A widely circulated online survey has reignited the discussion surrounding Lightning Network (LN), a “Layer 2” scaling solution for Bitcoin that enables faster transactions. LN was rejected by more than 80% of participants as not real Bitcoin. The gap shows a growing disconnect with LN’s inertia, technical issues, and concerns about its long-term role in
A social media post recently made some noise within the cryptocurrency community by suggesting that it would take just 24 words to unlock roughly $112 billion worth of Bitcoins owned by mysterious Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto. “That fact should scare you,” the user said in a rather unsuccessful attempt to generate engagement. Fun fact: 24
James Wynn, once a high-profile trader on Hyperliquid, remains a lesson in risk for retail investors after losing over $23 million through a streak of high-leverage Bitcoin trades. His latest 40x short on BTC was fully liquidated within hours, highlighting how overconfidence and poor risk management can turn even seasoned traders into “exit liquidity.” Wynn’s
Weekly inflows into Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) have collapsed by more than 95% over the past four months, with the decline accelerating in Q4 amid broader market headwinds. The performance has sparked growing concerns and renewed skepticism about the long-term viability of this high-profile institutional crypto strategy. What’s Behind the Collapse in DAT Inflows Digital
With the end of the government shutdown in the US, the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced a partial recovery. Bitcoin has climbed above $107,000, and the rise is expected to continue after the crashes experienced in the historically bullish month of October. While $120,000 levels are expected at this point, a popular analyst said
Institutional crypto investors are shifting their approach to digital assets, with diversification replacing speculation as the leading investment thesis, according to Sygnum’s Future Finance 2025 global institutional investor report. The Swiss digital asset bank found that over 60% of institutional crypto investors plan to increase their crypto allocations, while just 4% plan to reduce exposure.
After a turbulent week in crypto and stock markets, Bitcoin has reportedly rebounded in response to news of a US government funding deal. Easing lockdown concerns and reports of a potential new stimulus plan aimed at boosting liquidity have raised questions about whether Bitcoin can maintain its momentum or whether a new pullback is imminent.
Bitcoin’s price surged after the US Senate passed a bill to reopen the government, but the rally quickly stalled near a critical resistance level at $108,000. Analysts attribute the sluggish upward momentum to ongoing selling pressure from Long-Term Holders (LTHs), who have liquidated over 370,000 BTC since July. Key Resistance Level Holds Strong Bitcoin’s price
Crypto exchange operator Gemini reported its first financial results as a public company on Monday, revealing a deeper-than-forecast quarterly loss that pushed its stock lower in after-hours trading. The company posted a $159.5 million net loss for the third quarter, driven by higher IPO-related expenses, heavier marketing outlays, and a jump in stock-based compensation, according