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The AI-crypto disconnect: Why Pantera’s CEO thinks institutions are missing the boat on bitcoin
Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead says the "biggest divergence in history" has left AI stocks fully priced while bitcoin remains massively undervalued at 43% below its historical trend.

Bitcoin ETFs fuel institutional surge, 21Shares' CIO sees $100K possible by year-end
Bitcoin’s growing ETF inflows and institutional adoption are reinforcing its role in portfolios, even as prices struggle below $80,000.

Stellar’s CMO says crypto must ditch hype and “get rich slow” to win mainstream trust
Stellar’s new marketing chief says crypto’s future hinges on long-term value creation, not hype cycles or technical jargon.

DeFi shaken by $292 million hack, but showing resilience, Standard Chartered says
The AAVE-led response and new safeguards underscore the sector's maturity as the bank maintains its $2 trillion RWA outlook.

GSR says Crypto Core3 ETF is simple gateway for mainstream investors
A new actively managed ETF aims to simplify crypto investing by bundling Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana into one rebalanced portfolio.

Mezo unveils institutional bitcoin yield vaults as demand grows to put idle BTC to work
A new product from Mezo, backed by Anchorage Digital and seeded by Bullish, highlights a broader shift as institutions seek yield on bitcoin without sacrificing custody or control.

There's a social media groundswell predicting bitcoin above $90,000. That might be a problem.
The crowd is heavily leaning bullish, and that's often a contrarian signal, according to Santiment.

The age of Agentic Commerce has arrived. Consensus 2026 is where you can experience it IRL
AI agents are already transacting. The question now is what kind of financial infrastructure they run on -and who builds it.

Riot extends $200 million Coinbase credit facility, and bitcoin weakness could mean more sales
The miner locked in fixed borrowing costs and extended maturity, but a shrinking BTC treasury and loan-to-value triggers leave little room for error if prices slide.

