Fast-moving coverage across crypto markets, regulation, ETFs, macro spillovers, and digital-asset infrastructure.
Markets
Centralized crypto exchanges saw trading volumes plummet by 39% in Q1 2026, signaling a 'sustained crypto winter' according to CoinGecko. March recorded the lowest monthly volume since November 2023, driven by geopolitical instability, economic slowdown fears, and hawkish monetary policy expectations.
Markets
Former US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has issued a stark warning about a potential collapse in demand for US Treasurys, advocating for an immediate, 'break-the-glass' contingency plan to mitigate a 'vicious' fallout.
Markets
Bitcoin is eyeing a potential surge towards $90,000, fueled by an unprecedented accumulation spree from large holders, or 'whales,' who have absorbed 20 times the daily new BTC supply over the past month.
Markets
A corrected regulatory filing from Naver and Dunamu reveals plans for an IPO committee for Naver Financial within a year, setting a five-year listing timeline for the fintech group that will eventually include Upbit's parent company.
Regulation
Stablecoin issuer Circle faces a class-action lawsuit for alleged negligence and aiding in the conversion of $280 million stolen from Drift Protocol, sparking a critical debate over crypto firms' responsibility to freeze illicit funds.
Markets
Despite Bitcoin's recent price movements, on-chain analysis from Glassnode and Axel Adler Jr. indicates that new capital inflows are insufficient to confirm a sustained bull market, with active investors still largely underwater.
Regulation
A prominent US think tank, the Cato Institute, is advocating for the complete removal of capital gains taxes on cryptocurrencies, arguing that the current tax regime stifles digital asset utility and hinders genuine currency competition.
Markets
Bitcoin is once again challenging the critical $76,000 resistance, fueled by robust spot ETF inflows. A decisive break could pave the way for an $84,000 target, potentially igniting a wider altcoin surge.