Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Calls Accredited Investor Rules a ‘Regressive Tax’
Coinbase CEO Armstrong calls accredited investor rules a regressive tax and proposes a financial literacy test as the fix.
Coinbase CEO Armstrong calls accredited investor rules a regressive tax and proposes a financial literacy test as the fix.
Adam Back called out GRAM's inflation mechanics after Pavel Durov praised Bitcoin's fixed supply in an interview.
India should promote domestic Bitcoin mining as a strategic counterweight to gold, rather than leaning only on import curbs, according to Kashif Raza, Founder of Bitinning, India’s leading crypto education platform. He argues that the country cannot produce gold but can produce Bitcoin, thereby keeping revenue within the economy. Raza listed mining as one of
Zach Pandl, Head of Research at Grayscale, highlighted decentralized AI as a major opportunity amid Anthropic’s mounting challenges, with Bittensor (TAO) emerging as the protagonist of his report. The altcoin has already surged nearly 30% in the last five days. Bittensor’s distributed architecture positions it as a structurally resilient alternative as investors reconsider exposure to
SpaceX has signed a definitive $60 billion all-stock merger agreement to acquire Anysphere, the company behind AI coding powerhouse Cursor, just days after its record IPO. The deal underscores surging investor appetite for AI infrastructure plays in a post-IPO public market. Deal Details Announced June 16, 2026, the transaction creates a wholly owned SpaceX subsidiary,
Options traders have picked a side in the MSTR vs BMNR fight. It is not the side most investors would guess. They keep buying calls on BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) while staying cautious on MicroStrategy (MSTR). The choice looks strange on the surface. BitMine stock has fallen far harder this year, yet the options market
The CEO of the world’s largest tanker operator by vessel count said that shipowners will not resume sailing through the Strait of Hormuz for weeks, even after a US-Iran deal to reopen the waterway. Mitsui OSK Lines CEO Jotaro Tamura said any agreement must prove “material” before shipping lines feel safe crossing. He estimated a
Ethereum (ETH) price has rebounded 22% its June low and reclaimed a closely watched institutional trend line. The move lands just as spot ETF money flips back into ETH after weeks of redemptions. Whales kept adding through the slide, and on-chain accumulation is returning. Yet rising leverage leaves one question open, whether this is a
XRP (XRP) price climbed 9.3% on Monday, reaching an intraday high of $1.29, as large wallets increased their share of the supply and a $1,000 price forecast resurfaced. The move tracked a broader altcoin recovery after the United States and Iran reached a deal, easing pressure on risk assets. What Drove the XRP Price Rebound
Crypto ETF flows are sending a clear message, and Bitcoin is not the one receiving it. On June 15, spot Bitcoin funds bled capital while Ether, XRP, Solana, and HYPE products pulled in fresh money. The split follows the largest IPO in history. After weeks of investors possibly selling crypto and stocks to chase the
Cardano's Leios protocol hits 705,000 lines of code with a June 23 testnet incoming, but ADA trades 94% below its 2021 all-time high despite a volume surge.
India has blocked Telegram nationwide until June 22 after the National Testing Agency said cheating rackets allegedly used the platform to defraud candidates ahead of the NEET medical entrance re-examination set for June 21. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology issued the order under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act. That provision lets
On-chain leverage ratio across Decentralized Finance (DeFi) has climbed to levels last seen in 2021, according to Binance Research. While the metric may suggest elevated risk, the increase was driven largely by a decline in total value locked (TVL) rather than a surge in borrowing demand. What Pushed DeFi Leverage to 2021 Levels The on-chain
The crypto market eased 0.48% to $2.23 trillion as a SpaceX IPO pulled risk capital into a surging S&P 500. Bitcoin slipped 0.49% to $65,825, holding just below a level that gates a larger recovery. Audiera (BEAT) led losers with a 27% drop, extending a sharp unwind from its June 12 peak. In the news
When SpaceX went public, three of crypto's biggest exchanges couldn't deliver on their tokenized stock promises. Hyperliquid's synthetic perpetual model had no such problem.
US and Canadian investors now keep close to 60% of their financial assets in stocks. This near-record concentration leaves household and institutional balance sheets heavily exposed to any drop in equity prices. The reading, flagged by The Kobeissi Letter, sits above the levels recorded before earlier bear markets. It also far outweighs the wealth that
Kevin Warsh opens his first Federal Reserve meeting on June 16, and for crypto traders, the stakes are real. The new Fed Chair is hawkish on inflation, personally divested of all crypto, and committed to saying less than his predecessor. Warsh took over from Jerome Powell in May, and his financial disclosures showed more than
Americans are staring down gas prices under $4 for the first time in nearly two months, after the US and Iran agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The White House is claiming it as a Trump victory, but analysts say the global oil market still has a long road back to normal. Gas now
Attackers drained roughly $2.1 million from a deprecated Thetanuts Finance vault in the latest Decentralized Finance (DeFi) exploit. Whitehat defenders recovered about $2 million in option tokens. The breach hit an old vault that the protocol had already migrated from years ago. Thetanuts said the vault has no connection to its active products or current
Bitcoin has gained at every FIFA World Cup since 2010. With BTC near $65,700 in 2026, does the pattern hold through 2030?