MegaETH Mainnet is live, processing over 11 billion transactions in a week. By leveraging a "barbell strategy" that combines Ethereum security with extreme L2 performance, MegaETH is redefining scalability. Explore the controversial new economic models driving this shift.
BofA strategist Michael Hartnett advises selling risk assets as the "Bull & Bear" indicator hits 9.6—a level unseen since the 2008 crisis. With hedge fund leverage at records and liquidity drying up, the bank warns a significant market correction or crash may be imminent.
Despite the Crypto Fear and Greed Index hitting historic lows not seen since 2019, institutional investors are aggressively buying the dip. With Bitcoin consolidating near $70k and new SEC leadership under Paul Atkins, analysts predict a potential bottom amid retail capitulation.
Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair triggered immediate market volatility and crypto sell-offs. Analysts view this regime change not as a crash, but as a strategic alignment favoring deregulation and productivity over traditional quantitative easing measures.
Stop gambling on "hopes and dreams." New analysis suggests treating altcoins as on-chain businesses is the key to profitability. Learn how to apply traditional revenue and growth metrics to identify sustainable crypto assets and avoid inevitable losses.
Newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation reveal the financier provided indirect financial support to Bitcoin Core developers through the MIT Media Lab. The files also confirm Epstein held early equity stakes in major industry players like Coinbase and Blockstream.
Despite a historic surge in gold and silver, many traders lamented leaving profits on the table. Yet, this missed opportunity is valuable tuition. Discover why the experience of trading a historic commodity move is worth more than the immediate payout for your career.
Markets are reeling. From the "SaaS Apocalypse" to a crypto slump, liquidity is drying up. Yet, industry wheels keep turning with Ethereum updates and Fed moves. Discover why everything broke at once and what lies ahead for the global economy.
Cryptocurrency markets faced a historic contraction, but it wasn't due to crypto fundamentals. Emerging analysis links the crash to forced liquidations by Hong Kong hedge funds unwinding leveraged positions in Bitcoin ETFs and silver, triggered by the Japanese Yen carry trade unwind.
Amazon shares slid 8% after announcing a massive $200 billion investment in AI and data centers. While the "sticker shock" hit the Nasdaq, beneficiaries like Nvidia and Roblox rallied. Plus, a look at the volatile rebound in the cryptocurrency market.
Big Tech is set to spend an estimated $650 billion in 2024 as the AI race enters a critical phase. Analysts view this historic outlay as a necessary infrastructure rebuild, driven by a strategy to fuel aggressive growth and defend existing business models against market disruption.
Max Levchin defended Affirm’s outlook, noting the Affirm Card is growing 4x faster than the core business. With UK revenue rising and Shopify partnerships live, the fintech is pivoting toward debit-based products and European expansion while maintaining robust credit quality.
Anthropic's release of Claude Opus 4.6 caused financial software stocks to drop 10%. Featuring "agent teams" and deep financial capabilities, the model signals a major shift in institutional analysis and raises fears of AI displacement in the banking sector.
Zero Hash CEO Edward Woodford joins Dex in the City to challenge regulatory narratives. Is the industry over-indexing on stablecoins while missing the chance to define securities? We explore ending "regulation by enforcement" and the rise of AI-driven crypto economies.
While stocks soar, crypto stagnates. FalconX’s Joshua Lim explains the "dry powder" crisis causing this decoupling. Discover why liquidity exhaustion and structural inefficiencies signal a prolonged rangebound market for Bitcoin and altcoins.
Tucker Carlson joins Ian Carroll to sift through 3 million new Epstein documents. From suspicious texts about "pizza" to the silence of law enforcement, they explore how this data challenges narratives about the elite, the justice system, and global corruption.
