Bitcoin is stalling, but this low-key “absorption signal” shows a violent supply shock could be inevitable

Bitcoin (BTC) opened 2026 with the kind of price action that tests conviction, with the first five days taking BTC close to $95,000, only for it to test the $90,000 footing again.... Read more »

XRP’s $1 billion ETF record is misleading, and one hidden flow metric explains why price remains stagnant

XRP spot ETFs have crossed $1 billion in assets under management, with about $1.14 billion spread across five issuers. Net inflows since Nov. 14 sit near $423.27 million. On the same CoinGlass... Read more »

Asia is quietly building a counterweight to the dollar stablecoin empire, and the West isn’t ready

The following is a guest post and opinion from Anurag Arjun, Founder of Avail. The global stablecoin narrative is about to shift fast. What began as a US-dominated experiment in digital liquidity... Read more »

Bitcoin miners are bleeding at $90,000, but the “death spiral” math hits a hard ceiling

Bitcoin’s “miners are dumping” story is comforting in the way simple stories always are. Price slides, miners run out of oxygen, coins hit exchanges, and the price is shoved around by a... Read more »

Why is XRP price falling?

XRP‘s price has fallen under $2 to price levels last seen in April, as selling pressure mounts across both derivatives and spot markets. According to CryptoSlate data, the Ripple-linked token slipped around... Read more »

Why is Bitcoin up today?

Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $92,900, up 4% on the day, as $150 billion flowed into the total crypto market cap, a 3% gain as of press time. The price briefly touched $94,600... Read more »

Bitcoin’s new era driven by ETF-fueled institutional inflows

Bitcoin’s market structure has entered a new phase as US spot exchange-traded funds now account for more than 5% of cumulative net inflows into the asset. According to Glassnode, the 12 funds... Read more »

Bitcoin is redrawing where cities and data centers rise as it competes for wasted energy, not cheap labor

For two centuries, factories chased cheap hands and dense ports. Today, miners roll into windy plateaus and hydro spillways, asking a simpler question: where are the cheapest wasted watts? When computing can... Read more »

We’ve had 2 months without a single new company buying Bitcoin

The story of corporate Bitcoin adoption is often told as a parade of logos. New CFO decides to be bold. Board nods. Treasury buys coin. Number go up. That parade has not... Read more »

Former SEC aide and Uniswap founder clash over decentralization’s true role

Four days after Uniswap Labs and the Uniswap Foundation proposed merging their operations and activating the long-awaited fee switch, a X spat between the protocol’s founder and Gary Gensler’s former chief of... Read more »