Nasdaq has risen by more than 2% in an all out green day as a new acronym enters the lexicon: Buy The Effing Pivot (BTFP).

Coinbase got a Wells notice, instead of feedback on their proposals for a registration path, which is necessary since no existing path is available for crypto exchanges to register.

None of the six largest banks in the US can survive a bank run for even 30 days finds paper.

Coinbase’s stock has dropped but Coinbase’s decision to go to court could bring clarity to the exchange and to the market.

Federal Reserve Chairman, Jerome Powell, has changed guidance to: pause.

The iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (CSPX) by BlackRock is now a token on ethereum trading on the defi platform Uniswap.

Bitcoin now has NFTs and they’re completely on-chain and they can be as much as 4MB of data

SEC wants our defi smart contracts, but it has failed to approve even traditional crypto companies to go public.

Web2 giants like Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook and Microsoft could use anti-competitive practices to prevent or delay Web3 disruption a new paper says.

Arbitrum’s newly airdropped ARB token began trading at $8 before falling steeply to $1.30. Despite system overloads and errors, trading volumes have ballooned to $1.2 billion.

Ethereum has made a sudden jump while Bitcoin remains somewhat stable at $28,000, after weeks of Bitcoin leading.

Nansen reveals that only 1 in 3 users of Arbitrum received 1,000 tokens or more in its airdrop, leaving almost 70% with nothing.

Bitcoin experiences volatility as the market reacts to the Federal Reserve’s decision to increase interest rates.

Bitcoin is on the move again as half a trillion dollars is claimed ‘missing’ in the banking sector.

A bank has become the first to explicitly state that bitcoin is a risk to their profits.

Bitcoin breaks above $26k for the first time in 9 months, with some now seeing $32k as new resistance. Recent bank collapses add fuel to the crypto fire.

Numerous giant US banks have joined forces to deposit $30 billion in the San Francisco headquartered First Republic Bank.

Nansen reveals that only 1 in 3 users of Arbitrum received 1,000 tokens or more in its airdrop, leaving almost 70% with nothing.