Highlights since version 0.47: a detailed setup report, an English interface, partial reinvest, sweep filters, liquidation modelling and new actions for open trades.
USDT is returning to Bitcoin through the RGB protocol and Lightning. We explain what client-side validation means, what gets written to the blockchain versus what the holder stores, and which new risks this creates.
The halving cuts new issuance every four years, but today that is about 450 BTC a day — less than a typical day of ETF flows. Here is why the cycle still works as a calendar of expectations, and why four observations are a thin basis for conclusions.
On October 28, 2026 the CFTC will hold its first public forum on AI agents in finance. We explain how an agent differs from a trading bot, which market risks regulators are discussing, and what follows for a retail trader.
In a stock split, tokens are not reissued: the issuer changes one multiplier in the contract and wallets show twice as many shares. We look at ERC-8056, the new issuer functions in Base's Cobalt upgrade, and the pricing errors this creates.
A holder leaderboard contest rewards not the purchase but the amount multiplied by the holding time. We break down the mechanics using the contest announced on October 1, 2026 with a 38-day window, and explain what happens to demand after the snapshot.
An ordinary transaction executes at the first opportunity and still costs gas if it fails. A conditional one waits until chain state matches the stated conditions, and otherwise never lands in a block. We walk through the mechanism using Base's Cobalt upgrade, and its limits.
By contract count, long and short positions are always equal. The long/short ratio counts accounts, not contracts. Using data from October 3, 2026, we explain what it actually measures, how its variants differ, and why it cannot tell you where price is going.
On October 1, 2026 the SEC proposed crypto custody rules for advisers and funds: state trust companies could serve as custodians, and self-custody is allowed only when no custodian supports the token. We explain the logic and the limits.
An unlock lifts the ban on selling tokens granted to investors and the team, but it sells nothing by itself. We explain lockups, cliffs and vesting using the 3.03 billion ENA whose restrictions are lifted on October 5, 2026.
Citi has published four different Bitcoin targets within a year: $143,000, $112,000, $82,000 and $113,000. Here is what goes into such a number, why it tracks ETF flows, and how it differs from a forecast you can rely on.
On September 30, 2026, Open USD went live — a stablecoin co-owned by Coinbase, Mastercard, Shopify, Stripe and Visa. Here is how a consortium stablecoin works, who earns from it and what changes for holders.
Brazil's depository CSD BR has started mirroring fund share records on a public blockchain. Here is what a central securities depository does, how a mirror record differs from the legal one, and what rights such a token carries.
