Weekly Dossiers
Deep Analysis
How to Read an On-Chain Trade Settlement — Recovering the Price, the Commission and the Rounding Rule From Raw Transactions When Nobody Publishes a Price: Six Checks, Scored on a Live Desk — Field Guide #49
Expert GuideMarkers Tuesday: Washington Votes at 14:15 Today and the Fed Moves at 14:00 Tomorrow — and the Leverage Signal That Flipped on Monday Flipped Straight Back, a 582 Basis-Point Round Trip in One Session; Z1 Grades a FAIL
OpinionThe Bitcoin Token Sale Whose Treasury Was Swept Started Settling Trades on Sunday and Repriced 72% on Monday Night — Seven On-Chain Settlements, a Commission of Exactly 3.00% Every Time, and a Market Page That Still Reads “Awaiting Price Discovery”
Latest Intel
View all →Regulation & Policy•14/09/2026
SGX Update: US Institutions Got a CFTC-Recognised Bitcoin Perpetual Venue Last Week — It Carried $19 Million of Open Interest, at End-August — 0.24% of a Single Crypto-Native Book on Monday — and on the Exchange’s Own Onboarding Timeline No US Client Can Use It for Wednesday’s Fed
Beginner Guides•14/09/2026
How to Read a Token-Sale Treasury — Six Checks That Tell You Whether a Sale Is Still Running or Has Already Been Cashed Out, Scored on a Live Bitcoin Sale That Emptied Itself on Day Two — Field Guide #48
Market Analysis•14/09/2026
Markers Monday: Washington Votes Twice in 48 Hours — Senate Cloture Tuesday, Fed Wednesday — and Bitcoin Goes In With Perpetual Funding 195 Basis Points Above the September Futures Curve, a 300 Basis Point Swing in One Session; T1 Grades a Fail
Bitcoin News•14/09/2026
The Bitcoin Token Sale That Paid the Liquid Whitehats in Every Single Mint Emptied Its Own Treasury on Day Two — 1.335 BTC Swept in Seven Transactions Across Two Blocks to Three Addresses With No Prior History
Bitcoin News•13/09/2026
Revolut Update: A Fake Government Data Request Sent From a Mailbox Inside a Real Government Domain Passed SPF, DKIM and DMARC — and Took Passports, Onboarding Selfies, IBANs and Full Bitcoin Transaction Histories. It Is the Second September Incident in Which Every Authentication Check Passed and the Sender Was Still Not Who They Claimed
Bitcoin Guides•13/09/2026
How to Read a Flooded Bitcoin Address — Six Checks That Tell a Payment From a Message From a Protocol Marker, Why “1,426 Transactions” Can Mean Almost Nothing Happened, and the Vanity-Address Trap That Defeats Checking the First and Last Four Characters — Field Guide #47
Explore the Oracle
Dive into our curated sections.