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Crypto news

Headlines aggregated from major crypto publications. Every link opens on the publisher's own site.

This is an index, not a publication

We do not write, edit or fact-check any of the stories below. Each card carries the publisher's name and a short extract so you can decide whether to open it; the link goes to their site, where they earn the visit. If a headline is wrong, it is wrong at the source and they are the ones who can correct it.

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How to read crypto headlines

Crypto news has a structural problem that general financial reporting mostly does not: almost everyone quoted in a story owns the thing they are talking about. A fund manager predicting a rally, a founder describing their own protocol, an exchange executive explaining why regulation is misguided — each has a position that the article usually does not disclose. Read every quotation as an argument from someone with money on the outcome, because it nearly always is.

A second habit worth building: separate the event from the framing. “Bitcoin surges as institutional demand returns” contains one fact and one theory. The price move is measurable and you can check it on the Bitcoin page in a few seconds. The explanation was written after the move, by someone who did not know the cause either. Price rationalisation is the dominant genre in this space and it is almost never testable.

Announcements deserve particular care. A “partnership” can mean a signed commercial agreement or two logos on a slide. An “integration” can mean a product shipped to users or a testnet branch nobody uses. The primary source — the filing, the repository, the actual contract on-chain — settles it, and the projects worth taking seriously make that source easy to find.

Finally, treat unsolicited urgency as a warning. No legitimate opportunity requires you to act before you can verify it, and no exchange or wallet will ever contact you first asking for keys, a seed phrase or a transfer to a “safe” address. If a story or an advertisement makes you feel you must move now, that feeling is the product.