Anita Emmanuel

Bitmine Buys $238M in Ether as Tom Lee Declares ‘Crypto Spring’ Has Started

Bitmine, the largest Ethereum treasury firm, purchased 101,745 ether last week, bringing its total holdings to over 5.18 million ETH, roughly 4.29% of the token’s outstanding supply. The $238 million acquisition comes as Chairman Thomas Lee declared that a new “crypto spring” is underway, even as broader market sentiment remains cautious and subdued. The purchase…

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Crypto Ranks Dead Last in U.S. Voters’ 2026 Midterm Priorities, CoinDesk Survey Finds

Cryptocurrencies have fallen to the bottom of American voters’ concerns heading into the 2026 midterm election, according to a new CoinDesk survey. Just 1% of 1,000 randomly selected registered voters ranked crypto as their top priority, revealing a significant disconnect between the industry’s political ambitions and voter sentiment on the ground. The survey, conducted by…

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Bitcoin Risks Extended Decline After Futures-Driven April Rally, CryptoQuant Warns

Bitcoin could be facing a multimonth price decline following an April rally driven primarily by futures traders while spot demand contracted, according to crypto analytics firm CryptoQuant. The firm warned that this pattern has historically preceded sustained price drops. Bitcoin gained approximately 20% in April, climbing from $66,000 to peak at $79,000 in a rally…

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Coinbase launches tokenized stablecoin credit fund CUSHY on Solana, Ethereum and Base

Coinbase Asset Management has introduced a new credit fund tied to stablecoin markets, offering institutional investors onchain access through tokenized shares. The fund, called the Coinbase Stablecoin Credit Strategy, or CUSHY, targets yield from lending activity and private credit in digital asset markets. The move represents a significant expansion of blockchain-based financial products, as traditional…

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eCash Bitcoin Fork Plan to Redirect Satoshi’s 500,000 Coins Sparks Property Rights Debate

A proposed Bitcoin fork called eCash, scheduled for August at block height 964,000, has ignited controversy over whether reallocating Satoshi Nakamoto’s dormant coins on a forked chain violates Bitcoin’s core principle of inviolable property rights. The plan would copy Bitcoin’s ledger and give existing BTC holders equivalent balances on the new network, but would redirect…

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Bitcoin Whales Building Aggressive Long Positions as Funding Rates Stay Deeply Negative

Large Bitcoin traders on Hyperliquid have shifted to their most aggressively long positioning since early March, coinciding with BTC’s climb toward $80,000 despite 47 consecutive days of negative funding rates that leave short sellers paying long holders to maintain their positions. Glassnode data shows that whale traders—those typically running positions above $10 million—flipped from net…

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