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Even with Trump's new tariff announcement, Bitcoin remains surprisingly resilient. Looking at the market on Friday, possibly influenced by the Supreme Court functioning as a new arbiter, BTC rose close to $68,000. Altcoins like DOGE, ADA, and SOL also showed gains of about 3-4%. The CoinDesk 20 Index finished up 2.5%.
What’s interesting is that even with the negative news of an additional 10% global tariff, the market didn't react much. Instead, risk assets overall are trending slightly higher. The S&P 500 also gained 0.9%, and crypto-related stocks are holding steady. However, minor coins are

When looking at media in the cryptocurrency industry, there's something that concerns me about conflicts of interest among journalists. Even major outlets like CoinDesk actually have complex exposures.
CoinDesk is known as a media outlet covering the crypto industry, but behind the scenes, there's a company called Bullish. Bullish is a digital asset platform that provides market infrastructure and information services. This is an important point.
CoinDesk journalists may receive stock-based compensation from Bullish. In other words, they are writing articles while having direct exposure to the

Recently, it seems that interesting movements are happening in South Korea's cryptocurrency market. I heard that the balance of stablecoins has decreased by 55%, which means liquidity has dropped significantly.
I thought funds might be being withdrawn from cryptocurrencies, but it turns out investors are starting to turn their attention to the stock market. It feels like liquidity is shifting from crypto to other asset classes.
It's rare for liquidity in the Korean market to change so rapidly, so there might be some major policy changes or shifts in market sentiment. For now, I'm curious about

It seems that cryptocurrency companies are planning to cut hundreds of employees within a few weeks. The main reasons appear to be market downturns and the rise of AI, but is it really necessary to reduce staff so drastically all at once?
Reduction isn't just about cutting costs; it likely indicates that the entire industry is facing a structural transformation. The emergence of powerful AI is probably significantly changing traditional workflows. Coupled with a sluggish market environment, companies may have been forced to make tough management decisions.
I'm curious whether the wave of layof

The HODL strategy of Bitcoin miners is coming to an end. Looking at recent moves in the public sector, a clear trend is emerging.
Major public miners like Core Scientific, Bitdeer, Riot Platforms, and Bitfarms are selling off large amounts of their Bitcoin holdings. The total exceeds 15,000 BTC. This is a significant decrease from their peak levels.
What’s happening is that these miners are rapidly shifting from being just Bitcoin mining companies to AI infrastructure players. With mining profit margins dropping sharply from a peak of 90% in 2021, they can no longer survive on Bitcoin operatio

XRP's ability to hold the important support at $1.40 is the key point right now. Looking at yesterday's movements, it repeatedly tested the resistance zone between $1.43 and $1.45 but couldn't break through, ultimately falling 3.3% to around $1.36. There seems to be significant selling pressure, and the unusually high trading volume during the sell-off—74% above average—is concerning.
However, what's interesting is that spot ETFs and large wallets have actually increased their positions during this recent decline. Institutional investors may be accumulating with a long-term perspective. Meanwh

Baby cribs are definitely items you’ll always hesitate over when preparing for childbirth. With brands like Aprica, Katoji, Nishimatsuya, IKEA, and many more, there are so many types and manufacturers that it’s hard to know which one to choose. Plus, they’re used for a short period, so many people wonder if they really need one at all.
Therefore, I compared the latest products from popular manufacturers to bestsellers, to help you decide. The important factors are safety, ease of caring for the baby, and whether it fits well in your room. I summarized the results based on ease of placing and r

If you're choosing a budget SIM with a 20GB plan, the balance between speed and cost is really important. Recently, I've tried various options, but ultimately, the best choice depends on how you use it.
First, if you're prioritizing speed and looking for a 20GB budget SIM, povo is seriously highly recommended. Since it uses the au network directly, the stability is completely different. The basic fee is 0 yen, and you purchase data as needed, making it perfect for people whose usage varies month to month. Also, the effective cost when using 20GB per month stays in the low 2,000 yen range, whic

I recently researched various products for knife sharpeners and sharpeners. Knives are used frequently in the kitchen, but when it comes to sharpening, I often wonder, "Which one should I choose?"
According to a comparison and review of 26 popular sharpeners, the "Two-Stage Finish Sharpener" by Good Product Planning seems to be quite excellent. It’s easy to sharpen, and both the noise level and quietness are perfect. It’s surprising that sharpened knives become even sharper than new. The price is also reasonable, making it highly recommended for those who are unsure about which sharpener to pi

Despite Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) options trading reaching a record high, the fund itself crashed by 13%. In times like this, the market saying “buy on rumors, sell on facts” comes to mind, but this case is not that simple. That’s because market participants are completely split in their views.
First, let’s sort out the numbers. During Thursday’s sharp selloff, IBIT options trading surged to a record 2.33 million contracts, and the total premium rose to an all-time high of $900 million. This is a scale comparable to the market capitalization of more than 70 cryptocurrencies. Since put options outnumb

The security failure at Axiom has come to light. The content exposed by blockchain investigator ZachXBT in a short thread has become a hot topic.
An senior employee of on-chain transaction platform Axiom, which was selected for Y Combinator's Winter 2025 cohort, is suspected of abusing access rights to the internal dashboard. They reportedly accessed highly confidential user data, such as wallet addresses, and monitored private wallets.
Broox Bauer, said to be a senior business development staff member based in New York, allegedly used this internal tool to track the wallets of prominent crypt

This week's crypto market has shown some notable movements. The direction of the macro environment is becoming crucial, depending on how the US inflation indicators evolve.
We can't overlook the scheduled upgrade of Polkadot. The extent to which the ecosystem's evolution is reflected in the market already seems to be hinting at future trends. Improvements to blockchain infrastructure often don't immediately impact prices, but they are important in the long run.
Also, the announcement of Solstice-Kamino is generating buzz. The emergence of new protocols and services often suggests upcoming mark

Thursday's Bitcoin, after all, seemed to react to Trump's tariff comments. It dropped close to $65,900, then recovered to around $67,000, and volatility remains intense as ever. There was a statement that the U.S. trade deficit was reduced by 78% thanks to tariffs, but the market isn't fully convinced by that; rather, it seems more concerned about how tariff policies might impact interest rates.
Recently, Bitcoin has been treated like a macroeconomic indicator. If interest rates stay high, the dollar strengthens, and risk assets like Bitcoin come under pressure. So it's not just about "what wi

Bitcoin is finally approaching a major milestone of 20 million coins.
At the current mining pace, it is expected to reach this milestone in about a week.
This is actually a very symbolic moment.
Already over 95% of the total BTC in circulation, demonstrating how mature Bitcoin's design is.
Satoshi Nakamoto is the person who hardcoded the absolute cap of 21 million coins into the protocol, contrasting with central banks' printing, achieving a completely predictable and immutable supply curve.
Satoshi Nakamoto is not just a developer but can be seen as a thinker who technically impleme

Despite the accelerating inflow of funds into Bitcoin investment trusts, for some reason, the price hasn't risen as much as expected. Looking at the recent movements over the past few days, I noticed that even though over 1B dollars are flowing into Bitcoin ETFs, the current price remains around 72.70K.
Industry analysts seem to believe that this isn't just a simple supply and demand issue; rather, more complex market mechanisms are at play. It appears that the overall structure of the cryptocurrency market is changing, and the traditional "fund inflow = price increase" equation is no longer v

On Friday morning, the cryptocurrency market experienced a significant decline due to a combination of multiple factors.
First, geopolitical tensions rapidly escalated. President Trump completely denied any room for negotiations with Iran and declared that "unconditional surrender is the only option," which triggered a reaction in the oil market. WTI crude oil rose to approximately $90 per barrel, the highest in years, with an increase of 11%.
This surge in crude oil prices spilled over into risk assets overall. Nasdaq futures fell by 1.8%, and Bitcoin also sold off in tandem. The latest price

Recently, interesting movements have been observed in Bitcoin's technical analysis. The RSI indicator sometimes drops below 30, entering the oversold territory, but it is important to note that this does not necessarily mean a rapid rebound.
Currently, BTC is trading around 73.17K, up 1.73% over the past 24 hours. In such situations, even if an oversold level below RSI 30 appears, the subsequent price movements often continue with a surprisingly gentle correction. This suggests that instead of a sharp rebound, the market may be heading toward a long-term correction phase.
This provides importa

As traders return after Easter, Bitcoin has reclaimed $69,000. Reports of Iran's ceasefire negotiations and easing concerns over the Strait of Hormuz pushed the market higher, with Monday's rebound reaching about 3%. This movement involved pressure on short positions, with approximately $196 million worth of shorts liquidated within 24 hours. At a major exchange, over $10 million in ETH-USDT shorts were recorded as the largest single liquidation.
Currently, Bitcoin is trading in the $72,000 range, Ethereum around $2,200, Solana over $84, XRP near $1.34, and Dogecoin around $0.09. The total mar

The US cryptocurrency regulations are finally starting to take things seriously. Exactly two years ago, the founder of a major exchange was released after serving a four-month sentence. This incident was not just a personal conviction; it sent an important signal about how the US government views the cryptocurrency industry.
The incident began in November 2023. The founder voluntarily traveled to the US and signed a plea deal. He admitted to inadequate anti-money laundering measures and violations of economic sanctions, agreeing to pay a personal fine of $50 million and a corporate-level fine

Short selling is often a hot topic among cryptocurrency traders. In fact, it’s a strategy that can generate profits even when the market is declining, but many people jump into it without fully understanding how it works.
So, what exactly is short selling? It involves borrowing assets to sell them, then buying them back at a lower price to return to the lender. Simply put, your profit is the difference between the selling price and the buying price.
For example, suppose Bitcoin is priced at $30,000. If you predict it will drop to $25,000, you borrow 1 BTC from an exchange and immediately sell