Crypto exchange OKX secured strategic investment from Circle, Ripple, Standard Chartered's SC Ventures, and QRT at a $25 billion valuation. The investor lineup, and OKX's goal, reveal how fast the line between crypto and traditional finance is dissolving.
Read
Europe's police agency Europol published two reports flagging crypto wallet keys as the main point of exposure to future quantum computers, and warning of "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks already underway. Here's what it means and why experts say to prepare today.
Bitcoin fell nearly 4% below $84,000 and Ethereum dropped 6% as Iranian tanker attacks sent oil higher, Treasury yields and the dollar rose, and over $550 million in leveraged long positions were liquidated. Here's exactly why crypto is down today.
Onchain analysts report the team behind the $TRUMP memecoin has moved about 81.87 million tokens (~$249M) to exchanges over eight months, at an average of $3.04. They still hold roughly 718 million tokens, 71.8% of the total supply. Here's what that means.
Ethena's ENA token fell about 9% as the market braced for a 3.03 billion token unlock. With capital rotating into Bitcoin and large caps, the sell-off shows how unlock events pressure prices. Here's what's happening and what to watch.
In a major shift, the US Treasury withdrew two proposed crypto surveillance rules (targeting mixers and self-custody wallets), while the CFTC opened a federal path for leveraged retail crypto trading, all on the same day. Here's what changed and why it matters.
A rare bullish technical signal added fuel. Here's exactly why Bitcoin is up today.
Bitcoin held above $84K to open October, but altcoins are quietly weakening. Chainalysis tied the $387M Bitget hack to North Korea, the SEC proposed crypto custody rules and approved 3x leveraged ETPs, and Blast L2 announced its shutdown. Here's everything that mattered this weekend.
Bitcoin broke out above $86,000 after dovish Fed comments cratered October rate-hike odds from ~70% to ~25%. The 10-year yield fell and risk appetite returned, just as traders brace for today's US jobs report, the next big test.
New York's attorney general sued Polymarket, seeking at least $4.6 billion and calling it unlicensed gambling. Hours later, Polymarket countersued in federal court. The clash is really a bigger fight: who gets to regulate prediction markets, states or the feds?
Crypto exchange OKX secured strategic investment from Circle, Ripple, Standard Chartered's SC Ventures, and QRT at a $25 billion valuation. The investor lineup, and OKX's goal, reveal how fast the line between crypto and traditional finance is dissolving.
