All Zest blog posts about market-analysis.
A new Ethereum nonprofit funded by treasury firms BitMine and SharpLink — not the Ethereum Foundation — now leads institutional outreach.
ETH fell in Q4 2025, Q1, and Q2 2026 — a first since 2016. Here's why whales and treasuries kept buying while ETFs sold.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs closed June with a record $4.5B outflow, turning 2026 flows negative. Here's what drove it and what to watch.
Nasdaq now distributes its TotalView order book data through Pyth, the first time a major exchange has put proprietary data on-chain this way.
Q2 2026 logged 83 DeFi hacks and $755M in losses — a quarterly record. Compromised admin keys and bridge attacks drove 83% of losses, not code bugs.
ETH offers staking yield, fee burns, and CLARITY Act commodity status that BTC doesn't — here's why that's driving corporate treasury demand.
Negative funding rates on perpetual contracts signal crowded short positioning. Here's how the mechanics work and what they mean for spot buyers.
DEX aggregators split trades across multiple pools to equalize marginal prices. Here's how split routing works and when it matters most.
A $10.5B Bitcoin options expiry settled June 26. Here's how max pain, put/call ratio, and dealer gamma actually affect BTC price.
The CLARITY Act would classify BTC as a CFTC commodity and most altcoins as SEC securities. Here's what the four Senate standoffs mean for holders.
The Ethereum Foundation eliminated 54 positions and cut its budget 40% on June 23. Here's what the new five-cluster model means for protocol development.
BTC dropped below $63K on June 23. Here's why $60,000 is structurally significant — and what three on-chain signals say about a floor.