Bitcoin ETFs, stablecoin regulation, halving cycles, and corporate treasuries loading up on crypto. Digital assets have moved from the fringe of investing into the mainstream, and the forces behind their price moves now run through Wall Street, Washington, and the blockchain itself. 24/7 Wall St's Crypto Desk covers the major cryptocurrencies, crypto-linked stocks, and the regulatory and market developments shaping the space, turning volatile price action and dense technical news into clear analysis of what's changing and why it matters.
The Crypto Desk tracks price action across major digital assets alongside the signals that move them: spot ETF inflows and outflows, SEC and congressional developments, corporate holdings disclosures, and activity from the largest players in the market. Our editors connect those signals to the bigger picture, including how crypto moves relate to interest rates, tech stocks, and investor sentiment, so readers can follow a fast-moving market with context instead of hype.
Zcash turned in the most explosive crypto rally of 2026, then North Korean hackers started funneling stolen funds through its privacy shield. Now investors face a question that goes beyond profit-taking: does the very…
A Ripple-backed company with nearly half a billion XRP tokens is about to land on Nasdaq, yet the token price has barely flinched. Understanding why reveals something surprising about who actually benefits when a…
Bitcoin has surged 35% in three months, yet some buyers still need a 47% climb just to break even. Whether your position is profitable or underwater comes down entirely to one factor: when you…
In September, veteran trader Peter Brandt called XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) a “fool coin.” He argued that just because a token enables quick and cheap payments doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a solid investment. His critique came just days before…
Citigroup just updated its crypto price targets, but the numbers reveal a striking gap between what it expects from Bitcoin versus Ether, even as Ether has been the stronger performer lately. The reason why…
Citigroup just issued a bold new Bitcoin price target based on surprisingly modest assumptions, but its own track record in 2026 reveals how quickly that forecast could collapse.
Citigroup (NYSE:C | C Price Prediction) has updated its 12-month price targets, setting Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) at $113,000 and Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH) at $3,028. However, these forecasts imply very different levels of potential growth. The Citi…
Arbitrum (CRYPTO:ARB) has grown impressively, climbing about 159% over the past 60 days to about 20 cents as of October 2, 2026. This marks a significant increase since early August. However, every token unlock…
Crypto funds just absorbed billions in a single week while Bitcoin posted a massive quarterly gain, yet most major coins still sit deep in the red for the year. Before you buy, there are…
Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade arrives on the Sepolia testnet October 6, but ETH sits nearly 45% below its all-time high and traders are split on whether a test run can move real money.
XRP just topped Bitcoin in 90-day gains, yet the token sits nearly 60% below its peak with a staggering gap that neither ETF inflows nor corporate buyers can realistically close on their own.
Ethereum just posted its strongest quarter among major cryptocurrencies, but a stubborn ceiling keeps blocking its path to a psychologically critical price target. Two specific triggers could either open the door or delay the…
Evernorth just won its shareholder vote and is days away from trading XRP on Nasdaq, but a massive paper loss and no commitment to buy more coins raises serious questions about what this company…
Ethereum crushed every major crypto last quarter, but a single price level stands between it and a milestone that would erase its 2026 losses. Whether the upcoming Glamsterdam network test pushes it there or…
Whales just poured over $100 million into Dogecoin while one analyst insists the coin is headed for a painful collapse. The data tells two very different stories, and only one side can be right.
