The Crossover

Bitmine bought Ether. Strategy did not buy Bitcoin.

The Fed decides Wednesday, oil just helped it, and Ether found a buyer BTC did not

Four crypto platforms failed in a matter of days.

Four platforms broke in days, the Fed decides rates Tuesday, and Ethereum found a hit.

The only buyer left in crypto

Ether ETFs turned real buyers for the first time this cycle. Almost nothing else did.

The Coinbase jump had the wrong reason behind it

A crypto bill moved in Washington, Bitcoin shrugged off an oil shock, and the bond market kept its foot on the brake.

One number pulled crypto off the floor

A cooler inflation reading, five green ETF days, and fear finally easing.

Saylor picked a side in Bitcoin's civil war

A rule change nobody will pass has started the real argument.

Three gauges put Bitcoin's floor near $50,000

Three long-term floor gauges are stacking near $50,000, about a quarter below today.

The exchange that buys its own token back

Almost every dollar of fees goes into buybacks. Around $3 billion of supply is gone.

DTCC ran real trades on tokenized stocks

Wall Street's plumbing ran real trades on tokenized stocks yesterday, and almost nobody noticed.

Inflation cooled. Warsh waved it away.

The Fed chair told Congress no published inflation gauge is any good. Including his own.

Bitcoin ignored the war. This morning is the test

A Fed governor floated a rate hike and oil is climbing. June inflation lands today.

Crypto got boring. Grayscale says that's good.

Grayscale says that is exactly what growing up is supposed to feel like.

The ETFs finally picked a side

For two years the two biggest coins moved as one. The ETFs just stopped treating them the same.

The AI trade is cracking. Crypto is watching.

Two in three tech stocks are in a bear market. Here's why crypto should care.

Nobody audits the sums

The vault's code held up fine. It was the arithmetic that let the money out.

Why Spotify wants off Polymarket

Prediction markets took in $328M in fees in June — big enough for Spotify to push back.

The buyer turned seller

Strategy sold Bitcoin for the first time ever — and the market barely flinched.

The funds sold. Wall Street moved in.

Robinhood became a blockchain, prediction markets grew up, and Trump cleared $1.4B.

Someone's buying Bitcoin. It isn't the ETFs.

Wall Street keeps selling. On-chain, wallets are buying the dip near $60K.

140 firms just built their own dollar

Circle dropped 13%, Ark bought the dip, and the race to be the dollar just got crowded.

Did AI just break crypto's cycle?

Crypto waited four years for the boom. It came this year. The money went to AI instead.

Everyone's selling. The chart disagrees.

Inflation came in hot, Bitcoin broke to a nine-month low, and the funds kept selling.

The number that was meant to save Bitcoin

Inflation came in hot, Bitcoin broke to a nine-month low, and the funds kept selling.

What if Saylor has to sell?

MSTR broke $100, the dividend bill swelled, and the maths now points one way.

Bitcoin stopped falling. The money kept leaving.