Every 48 hours, crypto feeds and the markets that move them get read end to end, and almost all of it is thrown away. Ten stories survive, each scored on how much it actually matters, and the score stays up so you can check it against what happened next. Free, no signup.
The FBI asks DeFi to block TraderTraitor addresses, while Tether and Circle's $3B freeze may draw creditor claims. Binance resumes bitcoin withdrawals as a Nasdaq slide, $643M in ETF outflows and private credit worries rattle markets.
165 distinct topics across the archive. These are the ones that would not go away, sized by how often they turned up. Click one and you land on the day it scored highest.
The last twenty-four, newest first. The bar is that day's score.
Every story gets rated 1 to 10 on one question: does this matter to the market. Only the top ten make a briefing, and the day's score is their average, which is why the chart never sits near zero and the lowest day on it is a 6.0. It is a judgement and not a measurement, and it stays on the record so you can hold it against what happened next. Hover any day, click to read it.