Wintermute Said 30% in April. The CLARITY Market Just Hit 31%.
Regulators blew the GENIUS Act deadline and CLARITY odds fell to a record 31%. Both halves of crypto's Washington trade slipped in one week.
Regulators blew the GENIUS Act deadline and CLARITY odds fell to a record 31%. Both halves of crypto's Washington trade slipped in one week.
MANTA fell 15% on an advisor unlock, but the release was tiny. The real problem is a Layer 2 network that earns about $13 a day.
Bitcoin closed below $60,000 for the first time since Q3 2024, hitting $58,100 before bouncing. A hot PCE print and $696M in ETF outflows cracked the floor, and derivatives desks are positioned for more.
Bitcoin clung to $62,500 in extreme fear, but the day's real moves were elsewhere: the CLARITY Act hit political risk, Wall Street pushed into prediction markets, and Binance faced a June 30 EU deadline.
ICE, owner of the NYSE, and crypto exchange OKX launched a 50-50 venture, led by Andrew Cuomo, to give 120 million users access to ICE futures and tokenized NYSE stocks. Wall Street is now building the rails itself.
Kalshi's annualized revenue crossed $2 billion, triple its November mark, and it is in early talks with banks about an IPO. The catch: the regulated status driving the bull case is the same one under attack in court.
Kentucky sued Kalshi and Polymarket as illegal sportsbooks on June 17, the same day a Michigan judge ruled sports prediction markets aren't under the CFTC, denting the industry's federal shield.
The Fed is near-certain to hold on Wednesday, so crypto's real test is the dot plot and Kevin Warsh's first meeting as chair. Bitcoin's bounce off $59K hangs on the tone.
Crypto built a $557M shadow market for SpaceX before its Nasdaq debut, pricing it above the IPO. Then the tokenized shares fell apart on Binance, Bybit and Bitget.
A 3-year-high CPI sent gold tumbling while Bitcoin held near $61,400. Under the price noise, Tether wired wallets into robots and Japan's banks planned a stablecoin.
Crypto's Monday rebound evaporated Tuesday after Iran downed a US helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz and the US struck back. Bitcoin slid toward $60,700 as risk assets sold off.
Goldman Sachs kept nearly all its Bitcoin ETF but sold its entire Solana and XRP stakes and cut Ethereum 70%. Wall Street is drawing a line between BTC and the rest.
Bitcoin fell under $63K as record ETF outflows, Strategy's first BTC sale in years, a Mt. Gox transfer and geopolitics pulled crypto below $2.5 trillion.
ZachXBT alleges insiders controlling 90% of supply engineered a short squeeze that caused $44 million in liquidations. RAVE has dropped over 50% from its $27 peak.
The $11 billion prediction market operator walks into crypto perpetuals through a CFTC door that Coinbase and Robinhood still cannot open. Polymarket beat it to market by six days.
DefiLlama data shows $17 billion stolen across 518 incidents in a decade, and more than half of the losses came from stolen keys or phished humans. The…
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