
Bitcoin holders may get new eCash in 2026 fork as Satoshi coin fight raises new risks
The fork could create a new asset for BTC holders, but replay rules, custody support, and Satoshi-linked coins remain open risks.

The fork could create a new asset for BTC holders, but replay rules, custody support, and Satoshi-linked coins remain open risks.

The new package moves beyond named exchanges, putting Russia-linked stablecoins, platforms, and settlement agents in scope.

Grayscale’s decision to swap Coinbase for Anchorage in a new ETF filing is small on paper and significant in context because it shines a light on how much of Wall Street’s Bitcoin wrapper still depends on one custodian.

Bitcoin faces a 48-hour macro trap as the Fed speaks first, but GDP and PCE get the last word.

The stablecoin debate has left crypto regulation behind and entered the territory of monetary sovereignty.

Binance’s early-year trading surge shows how market power is clustering around platforms that now combine trading, custody, leverage and yield.

Project Eleven awarded its Q-Day Prize after Giancarlo Lelli broke a 15-bit elliptic curve key on public quantum hardware.

Eric Balchunas argues the latest selloff revealed that the people once mocked as fee-paying tourists may now be helping form a stickier floor under Bitcoin.

The simple four-year halving narrative no longer explains the full recovery case for Bitcoin, as a growing chorus now points instead to institutional inflows, corporate buying, improving risk appetite, and technical momentum.

ABA is urging the Treasury and FDIC to freeze stablecoin rulemaking, escalating a broader fight over the future of tokenized dollars.

After years of framing crypto as a sanctions and crime risk, Washington is increasingly treating Bitcoin’s underlying architecture as strategically useful infrastructure.

Glassnode says the $80,100 threshold is where recent buyers move back into profit and where rallies have historically stalled.