Jamie Crawley

Jamie has been part of CoinDesk's news team since February 2021, focusing on breaking news, Bitcoin tech and protocols and crypto VC. He holds BTC, ETH and DOGE.

Jamie Crawley

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Markets

Liquidity lifts bitcoin, but ‘halving cycle’ fears could limit rally in 2026, says Schwab

Quantitative tightening is over and balance sheets are growing again, but cycle theory and adoption concerns still cloud bitcoin's upside, according to Schwab's Jim Ferraioli.

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Finance

Buck launches bitcoin-linked ‘savings coin’ tied to Michael Saylor’s Strategy

The new governance token targets a roughly 7% annual yield funded by income from Strategy’s bitcoin-linked preferred stock.

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Markets

Arthur Hayes' Maelstrom enters 2026 at 'almost maximum risk' betting on altcoins

The fund is betting on a liquidity wave driven by U.S. deficit spending and potential money printing by the Federal Reserve, which Hayes expects to support crypto prices.

Arthur Hayes (CoinDesk)

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Markets

Largest bitcoin ETF inflow in three months signals institutional bid is back

Strong institutional demand returns as flows turn positive and bitcoin price recovers.

US Netinflow/Outflow ETF (Glassnode)

Markets

Japan’s finance minister says she supports crypto trading at stock exchanges

Finance officials signal tax and regulatory changes aimed at bringing digital assets into the financial mainstream.

Photo by Intrepid on Unsplash/Modified by CoinDesk

Policy

Coinbase drops peso-based services in Argentina less than a year after market entry

The move is deemed a "deliberate pause" and not a full exit, with Coinbase planning to reassess and return with a stronger product.

Coinbase (appshunter.io/Unsplash/Modified by CoinDesk)

Markets

Bitcoin's breakout lifts crypto equities and miners in pre-market trading

Bitcoin pushes above $92,000 as stocks tied to crypto, AI mining, and metals rally in pre market trading.

A matador faces a bull

Finance

Bitcoin miner Bitfarms exiting Latin America with $30M sale of Paraguay site

The company is selling the site to the Sympatheia Power Fund, managed by Singapore-based Hawksburn Capital.

Bitcoin mining machines (Shutterstock, modified by CoinDesk)