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Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan suggests the next crypto bull market will be less volatile, driven by growing institutional appetite for stablecoins and tokenized assets.
Cryptocurrency markets are experiencing heightened volatility as investors react to new signals from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh and geopolitical developments concerning Iran.
New data reveals a significant drop in Bitcoin's realized losses and increased bid-side liquidity, suggesting a notable reduction in selling pressure.
Coinbase is strategically moving away from its traditional reliance on trading fees, expanding into derivatives, payments, and infrastructure to ensure long-term growth.
The Federal Reserve maintained interest rates under new Chairman Kevin Warsh, but their latest policy statement revealed a surprisingly hawkish outlook.
The cryptocurrency market is increasingly seen as mature, with specialized indexes paving the way for greater institutional participation and blurring the lines with traditional finance.
Digital asset custodian BitGo is buying back $50 million in shares, as its stock trades 65% below its IPO price in a tough market for crypto firms.
Bitcoin hit a weekly low of $64,500 as investors eye the upcoming FOMC meeting and ponder potential selling pressure from major corporate holders.
The cryptocurrency industry faces an ongoing security challenge, as current auditing methods are proving insufficient to safeguard against significant losses.
Markets often prioritize the Federal Reserve's communication and leadership signals over immediate interest rate changes, significantly influencing crypto sentiment.
Leading crypto exchange CoinMENA has partnered with Standard Chartered to enhance fiat payment infrastructure in the UAE, signaling growing institutional adoption.
SpaceX's swift ascent to a nearly $2.6 trillion valuation is drawing significant risk capital, creating new competition for the cryptocurrency market.
Bitcoin approaches key support levels with traders anticipating a potential bearish reaction following the Federal Open Market Committee's announcement.
A deeper look at Bitcoin and S&P 500 valuations, adjusted for M2 money supply, reveals a potentially concerning trend for risk assets.
MicroStrategy's stock, STRC, recently saw a decline to $91, prompting investor scrutiny over the company's aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy.
MicroStrategy's dividend-paying preferred stock linked to Bitcoin holdings is trading significantly below its par value, facing dividend coverage concerns and rising competition.
Investment firm VanEck warns Bitcoin miners that their ambitious pivot towards AI infrastructure could demand a staggering $50 billion, highlighting significant execution risks.
The market for tokenized financial assets has soared to over $43 billion, driven by increasing institutional interest and broader blockchain adoption.
Coinbase is deepening its integration into traditional finance by enabling users to transfer their existing stock portfolios directly to the platform.
Coinbase is strategically expanding beyond crypto trading to offer an AI advisor, tokenized stock options, and pre-IPO market access, aiming to become an all-in-one financial platform.
The introduction of US-regulated Bitcoin perpetual futures could revolutionize how both retail and institutional traders access crypto derivatives.
Coinbase is set to revolutionize traditional finance by launching tokenized stocks, offering investors on-chain ownership and direct dividend distributions.
Major financial institution State Street is reportedly launching a new money market fund aimed at managing reserves for the rapidly expanding stablecoin market.
Bitcoin's price declined to $66,000, mirroring a drop in oil prices, while traditional markets saw gains influenced by geopolitical developments.