BlackRock’s 1,564 BTC Transfer to Coinbase Highlights Complex Institutional BTC Flows
BlackRock moved 1,564 BTC to Coinbase, fueling speculation but reflecting routine operations tied to its Bitcoin ETF custody rather than an imminent sale.
BlackRock moved 1,564 BTC to Coinbase, fueling speculation but reflecting routine operations tied to its Bitcoin ETF custody rather than an imminent sale.
Bitcoin faces a potential price decline under $30,000 as institutions are currently offloading Bitcoin at rates far exceeding daily supply, signaling weakening demand.
An investigation exposes how the Trump family earned significant crypto profits linked to their names while investors faced steep losses as token values collapsed.
Coinbase, Kraken, and over 60 crypto companies push the U.S. Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, insisting on safeguarding software developer protections amid legislative deadlock.
A comprehensive 155-page report by the IC3 consortium reveals that meaningful collaboration between cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence remains largely theoretical, challenging prevailing industry optimism.
Ethereum’s derivatives market has seen a steep unwind in leverage across major platforms, resetting to levels from April 2025 while Binance shows cautious positioning.
Bitcoin miner Keel Infrastructure closed a $458 million convertible senior notes offering, enhancing its financial flexibility for expansion and operational investments.
Ethereum spot ETFs experienced net outflows exceeding $40 million in a recent session, driven largely by Grayscale’s ETHE fund leading investor redemptions and raising questions about institutional interest in ETH.
Bitmine has increased its Ethereum holdings by $213 million, now controlling nearly 5% of the total supply, signaling significant institutional demand amid market weakness.
Increasing expectations of interest rate hikes weigh on Bitcoin and gold, revealing how tightening monetary policy expectations suppress traditional and alternative safe havens alike.
Solana Institute’s CEO calls on the US Senate to approve the CLARITY Act while preserving protections for open-source developers and blockchain infrastructure providers.
Attackers have stolen over $36 million by targeting unverified DeFi smart contracts, exploiting hidden code vulnerabilities aided by AI-driven reverse engineering.