Bitcoin Clears $110K as Spot ETF Inflows Hit a Six-Week High
Fresh custody data shows institutional desks re-accumulating at a pace not seen since the spring rally, with derivatives funding rates still surprisingly calm.
Fresh custody data shows institutional desks re-accumulating at a pace not seen since the spring rally, with derivatives funding rates still surprisingly calm.
Blob capacity is getting a scheduled bump, and L2 teams say it could cut posting costs by more than half without touching L1 security assumptions.
The revised text adds monthly attestation rules for issuers above a market-cap threshold, splitting the industry between relief and quiet dread.
A soft DXY print reawakened the old 'digital gold' narrative, but correlation data tells a messier story than the headlines suggest.
The protocol shipped a live migration to a new risk model after a near-miss on a volatile Tuesday — governance forums are still arguing about the timing.
A new enforcement standard is getting adopted faster than expected, reversing two years of royalty-optional norms across major venues.
Throughput held up under a memecoin-driven volume surge that would have buckled the network eighteen months ago.
Implied volatility has compressed to a three-month low even as headline risk stacks up — dealers say positioning, not calm, explains it.
Exchanges operating without a full MiCA license now face a hard cutoff, and a handful of mid-size platforms are scrambling to comply.
Hash-rate growth continues even as several public miners shift toward hodling reserves, betting on both price appreciation and AI-compute diversification.
The mechanism that made restaking popular is the same one that could make a single bad actor expensive for everyone downstream.
Institutional tokenization pilots are moving from pitch decks to production, and this chain quietly became the settlement layer of choice.
Technical desks are split on whether this is the start of an altseason rotation or a dead-cat bounce inside a longer downtrend.
Gas costs that once priced out smaller artists have dropped enough that a new wave of onchain-native creators is emerging.
Front-end operators, not the protocols themselves, are now the reporting entities, a distinction that's already reshaping how DEX interfaces are built.