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‘The Big Short’ investor Michael Burry has issued a stark warning to the markets. He suggests in his Substack that a potential Bitcoin plunge could trigger a massive $1B sell-off in traditional safe havens like gold and silver. Burry’s thesis is based on the idea that Bitcoin’s volatility is now so deeply intertwined with global finance that a ‘crypto-crash’ would force institution

Key takeaways: Michael Burry warns Bitcoin’s selloff could accelerate into a self-reinforcing spiral as falling prices pressure corporate balance sheets and force selling. He argues Bitcoin has failed to act as a macro hedge, while ETFs and corporate adoption may be amplifying speculation rather than providing lasting support. Spillover risks are emerging, with crypto-driven liqui

A cryptocurrency analyst has pointed out how Shiba Inu is retesting a technical support level that could set the tone for what’s to come. Shiba Inu Is Retesting The Support Level Of A Parallel Channel In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has discussed a support level for Shiba Inu. The level in question is the lower boundary of a Parallel Channel, a technical analysis (TA) patt

Vitalik’s vision for Layer 2s becomes clear. The narrative surrounding blockchain scalability is undergoing a fundamental shift. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin recently signaled that the traditional view of Layer 2 (L2) as a mere scaling tool has reached its limits. Instead of a ‘rollup-centric’ model focused solely on speed, the industry is moving toward a future where L2s ar

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Key Takeaways Ethereum’s base layer is scaling rapidly, weakening the original case for L2s as mandatory extensions. Many L2s are evolving into independent systems with varying levels of trust and security. Future L2 value will come from specialization and innovation, not just scaling Ethereum. In a recent post, Buterin made the case that the assumptions behind Ethereum’s origin

The flows are indicative of a growing split in how investors are positioning across major crypto assets during the latest bout of market volatility.

Reports say a wealthy Abu Dhabi investor bought a near-half stake in a crypto company tied to the Trump family. The transaction, reported to be worth about $500 million, involved an entity linked to Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan. It has prompted questions in Washington and stirred activity in the markets where the company’s token trades. Sheikh A Reported Buyer According to r

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ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood said she would “make a shift from gold into Bitcoin” after gold’s run left the metal looking extended on a key liquidity-adjusted measure, arguing that bitcoin’s supply dynamics and long-term adoption case still favor the crypto asset despite a sluggish year. Speaking on a Feb. 2 episode of The Rundown interview, Wood framed the call as part of a broader

The crypto market showed early signs of stability on Feb. 4 after U.S. President Donald Trump signed a funding bill that brought a short-lived government shutdown to an end. The move reduced immediate political uncertainty, which had unsettledfinancial markets in…

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Tom Lee—long known for bullish takes—says crypto prices may be close to their floor. According to his comments on TV, he sees signs that buying pressure could return if the economic and on-chain backdrop holds. During an interview on CNBC, Lee, Fundstrat’s head of research, said the current market setup could improve as fundamentals continue to firm up. That view sits alongside a