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Strategy's preferred shares make it a messy investment.

HYPE could gain more steam if the CFTC brings it to the U.S. market as a regulated token.

Will the Clarity Act pass?

Bitcoin fell 4% Tuesday morning.

Should investors treat Saylor's forecast for 30% annualized returns for Bitcoin over the next 20 years as a buying signal?

The XRP cryptocurrency might have further to fall.

Despite their ties, Ripple and XRP have largely gone in opposite directions recently.

Could the Clarity Act really become a super-catalyst for Ethereum?

The flurry of interest in Robinhood's new blockchain might not last.

To hit a price of $400,000 by the end of 2030, Bitcoin will need to deliver a compound annual growth rate of 51%.

There's little left to be excited about for XRP investors.

Seeing a cryptocurrency succeed immediately after its launch is a sign for caution, not enthusiasm.

It's usually better to buy something unique rather than the flavor of the week.

The Bitwise XRP ETF and some of its counterparts have been hauling in assets of late, but that's not a clear "buy" signal.

Ripple's own stablecoin, RLUSD, is now better positioned to do the one job XRP was supposed to do.

Bitcoin has the support of both the White House and Wall Street, making it a less risky play than other cryptocurrencies.

With institutional investors seeking protection from a weakening dollar, new solutions like Bitcoin are being evaluated more seriously.

XRP has delivered explosive growth before, but investors should keep their expectations realistic.

If history is any guide, Bitcoin could be on its way to a strong year-end rally.

Right now, Bitcoin treasury companies are a clear stay-away.