Microsoft could stall Bitcoin development via GitHub
GitHub is a centralized forum and code repository that gives Microsoft substantial control over time-sensitive Bitcoin matters.
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Wintermute’s post-mortem ignored the biggest issues with Friday’s crash
Traders tried to blame Wintermute for suspicious deposits during Friday’s crypto market crash, but its CEO would have none of it.
Hyperliquid vs Binance drama unfolds in real-time
Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao and Hyperliquid co-founder Jeffrey Yan are arguing about which exchange better handled Friday’s sell-off.
$600B gone in 30 minutes — inside crypto’s fastest-ever flash crash
Donald Trump threatened to renew a tariff war with China on Friday, and the news briefly spooked $600M out of crypto valuations.
If Bitcoin forks, spot ETFs could choose the winner
The contentious release of Bitcoin Core v30 is a reminder about the power of spot ETFs to choose which BTC fork earns investment flows.
Is Howard Lutnick fundraising for Tether?
According to Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten, Howard Lutnick has been personally assisting Tether with a multi-billion dollar fundraise.
Traders blame CZ for ending BNB memecoin season
Traders followed every post and signal by Zhao to trade endless BNB Chain memecoins, yet he wants to back away from his influential role.
The spectacular collapse of David Bailey’s Nakamoto
Since May 12, David Bailey's Nakamoto has plummeted from $28.50 per share to $0.96, a 96% loss for shareholders.
Strategy’s mNAV falls to 19-month low as BTC outperforms
Strategy common shares have fallen to a 19-month low multiple-to-Net Asset Value. The basic mNAV of MSTR is now just 1.21x.
Ripple’s privacy problem: Why banks still won’t touch XRP
Brad Garlinghouse spoke with a senior validator on the XRP Ledger to explain why institutions are still dissatisfied with privacy tooling.