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

Bitcoin Hashrate Sees Sharpest Post Halving Drop Since 2024 Amid China Machine Shutdowns

Roughly 400,000 bitcoin mining machines shut down in China, according to former Canaan chairman.

BTC Hash Rate (Glassnode)

Markets

ICP Slips Back Toward Recent Lows as Rally Attempt Fades

Internet Computer drifted lower after failing to hold intraday gains, with elevated volume reflecting continued distribution near resistance.

ICP-USD, Dec. 15 (CoinDesk)

Markets

BONK Slides Toward Lower Range as Volatility Expands

The Solana-based memecoin drifted back toward recent lows after failing to hold higher levels during a high-volume session.

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Tech

Most Influential: Pavel Durov

The Telegram CEO may stand as the most pivotal figure in the bona fide mass adoption of cryptocurrency.

Pavel Durov

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Markets

Juventus Fan Token Slides Over 13% After Tether Bid Rebuff, Even as Club Shares Surge

Juventus Football Club shares surged after stablecoin issuer Tether made, and was rebuffed on, a €1.1 billion takeover bid, while the club’s fan token saw a double-digit pullback.

Juventus Fan Token

Finance

Kula Brings $50M of Impact Investing Onchain With Community-Governed RWA Model

The decentralized investment firm is using tokens and DAOs to give local communities direct control over energy and infrastructure projects in emerging markets.

Limestone in Zambia. Unsplash

Web3

Real-World Asset DeFi Moves Into Sports Finance With Tokenized Football Club Revenues

A new DeFi model is providing football clubs with faster access to liquidity by converting future media and broadcasting revenues into tokenized, onchain assets.

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Markets

Bitcoin's Parabolic Arc Snaps: Trader Peter Brandt Eyes $25K Crash Floor

Veteran trader Peter Brandt warns that bitcoin's growth parabola has fractured, potentially leading to a price drop to $25,000.

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Policy

UK Plans to Start Regulating Cryptocurrency in 2027

The U.K. government plans to extend existing financial regulation to cover crypto companies, emulating the approach of the U.S. rather than that of the EU.

UK Parliament Building and Big Ben, London, England (Ugur Akdemir/Unsplash, modified by CoinDesk)