TL;DR: Analyst Matthew Hyland identifies a repeating four-year pattern that marks the end of a hostile macroeconomic environment. Bitcoin stabilizes near $63,000 after reaching a bi-weekly
TL;DR: Bitcoin ETFs attracted $265.69 million in net inflows on July 6, while Ether ETFs added $20.66 million, bringing the two-category rebound to roughly $286 million.
TL;DR: Adjusted stablecoin transaction volume reached a record $1.79 trillion in June, up 63% from May and 125% year over year. USDC dominated adjusted activity with
TL;DR: Bitcoin touched $64,000 for the first time in roughly two weeks but quickly lost more than $1,000 and moved back below $63,000. June delivered a
TL;DR: Around 31,000 Bitcoin options contracts expire on July 3, with roughly $1.9 billion in notional value, max pain near $61,000 and a 0.7 put/call ratio.
TL;DR: Yield-bearing stablecoin supply fell more than $3.5 billion in Q2, a 15% decline that ended almost three years of quarterly growth. Ethena’s sUSDe and Sky’s
TL;DR Bitcoin rebounded to about $60,500 after touching roughly $58,300 and briefly moving above $61,000, leaving BTC nearly 3% higher. The move followed softer inflation comments
TL;DR Talos said Bitcoin and Ether long liquidations totaled $8.35B in Q2, leaving crypto with less leverage but thinner liquidity entering Q3. Bitcoin open interest fell
TL;DR Crypto firms contributed $189 million to the 2026 U.S. midterm cycle, representing 37% of disclosed corporate political spending tracked so far. Ripple, Crypto.com, Coinbase and
TL;DR Bitcoin entered July below $60,000 after losing about 20% in June, briefly slipping to $58,000 before trading near $58,900. BTC failed to reclaim $60,000 on
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