Funding rounds, seed and Series raises, project token sales, grants, and bankruptcy events.
USBD pitches continuous onchain verification of reserves, NAV, and protocol performance — a transparency-first framing aimed at the institutional stablecoin gap.
The facility triples prime-brokerage margin capacity at a moment when State Street and Standard Chartered are also building digital-asset prime books — institutional crypto is no longer a one-vendor…
A traditional asset manager underwriting a credit facility for a crypto prime broker is the legitimizing beat — the deal lets Ripple Prime run unified margin books across equities, fixed income, and…
Neuberger Berman's $567B AUM backing a crypto-native margin desk marks another TradFi heavyweight treating digital assets as a permanent book, not a pilot.
The Foundation's first major unstaking in 2026 funds core protocol work — a routine treasury rotation, but one that briefly trims the validator queue and adds sell-side liquidity to thin weekend…
The second sale on Bitget's IPO Prime desk implies an $898.2B OpenAI valuation — a synthetic pre-IPO bid for a private round that still has no public float.
The weekly inflow is small relative to Bitcoin's $706M haul, but XRP is the only major where product flows and spot price are moving in the same direction this week.
The investor lineup — a16z crypto, BlackRock, Apollo, ICE — matters more than the FDV: Arc is positioning itself as the institutional settlement rail behind USDC, not a retail L1.
The Q1 numbers are the headline, but the Arc presale roster — a16z, BlackRock, Apollo, ICE — tells the deeper story: institutional rails for stablecoin and AI-agent settlement now have a named buyer…
Wall Street heavyweights BlackRock, Apollo and ICE are buying into Circle's own L1 — a $3B implied valuation on a network still in testing suggests stablecoin issuers are now competing for the full…
Circle has raised $222 million in a presale of its Arc token, with BlackRock among the headline investors, valuing the…
Canton Network's parent lands the crypto-native fund-of-record among traditional finance backers BNY, Nasdaq, DRW and Citadel — the institutional infrastructure thesis is no longer a pitch deck.
The $2.34-a-share loss is a function of a 25% BTC drawdown; the $1.5B Long Ridge deal, the $1B note buyback, and the Starwood gigawatt pipeline are what investors are actually underwriting.
Supply overhangs of $20M+ concentrate in TON, PIEVERSE, and PUMP — APT and ARB sit at the smaller end of the same weekly cycle.
Adam Back's participation is the real signal — Blockstream's CEO writing a check alongside TOBAM puts a stamp on a European microcap treasury strategy that has lagged its US peers.
Warsh's nomination vote, Powell's exit, and a hot Core CPI estimate are colliding with Base's Azul mainnet launch and a packed slate of crypto earnings — the macro tape sets the ceiling.
PAXG and XAUT cleared $90.7B in a single quarter — a setup that turns tokenized gold from a niche reserve trade into a structural allocation leg on its own.
The price action was muted — flat on the day across BTC and ETH — but the real event this week is procedural: the CLARITY Act markup sets the floor for how US digital-asset oversight gets split…
The $12M transfer is small relative to the token's float, but the BitGo deposit points to OTC-desk or treasury rebalancing rather than exchange-side selling pressure.
Three of the more productive fee-generating protocols in crypto — Hyperliquid, EdgeX, and Pump.fun — collectively…
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