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.
Solana dominated its rivals over the past month but got crushed the same week its biggest upgrade went live. Two competing streaks cannot both survive October, and the clock is running out for one…
Zcash has surged nearly 400% in a year while Bitcoin sits far closer to its own record, but a quirk of crypto history scrambles the obvious conclusion about which coin has the shorter road…
Last week the crypto market bled across the board, but one coin defied the selloff in a way that raises more questions than it answers. Whether that makes it a breakout opportunity or a…
So far in October 2026, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that hold Dogecoin (CRYPTO:DOGE) have seen no net flow of money on any trading day. An ETF trades like a stock on an exchange and holds…
XRP bulls chasing a $10 price target are working with a number that tells only half the story, and the half they are ignoring is under Ripple's direct control.
Someone bought a Ledger reseller, quietly modified the hardware inside the wallets, and shipped them to unsuspecting buyers. Before you touch your device, there are a few signs that reveal whether yours was part…
Solana ETFs have been bleeding cash for most of October while XRP funds keep pulling in fresh investment, and the gap between them is shrinking fast. Whether that momentum signals a genuine sentiment shift…
Bitcoin's famous October winning streak has survived over a decade of market chaos, but last year it finally cracked. With prices already sliding in 2026, traders are watching closely to see whether a cherished…
A rare pattern in Bitcoin's price history has only appeared twice before, and each time it triggered a dramatic move in completely opposite directions. Which outcome the current streak mirrors could define the next…
Michael Saylor insists there is always room for more Bitcoin, but Strategy's latest weekly purchase raises a question worth asking: what does a near-microscopic acquisition reveal about the limits of the company's grand accumulation…
Blockstream CEO Adam Back believes Satoshi Nakamoto, the enigmatic creator of Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC), understood distributed systems better than the team behind Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH). This assertion comes the same week that Ethereum Foundation researcher Justin Drake advised significant Ethereum…
A buyer who purchased Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) at a record high of $293 on January 19, 2025, has now seen her investment drop by 62%. That’s about three times the loss a Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) buyer experienced…
XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) is trading at about $1.41, down about 61% from its July 2025 peak of $3.65. The cryptocurrency has fallen 41% over the past year and 6.4% in the past week, despite a strong 39%…
Stellar (CRYPTO:XLM) has emerged as a leader in hosting tokenized real-world assets, boasting a total of $3.5 billion. This figure puts it ahead of every other chain, including the XRP Ledger, which hosts $2.5…
Three of Ethereum's biggest buyers all stepped back at the same moment, and the price has been drifting sideways ever since. Here is what those buyers were doing and why their absence matters.
