The Weekend that Broke the Bitcoin Price Rally
Financial leverage, low liquidity and macroeconomic tensions collided, wiping $16,700 off the price of Bitcoin in less than eight hours, a painful lesson in risk and reaction.
China has been a dominant player in the cryptocurrency world, despite evolving government policies.
13 PostsFinancial leverage, low liquidity and macroeconomic tensions collided, wiping $16,700 off the price of Bitcoin in less than eight hours, a painful lesson in risk and reaction.
Beijing responds to EU sanctions against Chinese banks for crypto services to Russia, hitting two Lithuanian institutions.
Hong Kong leads China's stablecoin experiment between global ambitions and regulatory control.
Bitcoin plummets 5% after Chinese tariffs announcement. Global markets down, investor panic and $437 million in liquidations.
Russia is using cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tether to facilitate oil exports to China and India, circumventing Western sanctions.
Chinese authorities warn of a criminal group using the name DeepSeek to scam investors with fake platforms and infected apps.
ByBit continues to report Pi Network as a scam, calling it a pyramid scheme. Criticism from China and scepticism about the token listing.
Hong Kong recognises Bitcoin and Ethereum as proof of financial assets for investor visa applications, marking a step forward in crypto adoption.

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