Peter Slagter

Polymarket is under fire as evidence of Bitcoin market manipulation surfaces and a lawsuit challenges the disputed settlement of one of its markets.

While Wall Street is offloading bitcoin, long-term holders are stepping back in. The hodlers appear to be back—though a true bottom is far from proven.

Meta is building Arena, a prediction markets app. The parallels with Libra reveal why this is politically, legally, and strategically explosive territory for a company of Meta's scale.

Kevin Warsh wants to break with forward guidance: fewer rate hints from the Fed, more room for markets to do their own pricing. What happens when the sedative is taken away?

SpaceX sold Wall Street a space dream. Anthropic showed why crypto × AI is really about access, control, and who holds the power over software.

The Hunt Brothers once cornered the silver market. What does their story tell us about Michael Saylor, Strategy, and the recent turmoil around bitcoin?

From zero-knowledge proofs in 1987 to Eli Ben-Sasson's Integrity Web: how Zcash, privacy, and blockchain converge in a story about trust, proof, and vested interests.

After a year of silence, the US bitcoin reserve is back on the agenda — no longer as executive order but as law. Are massive bitcoin purchases coming? Plus: on-chain stocks and the SpaceX IPO.

The alphabet economy reveals why growth doesn't feel the same for everyone. From K and E to C and I: if you own assets, you ride the wave up. If you don't, you're the one stuck with the bill.

Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas sees bitcoin and Wall Street slowly merging. But what happens to bitcoin when banks and ETFs take it mainstream? The cypherpunks built it—now the suits want in.