionality to Bitcoin — with, or without, the controversial OP_CAT fork.

Ethereum’s lead in the $16.1T tokenization race could slip away if maxis don’t insist it’s the only acceptable source for truth for RWAs.

AI replicas trained on your digital footprint can take meetings, answer questions from clients and comfort loved ones after you die.

The SEC backed down in the Ripple case, but the industry remains in the dark on key legal questions with no precedent set.

The crypto industry needs to believe in something again, says Joe Lubin, Kain Warwick, Paolo Ardoino and Scott Melker.

Arbitrum co-founder Steven Goldfeder has ruled out the L2 becoming a based rollup and was circumspect about becoming a native rollup too.

Your guide to the differences between Native Rollups and Based Rollups, and how they make L2s as secure and composable as Ethereum itself.