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21Shares has launched its Solana ETF, TSOL, on the CBOE, joining other firms like Fidelity and Bitwise in the growing market for crypto ETFs. Despite current market slumps, analysts report positive inflows for Solana ETFs, totaling around $2 billion.
Morgan Stanley has filed with the SEC to launch a spot bitcoin ETF, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust, which will hold bitcoin directly. The firm is also pursuing a Solana ETF, indicating a significant shift toward developing its own crypto investment products amid rising institutional interest.
Multicoin Capital outlines its investment philosophy in crypto, emphasizing the transformative potential of blockchains and permissionless finance. The article details eight core investment themes and trends that the firm believes will shape the future of the industry.
Coinbase Advisor offers 24/7 financial advice through an AI tool backed by licensed investment professionals. Users can get personalized portfolio recommendations based on their goals and risk profiles, while maintaining control over their trades. The platform simplifies complex trading strategies and integrates directly into the Coinbase app.
This article analyzes the significant failures of Token Generation Events (TGEs) in 2025, highlighting that over 84% of launches are now valued below their initial prices. It discusses the disconnect between hype and actual user demand, and suggests that future projects should prioritize solid product development over quick fundraising.
Global inflows into crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) reached $47.2 billion in 2025, just shy of the previous year's record. The U.S. led with $42.5 billion in inflows, although this was a 12% drop from 2024. Europe saw significant growth, particularly in Germany and Canada, which reversed previous outflows.
This article discusses the current challenges facing DeFi, highlighting its decline in popularity following the initial surge during the 2020-2021 bull market. It notes that the crypto community has shifted its focus to new trends like social tokens, the metaverse, and NFTs. The author reflects on the lessons learned from this period.
BitMine Immersion Technologies reported a $13.2 billion total in crypto and cash holdings, including 3.8 million ETH and 193 bitcoins. After a slowdown in November, the company significantly increased its Ethereum purchases, now aiming for 5% of the total ETH supply.
Coinbase Ventures outlines key focus areas for 2026, emphasizing real-world asset perpetuals, specialized exchanges, next-gen DeFi, and AI applications. They invite builders in these sectors to connect for potential investment opportunities.
The article discusses a potential surge in altcoin prices in 2025, emphasizing the "Banana Zone" theory by @RaoulGMI, predicting strong growth for cryptocurrencies like XRP and Ethereum. It also introduces Berachain, a new Layer 1 blockchain focusing on liquidity and a novel governance model.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan forecasts a 10-20x expansion of the crypto market in the next decade, referencing SEC Chair Paul Atkins’ prediction of a shift of U.S. equities to onchain systems. He emphasizes the importance of stablecoins and tokenization while acknowledging the uncertainty in which blockchain networks will prevail, advocating for broad market exposure through index funds.
This article compiles various Twitter threads discussing high-yield farming options in crypto, including stablecoin yields and lend aggregators. It highlights specific platforms and their annual percentage yields (APYs), offering insights on strategies for maximizing returns.
Jeff Dorman discusses the challenges and opportunities for Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies by 2026. He argues that DATs need to control and improve the underlying assets they buy, rather than merely acting as marketing agents. A shift towards businesses that generate cash flow to support asset acquisition is essential for future success.
The article discusses how public sales have taken over from airdrops as the primary method for token generation events. It highlights the shift in strategy where projects offer tokens for purchase at seemingly attractive valuations, aiming to build loyal communities while raising funds. The author warns that not all new offerings will be good investments, urging caution in a market becoming more efficient over time.
This article discusses how a promising investment strategy involving corporate purchases of Bitcoin turned disastrous. Companies initially enjoyed massive gains, but the value of their investments plummeted by 86% in a short period.
This article discusses upcoming trends in the cryptocurrency market, highlighting a potential altcoin surge led by XRP and Ethereum. It also introduces Berachain, a new blockchain model focused on liquidity and innovative economic incentives.
Brevan Howard’s Nova Digital fund secured a rare refund right on its $25 million investment in Berachain, allowing it to reclaim funds if the project's token underperforms post-launch. This arrangement raises questions about transparency and legality, as other investors were not informed of the clause. The situation highlights potential issues with investor equality and compliance in crypto fundraising.
The article discusses a potential surge in the cryptocurrency market, led by altcoins like XRP and Ethereum. Raoul Pal predicts that after Bitcoin stabilizes, a significant growth phase for altcoins—the "Banana Singularity"—will follow. It also introduces Berachain, a new blockchain model prioritizing liquidity.
The article discusses the poor performance of crypto in 2025, detailing the factors that led to market downturns. It presents predictions for 2026, emphasizing potential positive developments and specific tokens to watch.
This article discusses the shift in the crypto landscape, comparing it to the evolution of online poker. Opportunities still exist, but the days of quick profits and easy strategies are over. Success now requires more effort, research, and a disciplined approach.
The author discusses the divisive opinions surrounding memecoins and NFTs within the crypto community. They argue that while some memecoins can be profitable investments, they ultimately harm the industry's reputation. The piece emphasizes the distinction between low-value memecoins and successful projects like Pudgy Penguins.
The article discusses how the market undervalues "ownership coins" compared to their underlying treasury assets. It argues that this mispricing creates investment opportunities, especially for tokens traded below their net asset value. The author highlights specific tokens and scenarios where asymmetric bets can yield favorable outcomes.
The article criticizes the current 2% fixed trade tax on the Believe App, arguing it hinders potential new projects like Uber. It proposes a flexible tax model allowing creators to set a percentage tax for a limited time, with a cap on funds needed to reach revenue generation. This approach aims to encourage genuine investment and improve transparency.
Grayscale has added 27 digital assets to its consideration list for future investment products, focusing on sectors like AI, DeFi, and consumer tokens. The update is part of Grayscale's ongoing review process for its $35 billion asset management platform. New tokens include MegaETH and ARIA Protocol, while others like Polkadot and Worldcoin are also included.
As the new year begins, the author reflects on a more active approach to cryptocurrency trading while maintaining a lean portfolio. Highlighting the AI Agent sector and upcoming protocols like x402 and ERC-8004, they present four low-cap tokens worth researching, emphasizing the potential for gains despite the overall market's risks.
SharpLink has increased its Ethereum holdings by purchasing 19,271 ETH for approximately $75 million, bringing its total to nearly 860,000 ETH. This treasury, worth around $3.5 billion, positions SharpLink as a significant player in the Ethereum ecosystem.
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs have surpassed $1 billion in daily net inflows for the first time since their launch, reflecting increasing investor confidence in Ethereum as a crucial element of mainstream crypto adoption. Since May, these ETFs have attracted over $8 billion, supported by strong regulatory conditions and significant traditional finance investments.
Ethereum treasuries held by 69 entities have surpassed 4 million ETH, valued at over $17 billion. Public companies own approximately 2.6 million ETH, while U.S. spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds hold about 6.7 million ETH, representing roughly 5.5% of the total ETH supply.
The U.S. Department of Labor is reversing its previous warnings against including cryptocurrencies in retirement investments, arguing that it should not dictate which assets are deemed risky. This shift aligns with the Trump administration's broader embrace of digital assets and follows significant changes in the crypto market, where investments have seen substantial gains since the earlier caution was issued.
Cantor has entered into a $3.6 billion venture deal in the cryptocurrency space with SoftBank and Tether, signaling a significant investment in the evolving digital asset market. This collaboration is expected to enhance Cantor's capabilities and presence in the crypto sector.
The belief that holding onto cryptocurrencies leads to long-term gains is challenged in this analysis, which argues that the crypto market primarily functions as a wealth extraction system. With a focus on empirical evidence, the article highlights the underperformance of altcoins compared to Bitcoin and explains why traditional investment strategies often fail in the crypto space.
MEI Pharma has purchased 929,548 Litecoin tokens, amounting to $100 million, making it the first U.S.-listed company to adopt Litecoin as its primary treasury asset. The company cites Litecoin's reliability, low fees, and integration into major platforms as key factors in its decision, and hints at potential expansions into Litecoin mining and other initiatives.
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that allows Americans to include alternative assets like cryptocurrencies in their 401(k) retirement plans. The move aims to provide greater asset diversification and competitive returns, though experts caution about the potential risks associated with the volatility of such investments. Following the announcement, Bitcoin's price saw a slight increase as the sector anticipates access to a significant pool of retirement funds.
BitMine Immersion Technologies has increased its Ethereum holdings to 566,776 ETH, valued at over $2 billion, becoming the largest publicly traded Ethereum treasury firm. This surge follows significant investments from prominent backers like Peter Thiel and Ark Invest, fueling a competitive race among crypto treasury firms for ether accumulation.
The article discusses methods for measuring growth in the cryptocurrency sector, emphasizing the importance of both on-chain metrics and user engagement. It highlights various indicators that can provide insights into the health and sustainability of crypto projects, such as transaction volume, active addresses, and community activity. Understanding these metrics can help investors and developers gauge the potential success of cryptocurrencies in a rapidly evolving market.
Thailand has announced a five-year tax exemption for individuals earning income from cryptocurrency investments, aiming to encourage growth in the local digital asset market. This initiative is part of broader efforts to foster innovation and attract foreign investment in the country's burgeoning crypto sector.
Congressman Nick Begich proposes the BITCOIN Act to diversify the U.S. balance sheet by acquiring one million bitcoins over five years. He emphasizes the need for the U.S. to lead in the digital economy and views bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset alongside gold.
Crypto investment products achieved a record $4.39 billion in inflows last week, bringing year-to-date totals to $27 billion and assets under management to $220 billion. Bitcoin and Ethereum led the surge, with Ethereum attracting $2.12 billion alone, marking a strong risk appetite in the market.
Franklin Templeton analysts caution that the future of corporate crypto treasury strategies is uncertain due to risks of a negative feedback loop. While there are upsides like capital raising and staking opportunities, falling crypto prices could trigger a downward spiral affecting investor confidence and company valuations.
Crypto investment products saw unprecedented net inflows of nearly $6 billion last week, driven by positive market sentiment following a U.S. interest rate cut and weak employment data. Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced significant gains, pushing assets under management to an all-time high of $254 billion.
Lee Jae-myung, South Korea's leading presidential candidate, has pledged to push for the approval of spot crypto ETFs, which are currently banned in the country. His commitment aims to create a safer investment environment for younger South Koreans amid structural economic challenges. The country's financial regulator has expressed support for this initiative.