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Arthur Hayes has never been a quiet macro tourist in crypto. The BitMEX co-founder has built his public reputation around bold, theatrical and often uncomfortable market calls. His latest warning is one of his sharper reversals: the artificial intelligence boom, he argues, may now be so overheated t
Worldcoin was supposed to be one of the market’s easiest targets during a crypto downturn. It is controversial, heavily associated with biometric identity, exposed to regulatory scrutiny, and still fighting skepticism over tokenomics. Yet while most major crypto assets have been struggling through a
Zcash has spent most of its life defending a difficult proposition: that money can be private without becoming unaccountable. The Orchard flaw struck directly at that promise. It did not merely expose a bug in one shielded transaction pool. It raised the most dangerous question any privacy coin can
Cardano’s governance experiment was supposed to prove that a blockchain treasury could be directed by its community rather than by insiders. Yet the latest controversy around Input Output Research’s funding proposal has exposed a deeper anxiety inside the ecosystem: when founding entities still hold
Zcash was built around one of crypto’s boldest promises: money that could be private without being lawless, cryptographically advanced without being opaque to its own rules, and scarce even when transactions were shielded from public view. That promise is now under one of its most serious tests in y
Charles Hoskinson has never been a quiet founder. For nearly a decade, the Cardano architect has been part technologist, part evangelist, part combatant, and part lightning rod. His public presence has often been inseparable from the identity of the chain itself. So when Hoskinson posted four short
Ethereum has survived bear markets, scaling wars, regulatory attacks, exchange collapses, rival chains, and years of criticism from Bitcoin maximalists. But the latest argument shaking its own community cuts deeper than the usual outside attack. The question is no longer whether Ethereum works as a
When a crypto project praises itself, markets usually shrug. When a global banking giant names it inside a report about the future of financial infrastructure, the signal is harder to ignore. Citi’s new “Tokenization 2030” report has done exactly that for Chainlink, highlighting its Cross-Chain Inte
BitMine is no longer behaving like a crypto company that happens to own Ethereum. It is behaving like a capital markets machine built around Ethereum accumulation. The company has filed for a preferred stock offering carrying a 9.5% annual yield, a move that could raise up to $300 million and give B
The clearest sign of crypto adoption may not look like crypto at all. It may look like a football fan trying to secure a seat at the World Cup. Over several days, Avalanche reportedly saw transaction volume jump as much as 24 times above normal levels, while active addresses grew roughly 10 times, a
For years, stablecoins were treated as crypto’s back-office miracle: useful, liquid, global, but still largely trapped inside the trading economy. That is changing. Mastercard’s move to support stablecoin settlement across its global payments network marks one of the clearest signs yet that tokenize
Coinbase has spent years trying to bring crypto closer to mainstream finance without losing the advantages that made onchain markets interesting in the first place. Ethena has spent the last cycle building one of the most talked-about synthetic dollar protocols in DeFi. Now the two are moving closer