At Davos, crypto took center stage as politicians and financiers clashed over regulation, digital currencies and financial sovereignty, exposing deep rifts on who should control the future of money.
Web3 leader Marc Zeller argues insider trading laws alone can’t guarantee fair markets, says Aave’s governance model showcases DAOs’ real potential, and stresses that true asset ownership is central to DeFi’s future.
Trump’s crypto czar David Sacks says U.S. banks will fully embrace digital assets once the long-awaited market structure bill passes, arguing clear rules will unlock institutional adoption and mainstream crypto integration.
Economist Zach Pandl forecasts Bitcoin could reach $126,000 by mid-2026, while Ethereum outperforms on clearer regulation, and stablecoins gain traction as a key tool in corporate finance and treasury management.
Blockchain analytics firm Nansen has launched AI-powered crypto trading tools on Base and Solana, aiming to give retail and institutional traders faster on-chain insights and automated strategy support.
Galaxy is moving ahead with plans to launch a $100 million hedge fund, targeting institutional investors looking to capitalize on digital asset volatility despite the ongoing crypto market pullback.
Ethereum’s key price metric has flashed a rare buy signal, marking the end of a three‑year period of seller dominance and hinting at renewed bullish momentum for ETH in the months ahead.
Democrats are criticizing the SEC for scaling back its crypto oversight as concerns mount over Justin Sun’s alleged ties to China, fueling fresh scrutiny of digital asset regulation and national security risks.
Bitcoin-exposed equities advanced on renewed risk appetite, with Microstrategy (MSTR) spearheading the sector’s rebound as investors piled back into leveraged bitcoin plays ahead of key macro data.
Bitcoin’s order book shows a growing buy-side imbalance near $88,000, with bids stacking up as sellers thin out. Analysts say this pressure could fuel a breakout if demand persists.