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“Bitcoin hitting $100,000 once again isn’t just a milestone: it’s a loud confirmation that crypto is entering a new era,” says Duncan Moir, President at 21Shares. “Over the past weeks, we’ve witnessed Bitcoin break away…
We’re halfway through 2026 – and it’s time to take stock.
In December, we published ten predictions for the crypto market this year. Six months in, we’re revisiting each of them in our State of crypto 2026: mid-year u…
Noise around quantum computing risks and Bitcoin has surged in recent months, prompting us to publish Quantum Computers Can’t Break Bitcoin Yet – a full briefing for asset allocators on what quantum computing does (and d…
Welcome to the State of Crypto Weekly, an investor-focused newsletter from 21shares that dives into the key trends driving the digital asset landscape.
This week, we’re exploring
Conviction over speculation: The l…
Welcome to the State of Crypto, the weekly investor-focused newsletter from 21shares that dives into the key trends driving the digital asset landscape. This week, we’re exploring Bitcoin, Bitcoin, and even more Bitcoin…
21Shares are excited to release the 15th edition of their flagship State of Crypto report: 2025 Mid-Year Review
This report revisits the 12 predictions we made before the start of the year. Now, halfway through 2025,…
Bradley Duke, chef för Bitwise Asset Management i Europa, pratade med Stephen Gunnion från Proactive om den senaste utvecklingen på kryptovalutamarknaden och lyfte fram betydande rörelser i Bitcoin och Solana, samt regel…
Bitcoin advocate and Strategy’s founder, Michael Saylor, kicked off the trend of incorporating Bitcoin into the company’s balance sheet back in 2020, and now, it’s catching fire. This year, alongside institutional adopti…
Märsta detention centre, north of Stockholm.Lyssna: Increasingly long stays at Migration Agency's largest detention centreDetention times for rejected asylum seekers and other individuals facing deportation who are being…
Swedes are buying more and more clothes every year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.Lyssna: Swedes buy record 15 kg textiles per person per yearJust over 15 kilos of clothes and other textiles — that is…