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Nakamoto Holdings’ shares sink as $563M PIPE deals trigger massive sell-off

Nakamoto Holdings’ shares sink as $563M PI...

CEO David Bailey told Forbes he plans to fold Bitcoin Magazine, the Bitcoin conference and hedge fund 210k Capital into Nakamoto Holdings to b...

The Download: Introducing: the new conspiracy age

The Download: Introducing: the new conspir...

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Intr...

JPMorgan bets on tokenization with upcoming Kinexys Fund Flow

JPMorgan bets on tokenization with upcomin...

JPMorgan is moving forward with the launch of its fund tokenization platform, Kinexys Fund Flow, with the rollout reportedly planned for 2026.

Without Bitcoin, what happens to Ether and XRP?

Without Bitcoin, what happens to Ether and...

What if Bitcoin crashes? Will Ether and XRP fall with it or hold their ground? Discover how a BTC slump could rattle the entire crypto market.

Fed signals ’end of QT’: What does it mean for Bitcoin price?

Fed signals ’end of QT’: What does it mean...

Bitcoin fell 35% after the Fed ended QT in 2019 and began cutting rates, prompting fears that BTC may decline in the coming months.

Bybit halts new user onboarding in Japan, citing ‘emerging’ regulations

Bybit halts new user onboarding in Japan, ...

Bybit’s pause comes as Japan’s FSA considers reforms that could allow banks to hold Bitcoin and operate licensed exchanges.

Leveraging the clinician’s expertise with agentic AI

Leveraging the clinician’s expertise with ...

Why can’t Ethereum hold $4K? ETH recovery in doubt as data leans bearish

Why can’t Ethereum hold $4K? ETH recovery ...

Ethereum price wobbled as weak onchain activity and low futures demand supported a potential ETH price drop to $3,500.

Bitcoin spot volume passes $300B in October as traders show ‘healthy’ pivot

Bitcoin spot volume passes $300B in Octobe...

Bitcoin spot volume spiked after the “Uptober” BTC price dip as traders sought less risky environments, according to new research.