Andrei Grachev, Managing Partner of DWF Labs, said what a growing number of institutional players have been thinking for months: the altcoin season as retail investors have known it is not coming back.
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A new academic study out of Cambridge has put eleven years of Bitcoin network data under the microscope. The results are counterintuitive. The physical internet — the cables, the routing systems, the undersea infrastructure — barely registers as a threat to Bitcoin's survival.
The stablecoin debate in Washington has been grinding on for months, and with a hard deadline now in view, one of the House's top crypto legislators is telling the Senate to stop stalling.
Ethereum has been grinding against the $2.1K level for weeks, and the pattern is hard to ignore. Every approach, every attempted breakout - same result, a rejection.
For years, Bitcoin bulls have pitched the asset as a superior store of value - harder, faster, and more portable than gold. Through 2020 to 2024, the data backed that up. Not anymore.
Coinbase is reportedly in advanced talks to take a strategic equity stake in Bybit, the Dubai-headquartered exchange that currently ranks as the world's second-largest crypto trading platform by volume.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs snapped a prolonged stretch of outflows and stagnation last week, recording their first five-day inflow streak of 2026.
The organizers of TOKEN2049 Dubai announced on March 13 that the conference will not go ahead as planned on April 29–30, 2026.
The 2025 Bitcoin cycle closed without breaking one of the market's more closely watched records. Long-Term Holders - wallets that have held Bitcoin for at least 155 days - spent approximately 15.1 million BTC over the course of this cycle.
The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has sanctioned six individuals and two entities for running a scheme that sent roughly $800 million to North Korea's weapons programs in 2024.
Currently trading around $71,000, Bitcoin is pushing toward a resistance zone that could define the next several months of price action.
Crypto markets absorbed a punishing mix of geopolitical shock and on-chain chaos this week, yet institutional money kept flowing in. The result was a market that looked, at times, more like a war room than a trading floor.
