Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH

Morgan Stanley launches MSBT, the first spot Bitcoin ETF from a major US bank. At 0.14% it undercuts BlackRock and Grayscale.

Iran imposes a crypto and yuan toll on the Strait of Hormuz: Ships pay approximately $1 per barrel – administered by the IRGC.

The Swiss Blockchain Federation confirms its board, counts 96 members and fights FINMA’s stablecoin regulation with an industry position.

Seven Swiss banks – including UBS, ZKB, PostFinance, and Raiffeisen – are launching a Swiss franc stablecoin sandbox for 2026.

The IMF warns of systemic risks from tokenized financial products and stablecoins. Its five-pillar plan calls for CBDC-anchored settlement.

Strategy reports a $14.5 billion unrealized Bitcoin loss in Q1 2026 – yet still added 88,594 BTC to its treasury holdings.

Easter is about reading the right signals, not simply picking the nearest basket. The same applies in crypto markets, where the most visible signals often point in the wrong direction. Four crypto myths shape investor thinking and are more problematic than they appear at first glance. Myth 1: Usage Determines Price in Crypto Markets The assumption that rising usage automatically leads to higher prices remains widespread. Ethereum provides one of the clearest counterexamples of the past year. In 2025, the network saw growing DEX volumes, increasing TVL and a notable rise in stablecoin capitalization. At the same time, BitMine, the…

What has been happening this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.

Launchpads like Pump.fun have created over 13 million tokens. Data shows how this token flood is structurally reshaping the altcoin market.

Unit bias leads crypto investors to favor low-priced coins. Why unit price is misleading and why market capitalization matters.

Quantum computers threaten Bitcoin’s cryptography. BIP-360, NIST standards, and the current timeline – what investors need to know now.

Google’s quantum team brings the scenario of quantum computing and Bitcoin closer to reality: new estimates suggest attacks may require far less computational power than previously assumed. What was once a theoretical risk is moving into the realm of practical concern for Bitcoin’s security. At the same time, a second paper by Oratomic, Caltech and UC Berkeley lowers the threshold to around 10,000 reconfigurable atomic qubits. Together, the two publications mark the sharpest compression yet of the estimated quantum threat to crypto networks. Google also names Coinbase, the Stanford Institute for Blockchain Research and the Ethereum Foundation as partners for…

Hardware wallet comparison 2026: Ledger and Trezor with new flagships. Quantum readiness, data breaches and IP67 as purchasing criteria.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index stands at 8 today, deep in Extreme Fear. It marks the 59th consecutive day below 25, the longest stretch of pessimism since the FTX collapse in late 2022. The low was recorded on February 6 at 5, the lowest level since tracking began in 2018. The contrast is striking: as recently as October 5, 2025, the index was in Extreme Greed. In less than five months, market sentiment fully reversed. Since then, any recovery has been short-lived, with the current level of 10 marking the lowest reading outside the three historical capitulation phases on…

Bittensor TAO explained: How the decentralized AI network works, what subnets do, and why Grayscale filed for an ETF.

What has been happening this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.