Analysis
Every crypto story, decoded into clear scenarios — bullish, bearish and most likely — so you know what each move means for you. 560 analyses so far.
The assets and forces that move crypto, read one story at a time: what happened, what it could open up, and what it could cost.
Bitcoin
79Everything we write about Bitcoin — the news that mattered, what it could open up for BTC, and what it could cost.
Ethereum
18Ethereum, story by story: upgrades, staking, fees and flows, and what each one makes more or less likely to matter.
Altcoins
70The market beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum — rotations, single-asset moves, and what they say about where risk is going.
ETFs
36Crypto ETFs and the institutions behind them: approvals, flows, custody, and what each week of buying or selling actually means.
Regulation
57Rules, rulings and enforcement — read for what they change in practice, not for the headline they make.
Macro
41The Fed, inflation, rates and liquidity — the outside forces crypto reacts to, and how each one lands here.
Crypto by sector — where money and attention are moving, what each shift makes possible, and what it puts at risk.
DeFi
43DeFi lending, DEXs and yield — where the money is, what is earning it, and what would have to break for that to change.
Layer 1
36Base chains — Solana, Cardano, Avalanche and their peers: real usage, real fees, and the gap between narrative and flows.
Layer 2
12Rollups and scaling networks: what they cost, who uses them, and whether the activity is durable or incentivised.
RWA
33Tokenized treasuries, funds and credit — the slow institutional build, and what each new issuer changes about it.
AI & Emerging Tech
13AI tokens, decentralised infrastructure and on-chain gaming — the newest corners, read for what would turn a story into flows.
Stablecoins & Payments
33Stablecoins and payment rails: issuance, reserves, regulation and settlement — the plumbing everything else runs on.
New Projects & Listings
3Launches, listings and funding rounds — whether a debut brings real demand or only a first-day chart.
Memecoins
14Memecoins without the cheerleading: liquidity, who is holding, and how quickly attention leaves.
Where the market stands, looked at over different lengths of time: the near-in view, the season ahead, and the slow structural one.
Short-Term
15The near-in view — what the past few days changed, and what the next few could turn on.
Mid-Term
6The season ahead: the flows, rules and cycles that take weeks or months to play out.
Long-Term
4The slow view — structural shifts that take quarters: adoption, regulation, supply and who ends up owning what.
Long-form research — the pieces where one question gets the room it needs, built on everything we have written around it.
Latest analysis
Browse the archive →BounceBit to abandon its blockchain after $3 million exploit
BounceBit, a bitcoin restaking and yield platform, is discontinuing its Layer 1 blockchain and moving to BNB Chain following a $3 million exploit. The incident, caused by an authorization flaw in its Evmos-based stack, led to the unauthorized transfer of 286.5 million BB tokens. BounceBit plans to reissue tokens based on a pre-attack snapshot to mitigate user losses.
Bitcoin Rally Pushes Price Towards $80,000 Amid Broader Market Gains
Bitcoin is nearing $80,000 after a three-day rally, with Ethereum also showing strong performance. This surge appears driven by a mix of political developments, Treasury actions, ETF inflows, and short covering.
The CFTC’s Looming Regulatory Pivot
CFTC Chair Michael Selig has stated that if the Clarity Act remains stalled in the Senate, the agency will move to establish its own crypto market structure using existing authorities.
Bitcoin and XRP See Strong Weekly Close: What Drove the Moves?
Bitcoin and XRP have reportedly achieved their strongest weekly close this year, attributed to a significant short squeeze and positive policy signals from Washington. On-chain data is also cited as indicating a potential market bottom. This analysis explores the reported drivers and what these developments might mean.
Altcoins Test Key Resistance After Recent Price Surges
Several major altcoins, including ETH, XRP, ADA, BNB, and HYPE, experienced notable price increases this week, with some posting gains of 10% to 31%. These rallies have brought them to crucial resistance levels, where their ability to convert these points into support will dictate short-term market direction.
Ripple Explores Real-World Asset Tokenization with New Credit Fund
Ripple is backing a new institutional credit fund utilizing RLUSD, a stablecoin. The initiative, developed with Clearpool and Cicada Partners, aims to bring real-world asset tokenization to the XRP Ledger, though key underlying features are not yet active.
US Treasury Bond Buybacks: What it Means for Crypto Liquidity
The US Treasury has announced plans to expand its long-term bond buyback operations, a move aimed at improving market liquidity. This policy shift is seen by some analysts as a potential catalyst for risk assets, including Bitcoin, by reducing the appeal of government debt and potentially lowering yields.
Solana Security Contest Missed Earlier Disclosed Clock Attack
Researchers presented a Solana clock attack at USENIX Security, which they had privately disclosed months earlier. The network's recent $50,000 Alpenglow security contest appears to have excluded this specific vulnerability, as its rules focused on the new consensus mechanism and its transition.
XRP Outperforms Top 100 Cryptocurrencies
XRP has become the top-performing cryptocurrency among the top 100 by market capitalization, surging 24% in 24 hours to $1.26. This rally, with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $6.34 billion, appears to be significantly fueled by South Korean traders on Upbit.
Trump, CFTC, Hyperliquid: A US Regulatory Path for DeFi?
President Trump stated that the CFTC is working to bring Hyperliquid, a decentralized derivatives exchange, into compliant U.S. operations. This follows months of engagement and signals a high-level push to integrate DeFi into U.S. regulation, potentially setting a precedent for the broader market.









