On Thursday, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped roughly 12%, its worst single day since March 2020. Bitcoin, the asset every critic calls a leveraged Nasdaq proxy, fell about 5% over the same

Over $6 billion was stolen from the world's largest crypto exchange, and Bitcoin shrugged. Not because the hack was small, but because the market has quietly learned to treat custody failure as a cost

A widely shared infographic from the Bitcoin Conference puts a simple number on an often-debated idea: Bitcoin currently represents 1.0% of global money, valued at $1.6 trillion against a total addressable

The largest theft in crypto history happened on a Thursday evening, and within four hours more than a third of it had already been frozen. That single detail, more than the headline number, is what makes

Bitcoin spent most of last week doing something that looked like strength. Then, in a single session, $636 million left US spot ETFs, the largest daily outflow since June, and the price slipped back toward

In September, spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in roughly $2.6 billion and had their best week since October of last year. Three weeks into October, the same funds are net sellers by more than half a billion dollars,

Argentina has just entered a market that Bitcoiners understand extremely well: jurisdictional optionality. On October 2, 2026, Argentina announced a new Citizenship-by-Investment program — effectively

Here is a detail that deserves more attention than it is getting: on September 24, the US 10-year Treasury yield touched 5.13%, its highest level since 2007, and Bitcoin barely flinched. It slipped below

When Nicolás Maduro was taken into US custody in January, most crypto commentary framed it as a geopolitical curiosity. It wasn't. In the quarter that followed, crypto outflows from Venezuela jumped 891.7%

There are many cryptocurrencies that describe themselves as alternatives to Bitcoin. Very few actually started from Bitcoin’s codebase and then tried to solve a problem that Bitcoin deliberately does not

Another week, another step forward for AVA. The biggest headline this week is the new Bithumb listing, giving $AVA a direct KRW trading pair in one of South Korea's major crypto markets. But beyond exchange

Two very different Bitcoin stories are unfolding at the same time, and most coverage is only telling one of them. On one side, a wave of publicly listed "digital asset treasury" companies is

For years, the institutional adoption narrative was simple: big money buys Bitcoin, price goes up. But what happened on September 10th deserves a different kind of attention — not because of a price catalyst,

While most of the attention this week has been on Bitcoin hovering around $80,000 and the liquidation of $278 million in derivatives positions over a single afternoon, the more consequential development

Most people in crypto were watching the Fed. They should have been watching the Treasury. On August 19, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the government's bond buyback operations — a relatively

On August 8, 2026, at block 961,632, a group of Bitcoin nodes broke away from the main chain. They enforced a new set of rules that would have temporarily banned Ordinals inscriptions, BRC-20 tokens, Runes,

On August 19, a press release from the U.S. Treasury Department landed in the morning hours and barely made the front page of most financial outlets. By the time trading closed, Bitcoin had risen 8.2%,

The number that defined July 2026 for Bitcoin wasn't the price — it was $205 million. That's all spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States managed to attract in net inflows over the entire month, the weakest

When most investors look at Bitcoin, they look up. They chase headlines about the next all-time high, speculate about six-figure price targets, and debate where the current bull market might end. I've

"Cash flow is king, and you cannot count on governments to protect the value of your money." — Ricardo Salinas Every few years, a new idea emerges that has the potential to reshape how capital