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Deposits at Figure Markets Exchange jumped 15.2% in one day with no named driver. The move is confirmed. The reason is not.

A VC moving $23.78M to Coinbase Prime after a two-month lock looks like profit-taking. The $241M queue behind it has not cleared yet.

A 90%-plus shareholder vote to liquidate and delist is not a close call. It's a verdict on what the 2025 corporate Bitcoin treasury trade was always worth.

Mallers built the Bitcoin-native story, the merger plan is dead, and the company just hired a Goldman VP to run something different.

Spot selling looks lighter, but leveraged buyers are now louder. That makes this move cleaner on supply and messier on risk.

Tom Lee's NYSE-listed Ethereum treasury company keeps buying. The supply concentration claim, if confirmed, puts one balance sheet in control of a serious slice of the market.

Capital B holds 3,139 BTC and just cut its share count by 90%. A consolidation that doesn't add bitcoin tells you the story is about the share price, not the treasury.

A 21-BTC buy barely moves the needle. The cash balance says Strive has a lot more buying to do.

The company built a $3.225B cash pile instead of adding BTC, which makes the old accumulation story look different.

Grayscale is turning staking income into quarterly cash for ETHE and GSOL holders. Starting around August 7, these ETFs pay like stocks.

Three rounds of strikes have hit near Iranian infrastructure in 2026. The March data is the only market playbook available right now.

The trade is big, capped, and timed for two days after the next rate decision. That is not retail impulse buying.

A $128B crypto drawdown sounds violent, but the reported move was still a 2-3% macro shock, not a crypto-specific break.

Japan's largest diversified financial group just took a strategic stake in a U.S. institutional exchange with its own clearinghouse. That is a specific bet on a specific structure.

Morgan Stanley's brokerage app now lets eligible customers buy, sell, and hold three crypto assets for a 0.50% fee per trade.

Galaxy is planting a long-term flag in West Texas, where cheap power pulls Bitcoin miners. Whether this stadium deal signals an actual operational build is still unconfirmed.

The institutional bid was real. The macro move was bigger.

When U.S. strikes hit near the Strait of Hormuz, Bitcoin sold off harder than oil. You're trading a risk asset, not a hedge.

Citadel Securities is building a position across crypto exchange infrastructure. Crypto.com, at a $20 billion valuation, is the biggest piece yet.

Active management is a premium product. TKNZ is T. Rowe Price's bet that institutions will pay for it in crypto too.

Tuesday's ETF session reversed. The 67,000 BTC that whale wallets moved two days earlier is still the bigger number.

South Korea's retail crypto market just absorbed a rate hike and a 5% currency move without blinking. That tells you something about the demand underneath.

The move looks more like custody housekeeping than an exit. The first real signal is where the coins go next.

A 20-year data center deal with an undisclosed tech giant converts CleanSpark's power capacity into locked revenue. The miner-to-landlord shift is no longer theoretical.

CPI, the Fed Chair, and a Hormuz blockade all land in Tuesday's session. Options markets are priced for quiet, and that's the catch.

The ETH treasury trade has a new concentration problem, and BitMine wants the market to take its press-release math seriously.

The equity raise wasn't a buying signal. Strategy's $3B cash reserve is earmarked for dividends and debt interest while its 843,775 coins sit underwater on cost.

One green ETF week helps, but the tape is still too thin to call institutional demand back.

Banks don't announce Bitcoin accumulation. On-chain data does it for them.

EDX runs a clearinghouse model built for institutional compliance. SBI Holdings came in as a strategic investor, not just a financial backer, and that distinction is the story.

The first number is 70,000-plus stock and options accounts. The missing number is a launch date.

Empery came to market as a Bitcoin treasury play. It's spending half the stack on a data center instead.

Miners with cheap Texas power are becoming AI infrastructure plays. MARA's latest deal is the clearest signal yet.

Bitwise absorbed the full redemption alone while XRP held flat near $1.09. No catalyst is named.

The shareholder meeting is off, redemptions are being returned, and the bitcoin treasury deal has to show new math.

$450 million was wiped in 24 hours, three-quarters of it from altcoins. Bitcoin's options desk is still pricing in $80,000.

The minutes are not the whole trade. CPI, bank earnings, retail sales, and two Deribit expiries now sit in one tight window.

The oil spike is the tell: markets read Tuesday's exchange as an inflation event, not just a geopolitical one.

DefiLlama clocked roughly $420M into Poloniex in one day. The exchange hasn't said a word.

Strategy introduced a framework to sell bitcoin for corporate needs and used it immediately. The first sale came in below the company's average purchase price.

One company is running the Strategy playbook on Ethereum, and the staking implications haven't been priced in yet.

A Bitcoin miner just locked in a 20-year deal with an AI company. The whole mining sector moved on the news, and the $19 billion figure hasn't been confirmed yet.

Coinbase's AI sent a result wrong on the score, wrong on the time, and contradicted by its own prediction market.

The three-year Ethereum high is the headline. The 207% jump in aggregate outflows is the number that still needs explaining.

ETH's market value is back near the screen where big allocators start paying attention. The tape matches the story, for now.

Bitwise made its NEAR ETF harder to approve by adding staking. The feature is the product's whole point, and also the thing the SEC hasn't cleared yet.

The clip matters because it landed after Strategy opened the door to selling bitcoin, not because Saylor got annoyed on camera.

South Korean traders are back on XRP, but the on-chain read is not clean enough to call this confirmed.