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Dubai, United Arab Emirates, November 14th, 2024, Chainwire Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, celebrates its 6th anniversary by...

A week after the election, crypto sentiment remains strong. Polymarket, bitcoin and a possibly more efficient and crypto-positive government are all tailwinds to look forward to.

The aggregate result of this election cycle, not least the US presidential contest, is bullish for the crypto industry in the US and by extension the world.

The traditional 60/40 portfolio, which ensures growth from equities and bonds that helped manage risk, was the perfect vehicle for the analog economy. Adding bitcoin to a 60/40 portfolio increases the returns as the allocation increases. It may be time to reassess the wisdom of the 60/40 portfolio, which was created back in the early 1950's and is often referred to as the "Modern Portfolio Theory."

The French financial services firm said earlier this year it will also expand EURCV to the Solana network after struggling to attract users on Ethereum.

DeFi Technologies has announced plans to launch CoreFi Strategy, a new investment vehicle aimed at providing exposure to Bitcoin and its associated decentralized finance ecosystem.

Bitcoin's surge above $90,000 has left investors wondering if it still has room to run.

Chainlink will provide crucial pricing data and cross-chain interoperability infrastructure for the nascent DeFi platform.

The pre-seed venture firm is deploying capital as the blockchain industry comes roaring back.