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China drew a hard line on tokenization
China tokenization ban signals a deeper split in how states approach digital money and asset issuance.
BlackRock bitcoin ETF inflows are back, but where is the hype?
BlackRock bitcoin ETF inflows often look like excitement. This time, they’re something quieter: institutional digestion after stress. After a volatile week for crypto markets, Bitcoin ETF flows began to shift.
When crypto companies change their language, markets should listen
Management teams are speaking a new language now. Recent earnings calls from bitcoin mining companies reveal a clear pattern.
Why crypto companies are suddenly talking about AI
If you’ve been following crypto headlines recently, the shift can sound strange. Bitcoin miners talking about AI. Data centers. High-performance computing. Long-term compute contracts.
Infrastructure pressure is reshaping crypto mining economics
What changed in the economics of mining? Bitcoin mining once rewarded scale almost by default. More machines meant more hash rate, and favorable cycles did the rest.
Regulation isn’t abstract, and the Helix seizure proves that
The U.S. Department of Justice has completed the forfeiture of more than $400 million in crypto assets linked to Helix, a Bitcoin mixing service once used on darknet markets.
Fidelity’s stablecoin marks a shift from crypto access to monetary infrastructure
Fidelity Investments has taken a step that goes beyond expanding crypto access or adding another custody rail.
Europe’s crypto ETP volumes are rising, and it’s not about the price
While American crypto investors argue with the SEC on X, European institutions have been quietly doing something else: buying.
