Bitcoin’s latest $80,000 rally is better insulated against pandemic-style fears than the retail-driven market of the past.
Oluwapelumi Adejumo 7 min read 
Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab are racing to put direct crypto trading inside major brokerage platforms, leaving open the question of what they are preparing for.
US banks say stablecoin-reward language still leaves loopholes, while lawmakers argue the compromise is needed to move the CLARITY Act forward.
A 10% plunge in oil prices and easing Middle East tensions have triggered a massive build in Bitcoin's open interest.
Bitcoin’s rebound has reopened the macro hedge debate, but the low-$80,000 range now has to prove whether buyers are building support.
The company’s BTC Gain metric is colliding with Wall Street forecasts for a first-quarter loss tied to Bitcoin’s drawdown.
Coinbase’s latest workforce cut puts AI productivity, market volatility, and cost discipline at the center of its next public earnings test.
BTC’s break from stocks now depends on whether buyers can absorb oil, yield, and dollar pressure at the same time.
A stablecoin yield compromise cleared one obstacle, but Kennedy’s housing leverage and DeFi language still threaten the markup window.
