A sharp intraday drop liquidated leveraged crypto longs, underscoring how crowded positioning amplifies downside moves.

Renewed ETF withdrawals point to cooling institutional demand as October turns negative for bitcoin funds.

A memecoin launchpad out-earning a major perps exchange highlights where speculative activity currently concentrates.

The treasury-style company raised its repurchase authorization from $30 million while its token kept sliding.

The BitMEX founder said crypto needs to go down before it can go up, a notable de-risking by a high-profile holder.

Perps on stocks, ETFs, indices, gold and oil grew to 23.5% of perpetual volume, with about $778 billion traded in August.

The asset manager's on-chain fund issuance extends tokenized treasury products onto the XRP Ledger.

A new entrant in perpetual futures signals intensifying competition for on-chain derivatives share.

A mainstream bank distributing a stablecoin at wallet scale is a notable step for regulated digital cash.

The change expands how consumer account data can be used for advertising, a recurring privacy flashpoint.

The regulator's risk framing signals closer scrutiny of AI-driven trading and on-chain asset structures.

The dismissal closes one legal front over the LIBRA memecoin episode that embroiled Argentina's president.

A crypto exchange funding a DC policy shop reflects the industry's growing spend on regulatory influence.

Shared margin across positions raises both capital efficiency and liquidation risk for traders.

Congressional scrutiny of stablecoin issuer payments adds to Tether's regulatory and political exposure.

Suspected unauthorized minting and cross-chain transfers mark another security failure in a young network.

Coverage weighs the token's rally against questions about sustainability of its derivatives-driven demand.

The prominent trader's call to favor ETH and ZEC over HYPE adds to a bearish narrative on the token.