Fast-moving coverage across crypto markets, regulation, ETFs, macro spillovers, and digital-asset infrastructure.
Markets
Bitcoin's upward momentum faltered after the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates, pointing to geopolitical instability in the Middle East and lingering inflation concerns. The decision, while anticipated, triggered a 'sell the news' reaction, pushing BTC below key technical support levels.
Markets
Robinhood's latest earnings report reveals a significant downturn in its crypto trading segment, with revenue and volume nearly halving year-over-year. However, the platform's burgeoning prediction market business provided a crucial offset, highlighting a strategic shift amidst market volatility.
Regulation
The CFTC has filed its fifth lawsuit against a U.S. state, this time targeting Wisconsin, in an ongoing effort to assert federal jurisdiction over prediction markets and prevent states from regulating them as illegal gambling.
Markets
BitMart marks its eighth anniversary with a significant $4.4 million "Trade-to-Feed" competition, introducing EAT as the crypto industry's first "cause coin" and linking trading volume directly to charitable giving.
Infrastructure
Stablecoin issuer Tether is significantly expanding its Bitcoin mining operations, securing a new order from Canaan for advanced, immersion-cooled hardware. This move signals Tether's deepening commitment to vertically integrated, data center-style infrastructure, potentially reshaping the landscape of large-scale Bitc
Markets
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their first net outflows in nine sessions, totaling $263 million, as BTC struggled to hold above $77,000. This shift marks a pause in the recent bullish momentum, with Fidelity leading the outflows.
Regulation
Republican Senator Thom Tillis is holding firm on a critical ethics provision, threatening to derail the Senate's crypto market structure bill unless it addresses potential conflicts of interest for public officials involved in digital assets.
Regulation
New data reveals Anti-Money Laundering (AML) enforcement has eclipsed securities violations as the leading regulatory risk for crypto firms, with US fines totaling $900 million in H1 2025. This shift, coupled with tightening global standards like Basel III, signals a new era of compliance scrutiny for the digital asset