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The Winklevoss Twins: Rowers, Zuckerberg's Rivals, Bitcoin Billionaires
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss ended up at the center of two of the last twenty years' biggest tech stories — the birth of Facebook and the birth of the bitcoin industry. We trace their path from suing Mark Zuckerberg to taking their own exchange, Gemini, public on Nasdaq.
Why 11 Crypto Card issuers vanished and the math that decides who's next
At least 11 crypto card issuers have effectively exited the market over the past year. Generis research maps three systemic failure modes — and explains why a card-only model doesn't add up without a wider ecosystem around it.
Chips as Targets: How the Iran-US War Is Hitting the Crypto Market and the AI Cloud at Once
The Iran-US war is now playing out on three fronts at once: the crypto market is reacting to it differently than before, AWS and Oracle data centers have taken real hits, and the Gulf's bet on AI infrastructure is measured in trillions of dollars.
$661B and a 62x upside: what's behind crypto's rough June
In June, crypto's market cap fell 16.9% and bitcoin dropped 20.5%. But real-world asset (RWA) tokenization kept growing through the correction — and according to Binance Research, could expand 62x. Here's what the monthly report actually shows.
Buterin Wants a Cheaper Ethereum: What It Means for Investors
Vitalik Buterin doesn't hide it: ETH's price isn't his priority. We break down why Ethereum's founder is betting on lower fees and a simpler network through "Lean Ethereum" — and why a cheaper, faster network doesn't automatically mean a more expensive token.
Perfect Storm: Four Reasons Why June 2026 Was Bitcoin's Worst Month Ever
Bitcoin fell 20%, Ethereum dropped 35%, $2 trillion in market cap evaporated. June 2026 was the worst month for crypto since the bull cycle began. We break down the four forces that converged simultaneously to form a perfect storm: the Fed, SpaceX's IPO, Strategy's betrayal, and a regulatory vacuum.
The Worst Month of the Year: Bitcoin Dropped 18%, Ethereum 21% in June — Here's What Happened and Why
BTC -18.4%, ETH -21.6% in June 2026. Record $4B Bitcoin ETF outflows, average IBIT investor down 40%. We break down the causes, historical context and what may come next.
CZ Named the Reasons for Crypto's Prolonged Decline — But Not All of Them
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao blamed crypto's prolonged downturn on the AI boom, geopolitics and the four-year cycle. We look at the factors he left out — and why his interview coincided with Binance's own EU exit.
Crypto's Last Five Days: Liquidations, Ethereum's Overhaul, and Infrastructure Built Through a Selloff
June 22-26 recap: bitcoin below $59,000, $1.26B in liquidations, Ethereum Foundation restructuring, the MiCA deadline hitting Binance, the CoinEx-Iran scandal — and tokenization growth and RLUSD's launch underneath it all.
Crypto Market Drops 4-5% in a Day: What Volume and Traders Are Saying
Bitcoin and ether lose up to 5% as the year's biggest options expiry collides with thin trading volume. We break down dealer gamma positioning and trader commentary from Wintermute and Galaxy Digital.
SpaceX's $75B IPO Exposed the Biggest Problem in Tokenized Stocks
SpaceX's record $75B IPO became the biggest listing in history — but Binance, Bybit and Bitget couldn't deliver the tokenized shares they promised crypto users. Here's what went wrong.
Bitcoin Holds $62K as Seoul's AI Stock Meltdown Rattles Global Markets
A 10% Kospi crash and a global AI stock selloff briefly dragged Bitcoin to its lowest since October 2024. Why liquidity keeps rotating away from crypto — and what Thursday's PCE data could change.