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Ripple's applied cryptography team published a formal four-phase roadmap to protect XRP from future quantum computers in April 2026—more than three months before an Anthropic AI model found and disclosed a major flaw in a competing post-quantum signature scheme.
Read full report →After 97 consecutive negative days, the Coinbase Premium Index touched +0.0032% on August 24, 2026, as Bitcoin cleared $80,000 for the first time since mid-May and U.S. spot ETFs posted their strongest inflows since October 2025.
Read full report →Eight trading days in a row, more money flowed into US spot bitcoin funds than left them — a run that pushed August 2026's total ETF inflows past $3 billion and beyond April's full-month record.
Read full report →Bitcoin kept its footing near $79,000 on August 26 after a strong seven-day rally, while Solana, XRP, and Ether retreated as traders weighed a 23% weekly gain against looming Federal Reserve commentary at Jackson Hole.
Read full report →Bitcoin crossed $80,000 for the first time in three months after the U.S. Treasury doubled the capacity of its long-dated bond buyback program, pushing the 30-year yield lower and triggering the strongest week of spot ETF inflows since October 2025.
Read full report →The ETH/BTC ratio has climbed roughly 25% since its June 2026 low and a confirmed golden cross is holding on the daily chart, but four historical instances of the same pattern show outcomes that ranged from a 93% surge to an immediate reversal.
Read full report →The U.S. Treasury's announcement that it would at least double its bond buyback ceiling to $4 billion per operation triggered a brief yield dip, a $2.75 billion short-liquidation cascade, and a 25 percent Bitcoin rally — but Treasury was only one of several simultaneous catalysts.
Read full report →A rare overlap of U.S. Treasury liquidity moves, back-to-back Washington crypto signals, and a forced exit of billions in bearish bets drove Bitcoin to its biggest weekly gain since March.
Read full report →Bitcoin's largest weekly advance since at least early 2023 put short sellers in a painful squeeze, delivered on a widely-watched chart pattern, and carried altcoins higher — while pulling the market's share of capital firmly toward BTC.
Read full report →A one-day price bounce and a looming September Senate vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act ignited a debate in August 2026 about what markets had already decided — and what Glassnode's on-chain data found was actually moving capital.
Read full report →Bitcoin's price held in a six-week corridor as government bond yields in multiple countries hit levels not seen in 15 to 30 years, and the Federal Reserve's July 2026 meeting minutes confirmed a divided committee on whether interest rates need to rise further.
Read full report →Bitcoin held near $64,000 on August 18, 2026, while Nasdaq 100 futures fell 1.1% on rising yields and oil—a quiet session shaped by two big events arriving the next morning: the Fed's July meeting minutes and a White House gathering of crypto's biggest companies and their regulators.
Read full report →Bitcoin's verified price on August 17 stayed in the $63,000 range, not above $64,000, even as landmark AI compute deals reshaped mining economics and ETF inflows quietly reversed course after a rough second quarter.
Read full report →Bitcoin shed its previous week's gains on August 14 as producer price data landed below forecasts and spot ETF outflows stretched to three straight days — but the altcoin market told a split story, with Cosmos surging more than 10% while larger tokens fell.
Read full report →In one week, lawmakers delayed crypto's most consequential bill, a payments giant closed its largest digital-asset purchase, and a five-year-old firmware bug sent $13 billion worth of bitcoin moving.
Read full report →Israel's largest bank has announced a crypto trading service backed by Galaxy Digital's institutional infrastructure — but an almost identical partnership that collapsed in 2022 makes the early-2027 target a milestone to watch, not a guarantee.
Read full report →An in-line July inflation report confirmed the existing macro picture for Bitcoin traders rather than changing it, sending BTC sideways near $63,500 and leaving three Federal Reserve events as the market's next real tests.
Read full report →July's inflation data matched forecasts almost exactly, producing muted reactions across bonds and crypto—but the 3.4% CPI reading and the $63,500 bitcoin price each deserve to be understood on their own terms.
Read full report →A bug in Ravencoin's mining algorithm allowed an attacker to produce fraudulent blocks cheaply, and the two pools that control most of the network's computing power have chosen to erase roughly three days of blockchain history as their fix — overriding the development team's preference.
Read full report →Trump Media & Technology Group's second-quarter SEC filing reveals that falling bitcoin prices — not large coin sales — drove most of the company's $360.6 million in reported crypto losses for the first half of 2026.
Read full report →A small mining outfit called Roughnecks successfully split from Bitcoin's main chain on Saturday using the contested BIP-110 rules, but after producing just two blocks the fork chain stalled — trapped by a difficulty level calibrated for a network with far more hashpower than the fork can attract.
Read full report →A draft Bitcoin Improvement Proposal highlighted in Optech Newsletter #417 would let nodes share orphaned block headers with peers, giving developers and researchers a more complete picture of how competing chains play out across the Bitcoin network.
Read full report →Because BIP-110 uses a mandatory-signaling clause rather than a miner-vote kill switch, the proposal keeps ticking toward its September flag day even though roughly 41 of the last 1,674 counted blocks — about 2.45% — carry its signal.
Read full report →On August 6, 2026, Bitcoin and ether posted small gains while most other large tokens fell, as two macro events — easing geopolitical tensions and a soft jobs report — focused market attention on the two biggest cryptocurrencies.
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