Stablecoin Supply: A Leading Market Signal?
Stablecoin supply just topped $310B. Traders read that as dry powder waiting to buy — but 2026 shows why that signal has gotten a lot noisier.
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Bitcoin Open Interest Explained
Open interest fell from $45B to $20.4B, then rebuilt into a squeeze within weeks. Here's what that swing actually tells you about leverage — and what it doesn't.
Hyperliquid's $218B July: What Record Volume Means for Bot Execution
Hyperliquid processed $218B in perpetual volume in July, more than its seven closest rivals combined. Here's what that liquidity actually changes for a grid, DCA, or TWAP order — and where the risk sits behind the headline number.
Why ETH and SOL Are Outpacing Bitcoin in 2026
Bitcoin's dominance slipped from a four-year high near 63% in June to 56.5% by mid-August, as Ethereum's ETF flows outpace Bitcoin's and Solana breaks a multi-week downtrend on a real upgrade catalyst. What's driving the rotation, and what the September 15 Senate vote could change.
People Are Searching Bitcoin Again. Why Aren't They Buying?
Bitcoin search interest keeps spiking — November 2025, again in February 2026 — but ETF flows and our own registration data tell a different story each time. August adds a twist: no search spike, but an $853M-in/$390M-out ETF whiplash in two weeks flat.
CLARITY Act: What Happens Next? Inside the September 15 Vote
The CLARITY Act missed its pre-recess window, but a cloture vote is now set for September 15. Here's what that vote actually decides, why prediction markets have turned pessimistic, and the case-by-case DeFi test that could determine whether perp DEXs get regulated like centralized exchanges.
Ethereum ETFs Are Winning the Flow Race. Why Is ETH Still Below $2K?
Ethereum ETFs pulled in $359 million in July and outpaced Bitcoin relative to market cap. Yet ETH remains below $2,000. Here is what is keeping the price down—and what traders should watch next.
CPI Cooled to 3.4%. Why Didn't Bitcoin Rally?
July CPI landed at 3.4%, exactly as forecast, and Bitcoin held near $64,000 before and after the release. The Bitsgap team looks at why an on-target print, already priced in twice over, wasn't the catalyst that broke Bitcoin's months-long range.
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