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Binance put $100 million into Circle. Why is it the one collecting monthly fees?

Binance bought $100 million of Circle stock, yet Circle will pay Binance a fee every month for five years. More than half of what Circle earns goes out as distribution costs and the like...

A coin up 18,000%: what is Robinhood up to?

Behind PONS, which rose 181 times in under two months, was a setup that uses memecoin trading fees to buy back and destroy its own coin. All of that trading...

The US crypto bill stalled in the Senate. How did the SEC open the door to stock tokenization?

Just two days after the Senate blocked a bill setting crypto rules by 49 to 50, the SEC, without changing a single law, opened trading venues for tokenized stocks for five years...

Circle's Bitcoin-backed loans: fewer coins for sale, or more?

Deposit Bitcoin and borrow dollars, and you don't have to sell right away. But if you borrowed half its value, the moment the price drops about 42%, the Bitcoin you deposited, regardless of the owner's wishes,...

Why investors won't buy tokenized stocks even with SEC approval: what they wanted was leverage

When the same stock was listed side by side as a regular share and a blockchain share, 99.9% of trading went to the regular share. What investors in the crypto market wanted wasn't new packaging...

Bitcoin: is the bottom $60,000 or $50,000?

As of June 10, 2026, Bitcoin is trading around $62,000. Compared with its all-time high of $126,000 set in October 2025,...

Why Bitcoin falls when war breaks out, and why it rises when war ends

Why Bitcoin falls when war breaks out and rises when it ends. URL Slug: bitcoin-drops-rises-war-ceasefire-risk-off-2026 Tags (comma-separated): Bitcoin, BTC, U.S.-Iran war, U.S.-Iran ceasefire,...

Bitcoin is now America's weapon

Bitcoin started out as an asset no government could control. No central bank can issue it at will, no single country can take over the network, and existing...

Bitcoin's four-year cycle: where are we now?

One of the things Bitcoin investors bring up most often is the "four-year cycle theory." Simply put, centered on the halving that comes roughly every four years, Bitcoin goes through a bull market, overheating,...

A guide to confusing U.S. crypto bills, from GENIUS to CLARITY

Crypto bills are pouring out in the U.S. Their names are similar and their contents seem to overlap, which is confusing, but each bill is meant to solve a different problem...

The U.S. has begun treating Bitcoin as a “strategic asset”

If Bitcoin long carried the label of "speculative asset," that frame has now officially changed, at least at the U.S. federal level. On March 6, 2025,...

Michael Saylor: “Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is dead”… declares the era of institutional money

The Bitcoin four-year cycle theory, long treated like a "bible" in the global crypto market, is starting to be openly rejected. The one making the declaration is none other than the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin...

Dunamu reaffirms “IPO right after merger” as Naver Financial deal slips three months… Dunamu is the likely name to list

1. Dunamu's results over the last three years compared. Combining the Financial Supervisory Service's electronic disclosure system with press reports dated March 31, 2026, Dunamu's figures from 2023...

Trade crypto straight from your own wallet: everything about decentralized exchanges

DEX = Decentralized Exchange; CEX = Centralized Exchange. There are centralized exchanges like Upbit, Binance and Coinbase, yet...

War broke out, so why is Bitcoin rising? This time the ‘safe haven’ formula was a little different

When war breaks out, markets usually get simple. Stocks fall, and people rush to the dollar and gold. Bitcoin was generally one of the first assets to take a hit. So...

Why Koreans love Ripple (XRP) more than anyone in the world: from “fooled by Ripple again” to “saint-like fans”

[Fact check] Do Koreans really hold a lot of XRP? The short answer: YES, and the share is shocking. According to a 2024 survey by the Korea Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), worldwide...

Can you ‘really’ sell your coins in a crisis? Comparing Korea’s top 5 crypto exchanges

Why a "big exchange" decides survival in a crisis. The most dangerous risk in crypto investing is not just a price crash but "it looks like you can sell, yet...

Bitcoin’s real crisis began after it broke below $80,000: 4 conditions for the next bull market

Bitcoin falls for four straight months: what is different this time? Bitcoin, which topped $120,000 in October 2025, finally gave up even the $80,000 level in late January 2026,...

Why does the US crypto bill keep getting delayed, and will coins really rise if it passes?

One of the keywords mentioned most often in the U.S. crypto market lately is "delayed legislation." The market talked as if the U.S. would soon bring crypto into the regulated system, but...

BlackRock’s pick: will Ethereum become the center of stablecoins?

The recent claim that "Ethereum will become the center of stablecoins" is not just a price forecast; it is about which ledger the global financial system will run on...

How retail investors can grow their money amid inflation and a plunging won

Korean stocks, especially export-oriented companies, can act as a hedge through currency gains when the won is weak, and as an inflation hedge their pricing power...

The great bank deposit “exodus”: money flowing into crypto and stocks kicks off a financial “Game of Thrones”

Demand deposit balances at Korean banks have fallen by more than KRW 30 trillion so far this year. At the five major commercial banks, they dropped to around KRW 643 trillion as of the 15th, and this trend...

Bitcoin fear index below 10: the buying moments history proved could change your life

In the crypto market, a Fear Index at or below 10, when participant sentiment hits rock bottom, has historically always been a starting point for enormous wealth. BITPRESS looked at data from major past crashes...

Why even Morgan Stanley, Wall Street's money machine, built a Bitcoin ETF

Morgan Stanley's move to consider a Bitcoin ETF or expand related products is easily consumed as "even Wall Street has started believing in Bitcoin." But the essence of this news...