Articles by Cointelegraph by Brian Quarmby
The Optimism Foundation has floated a major shakeup to the dynamics of the layer 2s OP token, proposing to allocate 50% of its Superchain revenue to regular buybacks of the asset.
Optimism Grants c...
Digital asset infrastructure company Fireblocks has spent $130 million to acquire crypto accounting platform TRES, tapping the company for its tax compliance infrastructure to support institutions.
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Gold and silver briefly reclaimed their spot as the two biggest assets by market capitalization as the new year rolled in with uncertainty.
According to data from analytics platform CompaniesMarket...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said demand for computing resources is skyrocketing due to the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence models, calling it an intense race to the next frontier of the tech�...
Coinbase shares spiked 8% after Goldman Sachs upgraded COIN from neutral to buy as it upped its 12-month price target on its growing diversification.
In a report on Monday, Goldman Sachs analyst Ja�...
Visa-issued crypto cards saw a massive spike in usage in 2025, with the total net spend increasing by 525% last year.
According to Dune Analytics data, the total net spend for six crypto cards issue�...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin claims Ethereum has solved one of the biggest challenges in crypto: the blockchain trilemma.
In a Saturday X post, Buterin emphasized the potential of peer data a�...
Prediction market traders on Polymarket are tipping 21% odds of Bitcoin hitting $150,000 this year, despite man analysts seeing 2026 as a belated bull year for Bitcoin.
According to the current mar...
Another eventful year for crypto is now behind us.
Bitcoin notched a new all-time high but ended the year in the red, the regulatory climate in the US warmed, privacy coins stormed the market, inst�...
The key policy maker who oversaw the launch of regulated Bitcoin futures in the US has returned as the Commodities Futures Trading Commissions chief of staff after a six-year hiatus.
In a Wednesday...
