Daniel Moore focuses on on-chain data, market structure, and crypto market dynamics. His work centers on explaining how liquidity, narratives, and blockchain activity interact across different market cycles. He writes analytical explainers and data-driven market pieces for BTCUSA.
Harvard’s endowment sold its Ethereum ETF and cut its Bitcoin ETF stake by 43% in Q1 2026, signaling caution among elite institutional investors as crypto markets face macro headwinds.
Michael Saylor declares STRK the world’s largest preferred stock with $8.5B AUM and a 64% dividend yield, even as Bitcoin dropped 37%. We examine the risks behind the headline numbers.
SBF’s 2021 congressional testimony painted FTX as a model of transparent risk management. Post-collapse, the gap between that story and reality exposes lessons for crypto market structure.
Michael Saylor details MSTR as amplified Bitcoin and STRC as a credit instrument capturing the first 11% of Bitcoin’s volatility, turning risk into structured yield for institutional investors.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson estimates over 50% probability that quantum computing will threaten crypto security by 2033, compressing upgrade timelines for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the entire blockchain industry.
On-chain data tracked by Arkham shows more than $1 billion in bitcoin flowing out of Bhutan-linked wallets to exchanges and trading firms, but the country says it has not sold any BTC, opening a rare conflict between blockchain forensics and sovereign claims.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $290 million in net outflows, the latest signal that institutional appetite is cooling and capital may be rotating to altcoin products.
SpaceX’s accelerated IPO plans and Nasdaq listing signal a new phase for public markets — and ripple effects for crypto, from Bitcoin sentiment to Musk’s corporate treasury moves.
Strategy plans to repurchase $1.5B in convertible notes, possibly funded by Bitcoin sales, raising questions about corporate treasury management and market impact.