Last week’s brutal liquidation wave may have set the stage for a healthier crypto market, according to research firm K33.
Even after doubling in value over the past year, Bitcoin remains a minuscule slice of the world’s total assets - a fact that some analysts argue underscores how much potential is still ahead for the leading cryptocurrency.
While most mining firms tightened their spending during Bitcoin’s early-October crash, MARA Holdings moved in the opposite direction.
The shockwaves from last week’s market plunge are still echoing across the crypto industry. What began as a wave of forced liquidations has now triggered a much deeper conversation - one that questions the very way exchanges are built to handle risk.
Fresh data from CryptoQuant points to a changing landscape in Bitcoin derivatives, where small traders have taken center stage.
Bitcoin’s sharp swings this month have left traders on edge, but seasoned analysts believe the turbulence is nearing its end.
After several days of heavy outflows, U.S. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw renewed investor interest on Tuesday, fueled by growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will begin cutting interest rates before the end of the year.
Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest is doubling down on Bitcoin innovation, unveiling a new wave of exchange-traded fund proposals aimed at bringing both stability and income generation to crypto investors.
Cryptocurrency has officially entered a new era in the United States, as the government’s approach toward Bitcoin shifts from simple law enforcement seizures to long-term strategic accumulation.
A sweeping U.S. investigation has exposed what prosecutors describe as one of the largest cryptocurrency fraud operations in history, allegedly masterminded by Chinese businessman Chen Zhi through his Cambodia-based conglomerate, Prince Group.
BlackRock posted a standout quarter, propelled by record investor inflows into its iShares ETFs and surging institutional demand for digital assets.
The dust from the weekend’s historic crypto meltdown hasn’t settled yet. On Monday, investors pulled hundreds of millions from U.S.-listed Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds, marking one of the sharpest reversals since spot ETFs began trading earlier this year.



