Institutional Holdings Nearly 1 in 11 Bitcoin is now owned by companies and governments Bitcoin was built so no single party could ever control it. Right now, public companies and governments between them hold just over 9% of it anyway. CoinGecko's own tracker counts 192 institutions, public ...
Crypto Ownership Trends The gender gap in crypto is closing Crypto ownership still skews male. Globally, 61% of owners are men and 39% are women, according to Triple-A's ownership data. That split is the baseline, not the trend. The ...
Ethereum Anniversary $163B in stablecoins live on Ethereum. Today it turns 11. Eleven years ago, on July 30, 2015, Ethereum's genesis block was mined and the network went live at a price under a dollar. It launched as an experiment: a blockchain that could run code, not ...
Stablecoin Payments Report Stablecoins just quietly overtook a 50-year-old payment network. Somewhere in the last year, without much fanfare, stablecoins crossed a threshold that used to belong only to traditional finance. Every month, more money now moves through stablecoins than through ACH, the network that has carried ...
Fee Transparency Report The "1% fee" that costs more than 2%. Here's a finding from our Fee Transparency Report that sounds like a mistake. In our data, a platform advertising a 1% fee delivered less crypto than one charging 2%.
Fees Reduction Bigger purchases just got cheaper. Most fee structures work against you as your transaction grows — a flat percentage simply takes more dollars the bigger you buy. We're changing that. Tiered fee discounts are now live on Paybis for every card purchase ...
The ultimate final is here. After 48 teams and 16 host cities, it all comes down to Spain vs. Argentina. For the first time in football history, these two titans meet in a World Cup final. Kickoff is Sunday at 3 PM ET / 9 PM CET. We wanted in on ...
The account you already have is all you need. Most people have thought about buying crypto at least once. What usually stops them is the payment step: an unfamiliar platform, a checkout they don't recognise, card details they'd rather not hand over somewhere new. That friction is real, and it's ...
The market fell this month. These coins didn't get the memo. Bitcoin touched a 21-month low in late June, trading between roughly $58,000 and $62,000, and most of the market followed it down. The Fear & Greed Index spent the month deep in fear territory. That's the backdrop, and it ...
While the market panicked, someone bought $16.7 billion of Bitcoin June was a rough month to watch a portfolio. Bitcoin ground down toward $59,000, sentiment trackers sat in Extreme Fear, and US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $4.06 billion in outflows, the deepest monthly bleed since they launched. The institutional money ...
