Latest from Jamie Crawley
Crypto-related stocks higher across the board after the ceasefire news
Bitcoin, equities, and gold rise while oil and volatility drop amid improving risk sentiment.

Crypto whale holding oil shorts walks away with $2 million in profit
A trader named Loracle closed his short position in oil futures early Wednesday, pocketing $2 million in profit.

Grayscale says bitcoin's quantum problem is governance, not engineering
The asset manager's research arm argues the technical path to quantum-safe blockchains is clear but reaching consensus on protocol changes, especially what to do with Satoshi's coins, is the real obstacle.

Crypto's $224 million inflow rebound was led by mostly one country and XRP
Switzerland accounted for 70% of global crypto ETP inflows last week with XRP products contributing more than half the total.

Why Michael Saylor's bitcoin buys aren’t moving the needle anymore
Despite billions in purchases, MSTR demand is being outweighed by long term holder positioning and broader capital flows.

Bitcoin briefly touches $70,000 as ETF inflows signal institutional interest
Your day-ahead look for April 7, 2026

Ant Group’s blockchain arm unveils platform for AI agents to transact on crypto rails
Anvita includes tokenization services and a platform for agents to coordinate tasks and settle payments in real time using stablecoins.

Oil shock, Iran war risk keep crypto investors on sidelines: Grayscale
The crypto asset manager said investors are sidelined by Middle East tensions, but resilient valuations and structural adoption trends could set up the next leg higher.

The 'time pain' trap: why bitcoin’s bear market might need a few more months of ‘boring’ to hit a true floor
Long term holder trends suggest a maturing bear market, yet extended consolidation could test investor patience.

Europe's first blockchain IPO is here: France’s new exchange is taking aerospace firm public onchain
The move positions Lise and ST Group as an early test case for going public directly on blockchain rails within EU rules.

