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Coinbase's tokenized stocks traded $2.49B on DEXs in October — nearly catching Robinhood's $2.61B — while one venue, Aerodrome, captured 96.5% of all Base tokenized-stock trades. Here's what the race means for your money.
SUI closed November 3 at $0.86, exactly on its 200-day average, with 67.7% of traders long but open interest down 36% from October — while the SEC formally reviews a spot SUI ETF. Here are the 3 levels that decide $1.60 or $0.65.
Vitalik Buterin opened Devcon 8 in Mumbai warning AI could crack crypto's math in 5 years — while ETH holds $2,264 after 6 straight days of ETF outflows. Here are the 5 numbers that decide $2,209 or $2,300.
Bitcoin has fallen after every midterm since 2014 — then gained 53.7% on average in the 12 months after. With BTC at ~$76,900 on election night, here are the 3 patterns that decide whether history repeats.
Three mining pools found 63.3% of Bitcoin's blocks in the month to November 2 — and the largest alone took 26.2%. The machines belong to thousands of miners who can leave anytime, so the risk is real but narrower than the headline: here's what pools can and cannot do.
North Korea-linked hackers just entered phase 2 of laundering the $6.3 billion Binance haul — swapping 970,522 SOL worth $95.9 million into Bitcoin through Relay, across 1,000+ wallets. Here is why SOL's $90 support, and 18,270 stolen BTC sitting in 19 wallets, matter for every holder.
Americans vote today, but no result can change the Senate's 60-vote rule — the CLARITY Act failed 49–50, 11 votes short. Here are the 5 dates and 4 scenarios that decide crypto law in 2027.
Consumer Reports found no evaluated exchange clearly warns new users at sign-up that crypto lacks bank-style federal protections — and a failure or hack could cost you everything. Run these 7 checks before your next buy.
Arbitrum's council moved $30M from a Binance-hack address without the hacker's key — 9 signatures, 2 forced transfers, just 0.5% of the $6.3B theft. What it proves about who really controls your crypto.
September JOLTS printed 7.523M vs 7.1M expected — a 423,000 beat — yet Bitcoin held near $77,600 while ETFs lost $399M. Friday's jobs report, not JOLTS, decides whether BTC holds $76,518 or reclaims $80,400.
The SEC's November 2 FAQ says DAO voters acting together are not automatically a "central party" — but a foundation that can act alone, control economics, or direct operations still is. Here are the 3 powers and the 5 checks that decide your token's status.
Bitcoin sits at $76,900 — just $1,303 above its $75,597 floor — with JOLTS at 15:00 GMT today, AMD after the close, midterm results tonight and Friday's jobs report. Five levels decide whether BTC holds or breaks to $75,597 or $80,347.
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