Crypto

Jeff Yan Wants to Put the Whole Financial Industry on Hyperliquid

Binance.US Raises Its Own Capital to Fight for U.S. Crypto Market Share

Bitcoin Tests $80,000 Floor as AI Selloff Drags Risk Assets Lower

Ledger's $899 Hardware Fortress: A Market Response to $90M Theft

Ripple Hands Institutions a $9 Billion Derivatives Playground

Hyperliquid's Jeff Yan Eyes Full U.S. Entry as Trump Signals CFTC Path Forward

Hyperliquid Founder Wants US Rules That Let His Chain Stay Offshore

Odd Lots: Jeff Yan on How Hyperliquid Works (Podcast)

Bitcoin's 2.3% Slide Exposes Wall Street's Risk Retreat — Not the Token's Fault

Ledger's $90 Million Breach: The Price of Letting Bureaucrats and Middlemen Into Hardware Sales

Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin Bet Keeps Winning While Regulators Keep Talking

Saylor Doubles Down on Bitcoin, Dismisses Regulatory Handouts

Crypto Must Read Washington, Not Wait for It

Saylor Signals Strategy Will Both Buy and Sell Bitcoin

Saylor Declares Bitcoin Bottom; $100,000 Re-entry Imminent

Michael Saylor: Digital Credit Is The Product

Michael Saylor: Bitcoin's Bull Market Has Only Just Begun

DOJ's Binance Probe Is the State Trying to Rewrite the Rules Mid-Game

Citrini Research: Agentic Finance Marks the Real Arrival of Fundamental Crypto Investing

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen Calls Crypto Market a 'Monkey' Market Amid Wild Swings

Bitcoin's $550M Liquidation: The Market Just Delivered a Margin-Call Masterclass

BitGo CEO: Digital Assets Are Joining Mainstream Finance With or Without Washington

Robinhood Bets Big on Crypto — and the World Follows

Crypto's Capitalists vs. the Paper-Pushers: Figure's Cagney and the Real Builders Show Up

Bitcoin as Allocation: BlackRock's Jacobs Calls IBIT Portfolio-Ready

Bitcoin’s Latest Dip Is Monetary Policy, Not Market Failure

Bloomberg’s New RWAS Tool Hands Capital the Data It Needs on Stablecoins

Horse Has Left Barn, Equities Will Be On-Chain: Cagney

CFTC Moves to Register Crypto Exchanges With Leverage: Another Regulator Wants Its Cut

Crypto’s Window Is Open — But Only If the Industry Writes the Rules First