Bitcoin market cap slips below $1.5 trillion as risk aversion hits crypto Bitcoin’s market cap fell below $1.5 trillion on Saturday, marking a sharp reversal from recent highs and underscoring how quickly the largest cryptocurrency can lose ground when broader risk appetite weakens.[3][6]…
Grayscale Hyperliquid ETF filing adds 2 million HYPE tokens Grayscale has amended its Hyperliquid ETF filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and the latest version discloses a seed capital investment of 2 million HYPE tokens, a detail that has sharpened attention…
Hyperliquid SpaceX Perp Drops 45% in Flash Crash Hyperliquid’s SPACEX-USDH perpetual contract fell about 45% in roughly 30 minutes on Thursday, dropping from $2,277 to $1,254 before partially recovering, according to CoinDesk and other market reports.[10][1] The move triggered liquidations across hundreds of…
Sui mainnet restarts after second software bug halt Sui’s mainnet resumed normal operations on May 30 after a second halt in as many days, with the network’s operators saying a software bug tied to gas charging logic in version 1.72 had been fully…
Dimon’s stablecoin fight exposes bank deposit concerns JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s latest attack on stablecoin rewards has put a sharp spotlight on a familiar banking concern: deposit migration. In remarks carried by Fox Business and repeated in crypto coverage this week, Dimon…
Clarity Act optimism meets Fed inflation warning Crypto markets are pricing in progress on the Clarity Act, but that optimism is colliding with a Federal Reserve that remains focused on inflation risks, creating a regulatory-timing mismatch that could slow risk appetite even if…
Coldcard MK5 launches with major UX upgrades Coinkite launched the Coldcard MK5 on March 10, 2026, marking its first hardware revision to the flagship Bitcoin signing device since 2022 and centering the release on usability rather than a security overhaul[1][2]. The new model…
Corporate AI browser waitlists swell as crypto attention fractures Perplexity’s Comet browser entered invite-only rollout with access set to expand slowly to its waitlist, underscoring how fast demand is building around AI-native browsing tools.[1] At the same time, the broader crypto media cycle…
CFTC reversal on Gemini deal spotlights crypto fragmentation The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s move to unwind its $5 million settlement with Gemini Trust Co. on May 27 has sharpened scrutiny on how unevenly digital-asset enforcement can shift across administrations and cases.[5][6] The…