Could Quantum Computers Bring Lost Bitcoin Back to Life?

Could Quantum Computers Bring Lost Bitcoin Back to Life?

Quick Breakdown Billions Locked Forever or Not? Around 2.3M–3.7M BTC (11–18% of supply) are lost, but quantum computing raises questions about whether they could one day be recovered. Quantum Threat to Security: Shor’s algorithm could, in theory, break Bitcoin’s...

Your Weekend Crypto Roundup | September 2025 (Week 4)

Your Weekend Crypto Roundup | September 2025 (Week 4)

September wraps up with some major headlines: the CFTC is moving to allow stablecoins in US derivatives markets, Ethereum is preparing for a key upgrade, and regulators worldwide are laying fresh foundations for the future of Web3. We’ve pulled...

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Tether Eyes $20B Fundraise at $500B Valuation

Quick Breakdown  Tether is exploring a $20B equity raise that could value it at $500B. The company reported $4.9B profit in Q2 2025 with $162.5B in reserves. Expansion plans include AI, energy, media, and a renewed U.S. presence. Stablecoin...

Do Tokenized Stocks Confuse Investors? Risks You Should Know

Do Tokenized Stocks Confuse Investors? Risks You Should Know

Quick Breakdown: Tokenized stocks are digital versions of traditional shares traded on blockchain. They enable fractional ownership, 24/7 trading, lower costs, and easier access. Key benefits include higher liquidity, global reach, smart contract features, and more inclusive investing for...

Your Weekend Crypto Roundup | September 2025 (Week 3)

Your Weekend Crypto Roundup | September 2025 (Week 3)

Hello there, It’s Friday, and what a week it’s been for crypto. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong showed up in Washington, DC, pushing for long-awaited market structure legislation to be passed for the crypto industry. He says the Digital Asset...

Crypto, Privacy, and Judicial Authority in the United States

Crypto, Privacy, and Judicial Authority in the United States

Quick Breakdown: Supreme Court ruling (Harper v. Faulkender, 2025): Confirmed the IRS’s power to use broad “John Doe” summonses for crypto, applying the third-party doctrine to blockchains. The decision raises questions about Fourth Amendment protections for wallets, exchanges, and...

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