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Ethlabs launches as a nonprofit backed by Tom Lee and Joe Lubin to ready Ethereum for institutional adoption at scale.

The same bets that won millions in the promotional clips incurred losses for traders in reality.

Ethereum analyst says ETH is reacting near supply, with downside levels around $1,562-$1,500 if bearish structure holds.

Three meme coins are looking at a unique setup in the last week of June 2026. Each shows a gap between on-chain positioning and price. Smart money and the biggest wallets are making moves, but the charts don’t always confirm them. Official Trump (TRUMP) Official Trump (TRUMP) opens the week as one of the most

A White House quantum push revives Bitcoin quantum risk as CZ debates freezing Satoshi's dormant coins after a fork.

Franklin Templeton has filed for Bitcoin DRIP ETFs that would route stock-dividend income into Bitcoin exposure, but the products are not yet live.

Bitcoin Magazine Franklin Templeton Closes 250 Digital Deal, Launches Institutional Crypto Division Franklin Templeton has completed its acquisition of 250 Digital. This post Franklin Templeton Closes 250 Digital Deal, Launches Institutional Crypto Division first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah

The US Treasury issued an oil license to Iran, allowing the production, sale, and delivery of Iranian crude for 60 days. Crude fell as traders priced in fresh barrels and a fading war premium. Iranian crude can reach mainstream buyers again for the first time since Washington reimposed sanctions in 2018. The move ends

Bitcoin Magazine Crypto Industry Unites Behind Bill to Fix Tax Rules for Miners and Stakers U.S. crypto groups are urging Congress to pass H.R. 9175, which would let miners and stakers defer taxes until assets are sold instead of taxing rewards at receipt. This post Crypto Industry Unites Behind Bill to Fix Tax Rules

Bitcoin Magazine Nostr is the Orange Web: Bitcoin’s Niche and Futuristic Alternative Internet Nostr, the Bitcoin-integrated protocol invented in 2020, enables users to own their followers, content, and data across apps, with high-profile adopters like Edward Snowden and Jack Dorsey highlighting its censorship