Bitcoin rebounds during Iran war, but safe haven role unproven
Bitcoin is beating gold during the Iran war, but its dependence on liquidity cycles keeps the safe haven narrative in question.
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Bitcoin is beating gold during the Iran war, but its dependence on liquidity cycles keeps the safe haven narrative in question.
The crypto industry has seen a number of regulatory changes over the past year, with the Canadian government taking a risk-management, rules-first approach.
Ties to the crypto industry became a vector for attack in a recent Democratic primary election in the state of Illinois.
Saifedean Ammous, the author of The Bitcoin Standard, released an alternate history last fall, in which a decentralized gold system uproots central banking.
Crypto’s push into institutional adoption is forcing DAOs to choose between maintaining decentralization and business deals.
The Bank of England is open to fixes on its proposed stablecoin framework, but one official said it needs better feedback from crypto industry participants.
Chains are launching perp DEXs to capture trading activity, but history suggests liquidity will consolidate around only a handful of platforms.
Republicans in the US House of Representatives have threatened the future of an affordable housing bill if it doesn’t include an outright ban on CBDCs.
RedStone’s Kaźmierczak says banks are using permissioned networks like Canton for internal workflows while keeping public blockchains like Ethereum for tokenized markets.
The US Federal Reserve has issued a limited-use master account to Kraken, marking a major pro-crypto shift in policy.
