JPMorgan says Strategy's new Bitcoin sales framework could reshape institutional market dynamics, warning that the company's ability to sell BTC may introduce volatility and weaken investor confidence.
The U.S. regulatory landscape for digital assets is undergoing a radical transformation. In a recent interview, SEC Chairman Paul Atkins outlined the administration’s clear directive: to reposition the United States as the global hub for cryptocurrency innovation.
Kalshi is no longer just a platform for predicting election outcomes or hurricane paths. In a recent interview on The Journeyman, CEO Tarek Mansour revealed that crypto has become the exchange's fastest-growing vertical, exploding 25x in volume since the start of the year.
Bitcoin jumped on a soft US jobs report, climbing to $61,500, up roughly 5% over 24 hours and holding firmly above $61,000.
Standard Chartered has integrated stablecoin access directly into its banking infrastructure through a partnership with Circle, announced on July 2, 2026.
Following Standard Chartered’s bullish $3,500 long-term price target, AAVE experienced a sharp rally. Crucially, on-chain data confirms that user adoption continued to climb even as price momentum cooled recently.
Bitcoin retail inflows have hit record lows on Binance, while ETF holders are aggressively redeeming assets. Is this a structural market warning or a classic contrarian bottom signal?
The launch of Open USD, the 140-plus company stablecoin consortium backed by Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Coinbase, and BlackRock, drew a direct response from the person with a lot to lose.
Ethereum is sitting on the line that has defined its entire structure since the last bear market, and it's testing it under real pressure.
Morpho's token spiked after Standard Chartered's analyst backed the DeFi lending protocol with an aggressive long-term price target.
Strategy's preferred shares got their first market verdict on the company's new capital framework, and it was positive, even as Bitcoin kept sliding.
Binance is facing one of its largest retail-investor lawsuits yet. Nearly 1,700 British investors have filed a group claim against the exchange and founder Changpeng "CZ" Zhao in London's High Court, seeking at least £150 million (about $200 million) in damages.



