News
Stay up-to-date on the most trending topics in crypto with our professional and in-depth news.
Michael S. Barr’s resignation as Fed Vice Chair signals a pause on major regulatory shifts, offering a temporary reprieve for the crypto industry.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) rallied 14% this week, but indicators suggest weakening momentum. A golden cross could drive gains, or sellers may take control.
From Humanity Protocol’s anti-bot initiatives to Abstract’s innovative L2 launch, this week’s top crypto airdrops are rich with opportunities.
Bitcoin struggles to reclaim its all-time high with short-term holders selling at losses. This signals weakened demand and potential price corrections.
MicroStrategy's Bitcoin buying spree is losing momentum, with a $101 million purchase marking a significant drop. Yet, Saylor remains unwavering in his bullish stance.
Vitalik Buterin sold 28 meme coins worth $984K, donating the proceeds to his charity Kanro, sparking significant market volatility.
The Tokyo-listed firm aims to boost its bitcoin holdings to 10,000 BTC this year, according to its CEO.The company currently holds 1,761.98 BTC.
- 22:28Pantera CEO: Bitcoin Still Has Potential for Excess Returns in the Coming DecadesAt the Consensus 2025 conference held in Toronto, Pantera Capital founder and CEO Dan Morehead stated, "Bitcoin still has decades of excess return potential." He emphasized that Pantera continues to have confidence in this asset class. Morehead advised investors to "invest in a broad range of tokens and venture equity" to seize rapidly evolving market opportunities. He rarely disclosed that Pantera achieved an 86% profit in its portfolio and had invested in 22 unicorn companies valued over $1 billion. He also criticized the U.S. for its lag in crypto regulation, saying "90% of crypto trading and protocols are outside the U.S.—that's not right." However, he optimistically stated, "An electoral victory is a huge unlock," hoping that in the coming years, capital and innovation will flow back to the U.S.
- 22:28Director of the U.S. Digital Assets Committee: Criticism of the Trump Family's Involvement in the Crypto Industry is UnfairAt the Consensus 2025 conference held in Toronto, Robert Hines (Bo Hines), Executive Director of the U.S. Presidential Digital Asset Advisory Committee, stated that the skepticism surrounding the Trump family's involvement in the cryptocurrency industry is "unfair" and criticized the crackdown on the crypto industry during the Biden administration as an "unprecedented war." He pointed out that the current government will focus on removing regulatory obstacles similar to "Operation Chokepoint 2.0," promoting free interaction between traditional finance and crypto assets, and emphasized that the establishment of a dedicated crypto affairs commissioner by the White House is an important policy turning point.
- 22:13Tariff Policy "Trivialized," Trump Rewrites Trade Rules Over 50 Times in 100 DaysAccording to statistics from The Washington Post, since taking office on January 20, Trump administration officials have announced more than 50 new or revised tariff policies. Trump has signed over a dozen tariff-related executive orders, approximately one per week—one targeting Mexican drugs and immigration, another targeting Canada, and several others modifying previously issued executive orders. Some of his plans have been very short-lived: six of the president's tariff announcements (such as tariffs on dairy imports and Colombian trade) lasted no more than a week before being modified, with some lasting less than a day (the White House claims this is because they achieved the desired effect). It is difficult to say what results this policy turbulence has actually achieved. Economist Irwin, specializing in economic history at Dartmouth College, states that this volatility precisely reflects the difficulty of achieving goals in such a short time.