Top Crypto Stories This Week: From a Juicy Mt. Gox Interview to a Soggy Token2049 Dubai Conference
Bitcoin halves, Dubai floods, Hong Kong approves, Iran attacks, Israel retaliates, and former Mt Gox CEO Mark Karpeles talks
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As institutional money treats Bitcoin like a growth asset, its correlation with tech equities has risen—yet most of the cryptocurrency’s price swings still originate inside the crypto market itself.
Oil's $100 → $85 Swing: What Crypto Learned From the Iran Trade
Monday's wild ride showed exactly how crypto now moves with macro — and where DeFi is starting to outpace TradFi.
Oil Explodes, But Bitcoin Steady Despite Losing Momentum
Bitcoin’s muted drop during the oil shock hints at flushed leverage and steadier holders, even as war-driven energy prices threaten broader risk assets.
"Liking" Bitcoin Isn't Enough Anymore?
Policy promises helped ignite crypto’s political moment in Washington, but stalled legislation, banking pushback, and uncertainty around a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve are testing whether pro-crypto rhetoric will translate into real adoption.
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Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs Draw $172M in Combined Inflows as Institutions Buy the Dip
Fresh capital into spot crypto ETFs on Wednesday suggests institutional investors are treating the prolonged market drawdown as an accumulation opportunity
Ripple Launches $750M Share Buyback at $50B Valuation
The blockchain payments firm is buying back equity at a 25% premium to its last funding round, even as XRP has shed more than half its value since October
Bitcoin Isn’t a Tech Stock – So Why Does It Trade Like One?
As institutional money treats Bitcoin like a growth asset, its correlation with tech equities has risen—yet most of the cryptocurrency’s price swings still originate inside the crypto market itself.
Polymarket Taps Palantir to Monitor Sports Betting as Regulators Back Prediction Markets
Prediction platform enlists surveillance firm amid insider trading concerns; CFTC chair praises markets as "truth machines"