Ethereum and Solana are not only separated by questions of scalability, they are increasingly divided by competing visions of what blockchain networks must be built to withstand in the future. Recent remarks from the co-founders of each network revealed two competing definitions of “resilience,” rooted in different assumptions about risk, infrastructure, and the future shape
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $92,733 as of this writing, continuing a recovery rally after weeks below $90,000. However, the pioneer crypto now faces a major test: the US Supreme Court’s ruling on President Trump’s global tariffs, scheduled for January 9. The decision could force the Treasury to refund $133–$ 140 billion to importers, triggering
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) added 1 tonne of gold in December 2025. This brings its total gold purchases for 2025 to almost 27 tonnes. Now along with this latest purchase, China’s total reserves is now at 2,306 tonnes. China has consistently been adding up to its gold holdings over the past 10 years.
Bitcoin is entering a phase that looks increasingly different from every previous cycle. Price volatility still dominates the headlines, but the real story is unfolding at the institutional level. Morgan Stanley’s move to launch its own Bitcoin ETF, described by Bitwise advisor Jeff Park as “the most bullish thing ever,” highlights a deeper structural shift
In a recent interview, Tesla and SpaceX CEO, tech magnate Elon Musk, has shared his vision of a currency in the future. The value behind it is totally different from what any bank executive would mention, and the crypto community interpreted Musk’s words as the description of Bitcoin. Elon Musk describes a future currency In
Bitcoin price today trades near $92,800 after failing to hold above short-term resistance and slipping back into a fragile consolidation range. Sellers remain active as repeated spot outflows cap upside attempts, while buyers focus on defending the $90,000 to $93,000 support band to avoid a deeper pullback. Buyers Step Back As Spot Outflows Persist BTC
Morgan Stanley (MS) has taken another step deeper into the crypto, filing a registration statement for an Ethereum Trust, according to a filing with the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Tuesday. The move follows filings submitted Tuesday for spot bitcoin BTC$92,120.30 and solana SOL$137.98 exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which followed a rapid expansion of
Bitcoin’s BTC$92,120.30 drop to just above $91,000 may be encountering technical gravity as an unfilled CME gap remains just below current prices. The gap was created over the weekend after CME bitcoin futures closed on Friday near $90,600 and reopened on Sunday evening around $91,600. CME bitcoin futures are cash-settled contracts designed to track the
British lender Lloyds Banking Group is claiming bragging rights for completing the first U.K. gilt purchase using tokenized deposits, or blockchain representations of fiat currency bank deposits. Lloyds, the third-largest bank in the country by market capitalization, said it enlisted the help of crypto trading platform Archax and the privacy-focused Canton Network to buy the