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Crypto continues to show resilience with bitcoin (BTC) steadily trading around $70-$71k after briefly dropping below the $70k mark over the weekend, outperforming prior Middle East‑driven sell‑offs where thin liquidity exaggerated downside. Related Reading: Bitcoin PMI Cycle Is The Only Signal That Matters, Analyst Explains Why New QCP’s Market Colour argues that Trump’s failed push for Iran to reopen the Strait over the weekend set the scene for bitcoin’s start of the week. At first, risk assets slipped as traders braced for a spike in geopolitical danger, factoring in possible attacks on Iranian power facilities if the choke-point stayed shut. Once the deadline expired and Trump revealed that any strikes were being delayed due to “productive conversations”, the ner...

Ethereum is attempting to reclaim the $2,200 level as market participants react to recent moves by US President Donald Trump in the Middle East, developments that have introduced renewed volatility across global risk assets. The reaction reflects a broader sensitivity to geopolitical uncertainty, with crypto markets showing mixed signals as traders reassess risk exposure. Related Reading: Bitmine Locks 68% of Ethereum Holdings As Staking Position Surpasses $6.75B Despite the attempted recovery, the underlying data suggest that demand remains uneven. According to CryptoQuant analyst Arab Chain, the Coinbase Premium Index for Ethereum has registered a reading of approximately -0.0149, a clearly negative value. This indicates that ETH is trading at a higher price on Bin...

Tether has officially moved to silence its critics by engaging a "Big Four" accounting firm to conduct the most extensive inaugural audit in the history of financial markets.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) opened the week with a strong rebound, breaking a three-day outflow streak. Ether extended its losses, while XRP and solana remained inactive. Ether Outflows Continue as Bitcoin ETFs Snap Outflow Streak A new week brought a shift in tone. After several sessions of steady withdrawals, bitcoin ETFs found their footing again, […]

Pharos is built on the thesis that parallelizing transaction execution alone is insufficient. By designing the entire block lifecycle, consensus, execution, storage, and data availability as a concurrent process, the network attempts to address the structural bottlenecks that have historically capped Layer 1 throughput. Its DTVM stack unifies EVM and WASM under a single deterministic runtime, while Pharos Store aims to collapse storage I/O from eight to ten disk reads down to one to three, targeting what has long been an overlooked constraint on onchain scalability.

Special Processing Networks could offer a modular path toward scaling without fragmenting liquidity across isolated execution environments. With both TGE and mainnet launch expected in Q2 2026, the proje...