What is an The Superlative Secret Society? The Superlative Secret Society are a non-fungible tokens collection built on the Ethereum network launched in 15 September, 2021. 11,108 items of the The Superlative Secret Society collection can now be viewed at OpenSea.

SpaceX's IPO could reshape investment dynamics in space tech, influencing market valuations and U.S. space-security policy integration.

S&P blocks fast index entry for SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic, delaying potential billions in passive fund demand. The post S&P keeps SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic out of fast index entry appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong believes competition with China “might be the best thing to happen to America since the cold war,” arguing the rivalry will jolt a complacent U.S. back into excellence.

Bitcoin’s June correction is now being accompanied by a sharp rise in whale deposits to Binance, according to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, reviving a pattern last seen during the market’s February stress event. The data suggests that large holders are moving more BTC back onto the exchange as the selloff deepens, potentially adding near-term supply pressure.

Fidelity's move democratizes access to high-profile IPOs, potentially reshaping retail investment dynamics and increasing market participation. The post Fidelity slashes SpaceX IPO minimum investment from $500K to $2,000 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

ARMA's structured oversight and long-term Bitcoin custody could stabilize market dynamics and enhance federal digital asset governance. The post BPI’s Ken Egan outlines ARMA’s role in Treasury Bitcoin custody and reporting appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin's dip highlights the impact of strong US economic data on cryptocurrency markets, emphasizing the dollar's dominance over riskier assets. The post Bitcoin briefly falls below $60K for the first time since October 2024 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Financial giant BNP Paribas has predicted three Fed rate hikes as the U.S. labor market holds strong while inflation continues to rise due to the U.S.-Iran war.

The crypto market fell 5.61% to $2.1 trillion as rate concerns pressured risk assets. Bitcoin fell as low as $60,000, and Ethereum fell as low as $1,500 in the most recent sell-off.