No CLARITY, Plenty of Activity — Week in Review
This editorial is from this week’s edition of the newsletter Week in Review, sent to subscribers on Friday. Subscribe to...
This editorial is from this week’s edition of the newsletter Week in Review, sent to subscribers on Friday. Subscribe to...
Bitcoin held above $80,000 this weekend while three institutional indicators pointed in different directions. The Sept. 15 snapshot from the...
You can be right about who will win an election and still pay too much to bet on it. On...
Crypto Twitter (now X) has always been a place where someone with an illustrated animal for a profile picture can...
Bitcoin’s share of supply last moved at least one year ago reached 63.3% on Sept. 18, up 0.98 percentage points...
The gold bug argued that the market reaction to the new official push for tokenized stocks made no sense, as...
Reports indicate that scammers are taking advantage of the high level of adoption of USDT in Venezuela to send fake...
The computer that guided Apollo astronauts to the moon once ran Bitcoin’s mining math, and a viral clip of the...
Real Vision founder Raoul Pal says bitcoin is set to outperform the Nasdaq 100 from here, arguing that rising rates...
Jason Calacanis called bitcoin a bouncing “dead cat” just as bitcoin’s price cleared $81,000, prompting immediate replies from Michael Saylor...
A North Korean state-backed hacker group infected over 30,000 computers across 100 countries with malware that stole millions of dollars...
Crypto’s security problem took a strange turn in 2026. Artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted researchers found a four-year-old Zcash flaw capable of...
A factory-sealed, never-opened 1986 Nintendo Entertainment System Deluxe Set with R.O.B., a Zapper, and boxed copies of Gyromite and Duck...
Arthur Hayes seized on bitcoin’s move above $80,000 to dismiss the CLARITY Act and argue that higher rates give wealthy...
Michael Saylor says crypto’s larger opportunity lies in building financial products that millions use rather than accepting restrictive legislation for...