Is bitcoin threatened by its own evolutions? This is the warning issued by Michael Saylor on July 28, 2026. On X, the executive chairman of Strategy defended the immutability of the network consensus rules, believing that any change to its architecture could weaken the first crypto. This stance comes as debates about the protocol's evolution intensify within the Bitcoin community.
Crypto projects that had resisted the collapses of Terra and FTX are now closing their doors. Zapper, Botanix, Step Finance, Parsec, and Odos held up during the most violent years of the market. Their disappearance in 2026 shows, however, that surviving a crash is not enough. The danger now comes from a more fragmented, more demanding, and less generous market.
Gabriel Perez, Donald Trump's teleprompter operator, no longer works for the U.S. federal government. He was accused of using confidential information to bet on the president's speeches via the Kalshi platform. His suspicious earnings reportedly exceed $100,000.
Russia toughens its stance against Telegram: its founder Pavel Durov indicted for "aiding terrorism." All details in this article!
Bitcoin takes a hit, ETFs are bleeding, volumes are tanking. But Morgan Stanley isn't done yet. Is the crypto king losing its crown?
The market for derivatives linked to digital assets continues to evolve with a new initiative from Binance. The platform is now expanding its offering by launching options on gold and silver after the strong performance of its perpetual futures contracts on these metals. This new step meets sustained user demand and marks an evolution of its regulated product offering while maintaining integrated access to commodity markets from its ecosystem.
American crypto regulation has just taken a new step. On July 28, Paul Atkins, chairman of the SEC, publicly supported the CLARITY Act, a bill intended to finally define the rules of the crypto market in the United States. This stance strengthens the chances of adopting a highly anticipated text by investors, platforms, and issuers. Now in the hands of the Senate, the bill could offer the country its first comprehensive supervisory framework for these assets.
On July 29, 2026, the Fed froze its rates by keeping them unchanged between 3.50% and 3.75%. Between market relief and sharp criticism, find out why this decision could change everything for the crypto market.
The South Korean market is going through a phase of high volatility that fuels questions about the valuations of technology companies. In just two sessions, the KOSPI experienced a historic decline, while tensions are also spreading to AI-related bond markets. This correction comes as investors had massively favored semiconductor and digital infrastructure stocks, considered the main growth drivers since the beginning of the year.
American debt is no longer just an economic indicator, but it is becoming a systemic risk. As the cost of its financing explodes, the Federal Reserve's room to maneuver shrinks and concerns grow about the solidity of the United States' economic model. Guest on the show "The David Lin Reportf", investor Doug Casey, author of "Crisis Investing", makes a straightforward assessment. The world's leading power is approaching a breaking point. This analysis also reignites the debate on the role of bitcoin and safe-haven assets in the face of monetary erosion.