A breakdown of 21Shares’ TDOG Dogecoin ETF — how it works, how it differs from DOJE and what to know before it starts trading.
Monad's airdrop claim portal launch could accelerate user adoption and ecosystem growth, enhancing its competitive edge in the blockchain space.
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The company's bitcoin-linked perpetual preferred shares give it a lasting capital edge, analyst Mark Palmer said.
DEX wars are heating up as Hyperliquid, Aster and Lighter battle for dominance; lasting success depends on tech, not token perks.
JPMorgan analysts say spot Solana ETFs are likely to get approved soon but will see limited inflows compared to Bitcoin or Ethereum ETFs.
The Stellar price today remains in a tight consolidation phase between $0.38 and $0.40, as the market enters the early days of Q4 with cautious optimism. Currently trading around $0.38 with a $12.17 billion market cap, XLM continues to exhibit resilience following its breakout from a falling wedge pattern in the second half of the …
Afghanistan’s internet blackout highlighted the need for more decentralized internet infrastructure solutions to bolster blockchain’s resistance to censorship.
State Street, managing $4.1 trillion in assets, forecasts that most institutional investors will double their Bitcoin and cryptocurrency holdings by 2028. This trend shows a move from experimentation to strategic adoption of digital assets. Tokenization of private markets is a significant driver, supported by advances in AI and quantum computing. Institutions are increasingly confident that …
Pi Network blends free mobile mining, referral rewards and social hype. Despite delays, centralization and a 90% price drop, it still attracts millions.
The rebranding to AINFT signifies a strategic shift towards AI-driven innovation, potentially boosting Tron's appeal in the NFT and DeFi sectors.
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Ethereum is putting privacy back at the center of its roadmap. This November, during the Devcon conference in Argentina, the Ethereum Foundation will unveil Kohaku, a new wallet framework designed to let users transact without exposing unnecessary personal or transactional details. The project was introduced on Oct. 9 by Foundation developer Nicolas Consigny, who said […]
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The move is part of the exchange's strategy to offer an all-in-one trading experience as it gears up for a potential public listing.
Arthur Hayes argues that Bitcoin’s widely cited four-year halving cycle has broken down and that macro liquidity—not protocol mechanics—will dictate the next leg of the market. In a new essay titled “Long Live the King!” published on October 9, 2025, the BitMEX co-founder contends that policy choices in Washington and Beijing are setting up a structurally easier money regime that should keep pushing BTC higher, even as many traders look for a textbook cycle peak. “The four-year anniversary of this fourth cycle is upon us,” he writes, but those applying the old pattern “miss why it will fail this time.” The 4-Year Bitcoin Cycle Is Dead Hayes’ framework is explicit: the price of money and its quantity are the dominant variables for risk assets, and Bitcoin’s USD value rises and falls with dollar liquidity. “Bitcoin in the current state of human civilization is the best form of money ever created,” he says, yet its dollar price “will ebb and flow because of the price and supply of dollars.” He extends the lens to China, arguing that the yuan credit impulse has historically amplified or dampened crypto cycles alongside US conditions. To make the case that halving-anchored timing is obsolete, Hayes revisits four eras and links each to turning points in dollar and yuan liquidity. The “Genesis Cycle” (2009–2013) rode post-GFC quantitative easing and a surge in Chinese credit until both decelerated into 2013, “popp[ing] the Bitcoin bubble.” Related Reading: From Greed To Fear: Expert Says 2026 Bitcoin Bubble Will Dwarf 2017 The “ICO Cycle” (2013–2017) was powered less by dollars than by “a fuck ton of yuan sloshing around the global money markets,” as the China credit impulse spiked in 2015 amid a yuan devaluation, before tightening and higher U.S. rates ended the run. The “COVID Hoax” period (2017–2021)—Hayes’ label for the pandemic-era policy response—saw “helicopter money” under President Donald Trump and a rapid doubling of dollar supply with rates pinned at zero, propelling all risk assets, including crypto, until inflation forced tightening in late 2021. In the current “New World Order” phase (2021–?), Hayes argues that liquidity plumbing, not halvings, explains Bitcoin’s resilience. He highlights the US Treasury’s issuance tilt toward short-dated bills, which drained the Fed’s reverse repo facility and “unleashed ~$2.5 trillion of liquidity into the markets,” and he characterizes this as a political choice to “run the economy hot.” Related Reading: Veteran Macro Strategist Says Bitcoin Is Entering A 1950s-Style Supercycle He links the macro pivot directly to today’s setup: “The Fed resumed cutting interest rates in September even though inflation is above its own target,” while the administration seeks to “lower the cost of housing” and loosen bank regulation to spur lending to “critical industries.” In Hayes’ reading, the policy signals are unambiguous: “money shall be cheaper and more plentiful.” China, in his view, won’t reprise the extreme credit surges of 2009 or 2015, but it also won’t be a headwind. While Beijing grappled with deflationary pressure and a property-sector reckoning, Hayes expects pragmatism to prevail: “When the economic pressure proves too intense… Chinese policymakers print money.” The upshot, he says, is that China may not drive global fiat creation, “but it won’t hinder it either.” The unifying thesis is that cycles have always been monetary cycles wearing different masks. Bitcoin’s earlier peaks coincided with decelerating dollar and yuan liquidity; its latest advance reflects a new alignment of political priorities with easier money, regardless of the halving calendar. Hayes puts it bluntly: “Listen to our monetary masters in Washington and Beijing. They clearly state that money shall be cheaper and more plentiful. Therefore, Bitcoin continues to rise in anticipation of this highly probable future.” His closing line distills the claim to a coronation metaphor: “The king is dead, long live the king!” At press time, BTC traded at $122,147. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
Bitcoin’s price spiked, and ETF inflows are on a tear as “Uptober” just gets started.
EU regulations assume all tokens are transferable, leaving non-transferable digital assets in regulatory limbo. Blockchain Sandbox reveals the solution.
A firmer U.S. dollar and fading risk appetite weighed on bitcoin Thursday, while Binance’s new Meme Rush platform targets surging Chinese-language memecoin speculation.
Institutional access, a surging debasement trade, and bitcoin’s rally above $125,000 are setting the stage for the strongest quarter ever for ETF flows.
XRP is trading at $2.82, down just over 1% as investors react to the latest Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes. The report shows most Fed members favor further monetary easing this year. Inflation remains the main risk. The federal funds target range is currently 4.00% to 4.25% after a 25 basis point cut in …
After an overnight drop of 3.28%, the Ethereum price is wrestling against the selling pressure. The breach of the crucial $4,500 support level forced stop-loss orders to activate, causing a wave of cascading liquidations. Alongside macroeconomic headwinds from a stronger U.S. dollar and lingering uncertainty around Federal Reserve policy, market volatility intensified. As traders rotated …
As part of its cooperation with Bahrain Fintech Bay, Ripple aims to bring its custody solution and RLUSD stablecoin to Bahrain’s financial institutions.
Silver's surge highlights its dual role in green tech and as a financial hedge, potentially reshaping investment strategies and market dynamics.
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More than half of investors expect up to a quarter of their portfolios to be tokenized by 2030, led by private market assets, the firm said.
Bitcoin (BTC) fell 0.1% and while Litecoin (LTC) dipped 0.9%.
The Chainlink token’s price reflects the network’s growing reputation because it turned out to be a crucial infrastructure layer in the decentralized ecosystem that seems like a “ Digital Backbone”. As a decentralized oracle network, Chainlink delivers reliable data feeds to countless blockchain applications, making it an indispensable component of the Web3 landscape. Recently, its …
AMINA Bank is bringing institutional-grade staking to the Polygon network. By offering a regulated way for institutions to stake POL tokens, the bank is enabling professional investors to actively participate in blockchain networks. Institutional POL Staking with Up to 15% Rewards The Swiss crypto bank regulated by FINMA, has become the first in the world …
The Bitcoin price recently demonstrated significant moves and broke into a new All-Time High of $126,199. With this, the crypto markets’ development has gained significant strength, helping popular cryptos head towards their respective resistance levels. Although the BTC price faced a minor sell-off, the token continues to remain accumulated and awaits the next decisive move. …
Yuma Asset Management, a gateway to the Bittensor AI ecosystem for accredited investors, is the latest decentralized AI driving force from DCG's Barry Silbert.
Tokenized private markets seen as first major wave of blockchain adoption, the survey by State Street highlighted
Today’s all eyes are on the Fed Chair Jerome Powell who will speak today at 8:30 a.m. EST. Meanwhile crypto traders are watching closely for hints about future rate cuts. As recent Fed minutes show that 50% of the policymakers expect two more cuts by the end of 2025, a sign of a possible policy …
The bank expects solana exchange-traded funds to attract only a fraction of ether’s inflows.