The prediction market has spun up over a dozen Iran-related contracts since Saturday's strikes, with the Khamenei removal market alone pulling in $45 million in volume.

The death of Iran's supreme leader opens the door to regime change, and markets are pricing in a shorter period of tension.

A full closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for about 20 percent of global oil shipments, is unlikely or impractical, ...

Down more than 50% from its peak, bitcoin is diverging from stocks as geopolitical tensions, tariffs and ETF outflows deepen ...

Tehran launched waves of missiles and drones targeting Israel, U.S. bases, and Gulf allies, with explosions reported in Dubai ...

JPMorgan said the long-awaited Clarity Act would bring regulatory clarity, boost institutional participation and accelerate ...

Negative funding rates, rising open interest and liquidations point to crowded positioning and heightened derivatives ...

The real competitive advantage in stablecoins, the moat that holds competitors at bay, now lies in the distribution held by ...

Bitcoin's future hinges less on technological factors and more on how AI affects growth, employment, real interest rates, and ...

The strikes caused bitcoin’s price to fall and oil futures on Hyperliquid to rise over the regional conflict’s consequences.

The government relies on this crypto infrastructure for international trade, while ordinary Iranians use it as a financial lifeline during protests and economic crises.

The drop extends a pattern where bitcoin sells off on geopolitical shocks before recovering, as the token's 24/7 liquidity makes it one of the few large assets traders can exit over the weekend.