


Bitcoin Halving Explained for Serious Investors
February 9, 2026


Bitcoin Falls Below $70,000 as Traders Boost Downside Protection
February 9, 2026

ENS Abandons Namechain L2 Plans as Ethereum Gas Fees Plummet 99%
February 9, 2026
Every four years, Bitcoin undergoes a programmed event that cuts miner rewards in half, reducing new supply entering the market and historically preceding the most explosive bull markets in crypto history. Yet many investors treat halvings as mystical catalysts without understanding the actual mechanisms at work, leading to either excessive optimism that every halving guarantees…
Japan’s Crypto-Friendly Takaichi Wins Landslide Victory A prominent crypto-friendly politician has secured a decisive electoral victory in Japan, signaling potential shifts in the country’s approach to digital assets and blockchain regulation. The landslide win comes at a time when Japan is reassessing its position in the global crypto landscape, with increased scrutiny on how the…
Cryptocurrency markets opened Monday under selling pressure, with Bitcoin dropping 2.8% in 24 hours to trade below $70,000 amid a volatile weekend. The largest cryptocurrency remains well above its recent lows near $60,000, but has struggled to regain momentum following last week’s steep decline that reignited debate over whether the market has entered a deeper…
The Ethereum Name Service has scrapped its planned Layer 2 blockchain, Namechain, citing dramatically lower gas costs on Ethereum’s main network. Instead, ENS will deploy its ENSv2 upgrade directly on Layer 1. In a Friday blog post, ENS lead developer nick.eth attributed the decision to a “99% reduction in ENS registration gas costs over the…






