Bitcoin short term holders are panic selling at a loss but was this capitulation or just a leverage reset?
Bitcoin’s slide through $65,000 and toward $60,000 felt like a stress test the market had been postponing. The move was sharp enough to force a reset in positioning, and broad enough to pull the conversation away from single-catalyst explanations. Even mainstream media described the week as Bitcoin’s worst weekly performance since
Tokenized equities approach $1B as institutional rails emerge
The following is a guest post and analysis from Vincent Maliepaard, Marketing Director at Sentora. A year ago, tokenized equities barely registered as an asset class. Today, the market is approaching $1 billion—a nearly 30x increase—and December 2025 may have delivered the regulatory clarity needed for institutional adoption to accelerate.
The Most Surprising Bitcoin and Crypto Stories in the Epstein Files
The Justice Department’s release of millions of files related to Jeffrey Epstein has unearthed some wild Bitcoin and crypto stories.
Trump’s crypto “golden age” throws away $2 trillion in profits, leaving those holding dollars as winners
The crypto market that surged on Donald Trump’s campaign promise of a friendlier US posture is now back near where it started, after an 18-month round trip that added close to $2 trillion in value and then erased roughly the same amount. Data compiled by CryptoSlate put the total crypto
XyloNet
Stablecoins sit at the center of on-chain liquidity 💰 Yet the infrastructure around them remains fragmented — swaps in one place, vault strategies in another, bridging elsewhere, and social payments disconnected from capital flow. XyloNet addresses this gap through a stablecoin-native DeFi environment engineered to coordinate capital movement within a
Binance trading data reveals why Bitcoin prices are sliding even as spot buyers flood the market with bids
Bitcoin’s hard cap is easy to understand: there will only ever be 21 million coins. What’s hard to understand is that the marginal market is allowed to trade far more than 21 million coins worth of exposure, because most of that exposure is synthetic and cash-settled, and it can be





