The CoinDesk crew is back in Hong Kong, with policymakers and policy-users alike.
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The Financial Times and Peter Schiff were among the no-coiners giving themselves pats on the back as crypto crashed this week.
The Polymarket bet is a reminder that the weirdest corners of crypto are sometimes the only ones going up.
The company has told hundreds of employees their jobs are at risk as part of a broader overhaul.
Glassnode data is showing buying across all cohorts of bitcoin holders.
If continuous M2M payments are the new electricity, then blockchains must be seen as the new power grid, Huang contends.
With no debt and the largest public solana treasury, Forward Industries’ CIO says it can play offense and consolidate rivals as the sector strains.
He stressed long-term commitment, prioritizing the development of decentralized systems over short-term price fluctuations.
The selloff reflects bitcoin’s built-in volatility and market misreads of Fed policy, not structural weakness, aruged Bode.
Crypto sentiment was hit as Gemini plans to close operations in several regions and cut staff, while spot bitcoin ETF flows turned negative.
“401ks exist to help people save for a secure retirement, not gamble on speculative assets,” said an industry observer.
Ondo showcases rapid growth in tokenized assets and unveils plans to turn that momentum into a full-stack on-chain financial services ecosystem at its summit.