
Ethereum Foundation is still selling ETH after it staked 70,000 coins
The sale shows staking never replaced treasury offloads and keeps sell-pressure questions alive.

The sale shows staking never replaced treasury offloads and keeps sell-pressure questions alive.

Prediction markets are flashing elevated Trump impeachment risk, but the real trigger for Bitcoin is the war-risk shock behind it.

The move would push Bitcoin into a live trade chokepoint where sanctions, shipping delays, and market risk collide.

Polymarket’s new token may not cut USDC demand, but it could make that demand harder to see and easier to misread.

Aave still leads DeFi lending, but contributor exits have turned scale into an execution test.

The filing could shift more of crypto trading’s back end into federally supervised hands if institutions follow.

The Labor Department’s proposal does not open the floodgates yet, but it starts a fight over who can tap retirement capital.

Regulated players are taking blockchain finance on-chain, forcing DeFi to prove its risk is worth the upside.

A hotter payrolls print pushed rate-cut hopes out, leaving Bitcoin vulnerable unless the next labor data weakens.

Nearly half of Bitcoin supply is now underwater, turning $60K into a behavioral breaking point for the market.

Federal lawsuits aim to override state gambling laws, putting the future of sports prediction markets on a fast legal track.

A $2T listing would shift how Bitcoin appears in equities, even as it remains a minor part of SpaceX’s value