A major public corporate Bitcoin holder sees equity under pressure in 2025; liquidity, hedging dynamics and treasury inflows shape risks and outlook for institutional BTC exposure.
Bitcoin slid sharply in late 2025 amid macro risk-off, policy uncertainty, institutional outflows and profit-taking, raising volatility and strategic considerations.
Bitcoin shows signs of deleveraging and oversold technicals in 2025; reduced open interest and macro shifts may set the stage for stabilization and eventual recovery.
As the decentralization narrative continues evolving beyond blockchains and storage networks, a new category known as DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) is gaining attention. Within this field, one project …
The crypto market is notorious for its high volatility, where opportunities and risks always go hand in hand. With thousands of coins emerging every day, capturing investment opportunities before …
Monad's mainnet officially launched today at 14:00 UTC, and MON is now trading at $0.0364 on major exchanges—a 45% premium over the $0.025 Coinbase sale price but down 66% …
In the evolving landscape of decentralized data storage, a new contender is emerging to challenge Arweave's dominance: Irys Network. Founded by Josh Benaron, the creator of Bundlr Network (which …
Bitcoin is trading at $88,343 as of November 24, up 1.4% in the past 24 hours and holding above the critical $88,000 level after briefly testing $80,000 over the …
SanDisk's late-2024 S&P 500 entry contrasts with a bitcoin-heavy corporate treasury's exclusion, underscoring index criteria and market implications into 2025.
A sharp November 2025 crypto downturn erased over $1.3T but spared systemic collapse. We compare market impact, liquidations, and what it means for investors in 2025.
