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Grayscale Zcash ETF Plans 3-for-1 Split After $233M Surge
Grayscale’s Zcash ETF (ZCSH) is planning a 3-for-1 share split after attracting $233 million in inflows, pushing assets near $890 million. Here’s what the ZEC rally means for investors.
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Kevin O’Leary Is Buying Crypto Again: Why Stock Exchange Adoption Matters
Kevin O’Leary reveals he’s buying crypto again, calling a major stock exchange adopting blockchain the ‘watershed moment’ every investor should watch. Here’s why institutional adoption could reshape the entire market.
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Bitcoin ETFs Pull $433M Friday Inflow as Ether Funds Cool Off
Spot Bitcoin ETFs closed the week strongly with $433 million in Friday inflows, led by Fidelity’s FBTC. Meanwhile, ether ETFs snapped a four-week inflow streak, signaling a potential rotation in institutional appetite.
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Ethereum Fees Drop 85%: Why ETH Transfers Are So Cheap Now
Ethereum transaction fees have dropped over 85% from their April 2025 peak, now averaging just $0.095 per transfer. The drop is driven by cooler demand, technical upgrades like Fusaka, blob storage improvements, and the rise of Layer 2 networks.
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AI Uncovers Hidden Crypto Vulnerabilities in Old Code
AI-assisted researchers have uncovered years-old vulnerabilities in Zcash, Coldcard wallets, and AI agents managing crypto assets. These discoveries are reshaping how the industry approaches blockchain security and highlight the importance of regular audits and updated hardware wallets.
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JPMorgan Says Bitcoin Can Outperform Gold — Here’s Why
JPMorgan says Bitcoin can outperform gold on a volatility-adjusted basis, with its theoretical fair value well above current prices. Here’s what this bullish call means for crypto investors.
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Standard Chartered Predicts ARB at $10 by 2030: What It Means
Standard Chartered forecasts ARB reaching $10 by 2030 as Arbitrum grows revenue from enterprise clients launching custom blockchains. Learn what this bullish call means for the leading Ethereum Layer-2 token.
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BitBank Sanctioned by the US Over Bitcoin Flows
The US Treasury has sanctioned BitBank and its developer for processing hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards. The case highlights how seriously regulators are treating crypto as a tool for sanctions evasion.