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A Bitcoin Treasury Hit 20,000 BTC—And Shareholders Got Diluted Anyway
Holding more Bitcoin doesn't do stockholders a lick of good when the share count inflates even faster.
Bitcoin Miners Spend Billions on AI as Revenue Plummets
Squeezed by low Bitcoin prices and surging competition, miners are redirecting power and capital toward artificial intelligence.
Fed Meeting Set for July 29 Could Move Bitcoin
Traders are watching closely as Wednesday's Federal Reserve decision takes center stage for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin Holds Above $64K Ahead of Fed Interest Rate Decision
Bitcoin ticked higher while traders braced for the Fed's next interest rate decision.
Bitcoin Dips to $63K as Fed Scraps 30-Year Policy Playbook
Traders are bracing for chaos after the Federal Reserve abandoned explicit interest rate guidance.
Jito President: Perps Are TradFi's Trojan Horse Onchain
Forget basic speculation—perpetual futures might be the sneaky mechanism dragging Wall Street onto public blockchains.
XRP Tanks as Senate Shelves Clarity Act Ahead of Fed Decision
Washington gridlock and Fed uncertainty just smashed XRP through key support levels. Watch your wallet.
Ondo Unveils High-Speed Network for Tokenized Asset Trading
Ondo Finance is rolling out a private, high-speed trading network built to handle perpetual futures and tokenized financial assets.
Lazy AI Prompt Beats Months of Complex Game Design Engineering
A dev told Claude Opus 5 to be 'utterly perfect' and got better game design results than months of bloated prompting.
Hyperliquid Flash Crash Trashes $400M Korean Market in 2 Minutes
Open interest tanked over 20% on Hyperliquid as investigators scramble to audit price inputs submitted to HyperCore.
Fortitude Opens Nebraska Site to Slash Zcash Mining Costs
Fortitude has launched a 12-megawatt facility in Nebraska, cutting its ZEC production costs down to roughly $40 per coin.
Maine Sets July 29 Crypto Seizure Deadline Amid Conflicting Rules
Maine crypto holders face a July 29 reporting deadline under state abandoned property rules, but contradictory official guidance leaves everyone guessing when bureaucrats can actually grab dormant funds.