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Original OpenBook briefings on bitcoin, ethereum and the wider crypto market, based on public market reporting. Follow an instrument on its market page.
US Bitcoin ETFs withdrew $485M, the biggest daily outflow since June, while Ether funds continued a streak of outflows.
Former NY governor Andrew Cuomo cautions crypto firms to diversify political support to pass federal crypto law.
Canton CEO Yuval Rooz compares crypto adoption to Uber and Airbnb, saying widespread use could shield it from U.S.
Ethereum researcher Justin Drake warns AI could crack private keys within months, urging users to shift funds to new addresses.
Hunter Biden says the laptop memecoin was a troll, not a scam.
House Finance chair French Hill says SEC and CFTC actions fall short of CLARITY bill, urging crypto regulation bill passage.
Kazakhstan's central bank and Tether are set to pilot a tenge-backed stablecoin and develop a framework for tokenizing real-world assets.
Bitcoin falls below $83,000, hitting month-to-date lows amid a bond sell-off and a reversal in stocks.
Coinbase integrates Deribit, giving US institutions access to options and perpetual futures, with retail options slated for later this year.
Tangem is expanding its self-custodial Visa crypto card, noting that demand is higher where access is limited.
BingX chief Kevin Lee notes wealthy investors adopt a longer-term approach to Bitcoin, while family-office exposure remains low.
Hyperliquid claims its perpetual contracts will open Wall Street-style wealth creation to retail traders, challenging the current inaccessibility.
