BIP 110 Needs 55% of Miners. It Has Never Cleared 1%.
Saylor published 110 reasons to reject BIP 110 and Adam Back wants backers to fork away. Miner signaling for the proposal has never cleared 1%.
Saylor published 110 reasons to reject BIP 110 and Adam Back wants backers to fork away. Miner signaling for the proposal has never cleared 1%.
SKYAI fell 46% in a day, but on-chain analysts saw it coming: nearly all its supply sits in linked wallets, and four AI tokens already crashed.
Bitcoin's institutional bull case rested on three supports: steady ETF demand, Strategy's treasury buying, and its digital-gold role. This week the ETFs logged their worst week ever, Strategy fell below the value of its own Bitcoin, and the gold trade unwound. All three broke for the same reason.
In one week, CME sued the CFTC over perps, Oman made its national Bitcoin mining pool mandatory, and China advanced a SWIFT rival. Three layers, one pattern: states and incumbents claiming crypto's rails.
Trump signed the Iran deal and stocks rallied, but crypto fell after Warsh's first Fed meeting signaled fewer cuts. Here is what the dot plot means for Bitcoin's range into Q3.
Crypto opened the week green after its worst week since 2024. Strategy resumed buying Bitcoin, SBF filed for a pardon, and MetaMask armed AI agents, with Wednesday's CPI the real test.
A strong May jobs report pushed Fed rate cuts off the table, deepening crypto's worst week since 2024. ETH cracked under $1,600, Zcash crashed, and BABY popped on an Upbit listing.
Everything large-cap is red, yet a wall of small tokens is green, led by OPN up 58%. The reason is mostly thin liquidity and bounces off recent lows, not strength.
The official line is a single zero-day that hit on April 25. The git log on the litecoin-project repo says the consensus vulnerability was privately patched four weeks earlier. Two different stories, one chain reorg in the middle.
Bitcoin developers want to freeze $440 billion in dormant coins to protect them from quantum attacks. Critics say the freeze itself would do more damage than any quantum hacker ever could.
The Iran conflict didn't just move markets — it exposed how fragile the consensus around Bitcoin's identity had become. Between a hawkish Fed, $115 oil, and a correlation flip no one saw coming, the old rules are being rewritten in real time.
A pre-signed transaction feature designed for convenience became the entry point for the largest DeFi hack of 2026. Elliptic has flagged North Korean state actors. Circle faces fresh scrutiny.
The broad altseason that traders expected after Bitcoin's early 2025 all-time high never arrived. Bitcoin dominance is near its highest level since 2021. The structure of this cycle is different — and the reasons why matter. A few select altcoins will almost certainly outperform Bitcoin this cycle. But the era of throwing a dart at a chart and expecting 50x returns appears to be over.
A researcher says over 40 DeFi platforms have employed DPRK state-linked developers. Their seven years of blockchain experience is, as she notes, not a lie. The Drift Protocol exploit was not a code bug. It was a six-month intelligence operation conducted by a North Korean state-affiliated group that attended conferences, deposited real capital, and waited.
The latest Berkshire filing shows cash reserves near $300 billion — but the full picture at year-end 2025 was $373 billion. New CEO Greg Abel says it is not a retreat from investing. Buffett spent 12 consecutive quarters as a net seller. Apple was trimmed by 75%. Bank of America was reduced sharply. The cash did not go into stocks — it went into U.S. Treasury bills.
He turned $7,600 into $25 million on PEPE. He built an $87 million account on Hyperliquid. He opened a perpetual futures position with $1.25 billion in notional exposure — on roughly $31 million of actual margin. On April 6, 2026, his account had $914 in it. This is the full story of how that happened — and what it reveals about leverage trading in crypto.
Cryptocurrency markets move fast, but the forces behind price action go far beyond simple price movements. From macroeconomic shifts and liquidity cycles to on-chain metrics, whale wallet activity, and funding rate dynamics, understanding the market requires a structured and data-driven approach across multiple layers of analysis.
This category delivers in-depth crypto analysis, combining technical chart breakdowns with fundamental research to identify what is actually driving market behavior. Coverage includes support and resistance levels, moving average crossovers, and trend structures across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and major altcoins, alongside insights into market volatility and momentum shifts.
Beyond price charts, the focus extends to on-chain data interpretation, exchange inflow and outflow patterns, derivatives open interest, and liquidation clusters that often signal upcoming moves. Special attention is given to DeFi yield trends, stablecoin flows, and capital rotation between sectors, offering a clearer view of how liquidity is positioned across the market.
Each analysis is framed within the broader crypto market structure, including regulatory developments, institutional positioning, and cross-market correlations with traditional assets. Built for traders, investors, and active market participants, this section provides the context needed to move beyond surface-level commentary and understand where risk, opportunity, and momentum are converging in 2026.