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Bitcoin enters ‘early bear phase’ as $84K becomes key BTC support
Bitcoin’s profit cycle has turned negative for the first time since 2023, suggesting that BTC is transitioning into a bear market
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Farcaster to return $180M to investors following Neynar takeover
Decentralized social network Farcaster remains operational after its acquisition by Neynar and confirmed plans to return $180 million in capital to investors.
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Restaking promises yield but delivers only stacked risk and no real value
Restaking yields come from token emissions and VC incentives, not productive activity. Complex models concentrate power among large operators, while compounding risk cascades.
Rethinking Where Sustainability Happens in Entertainment
Despite this surge in sustainability across the entertainment industries, meaningful progress remains frustratingly slow. The reason? We’re pulling the wrong lever. Read More import from test Hello
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Bitcoin Policy Institute, Fedi, Cornell to study American views on financial privacy
The initiative comes as enforcement actions and pending market structure legislation raise questions about how privacy tools and open-source developers are treated.
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Vietnam opens licensing window for digital asset trading platforms
The licensing move operationalizes Vietnam’s crypto pilot, though regulators have yet to confirm receiving or approving any exchange applications.
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Nomura’s Laser Digital rolls out yield-bearing Bitcoin fund
The fund targets institutional investors seeking returns beyond traditional long-only, “vanilla” Bitcoin exposure.
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$18B asset manager F/m seeks SEC approval to tokenize US Treasury ETF
F/m Investments seeks SEC relief to record ownership of its $6 billion Treasury ETF on a permissioned blockchain as tokenization spreads on Wall Street.
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Are Ethereum bears targeting sub-$2K ETH price?
Despite Ether’s latest recovery to $3,000, data suggests that ETH price may see a deeper correction to $1,850 if key support levels don’t hold.
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‘Totally absurd’: Circle CEO rejects bank-run fears over stablecoin yields
At the World Economic Forum, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire rejected claims that stablecoin yields could spark bank runs, pointing to money market funds and broader shifts in finance.