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New Canadian CEO Eric Richmond wants derivatives, DeFi and tokenized products on par with U.S. access. Canada needs a national digital-asset instrument, he says, or it falls behind.
The forecast rests on a stack of converging tailwinds, from spot XRP ETF inflows to RLUSD rollout, but the chart shows XRP pinned at $1.09 right on the bear-case floor.
The base case leans on a Fed liquidity turn, a Senate floor vote on the CLARITY Act before the August 7 recess, and $1.2B weekly ETF inflows that already absorbed $465M of late-week outflows.
BTC held above $63K and gained ~6% in July while semis fell nearly 20%, and Block Scholes' Thahbib Rahman says even a soft-talking Warsh could extend the divergence.
The macro catalyst looks priced in; the real signal is the gap between steady ETF demand and a 5% pullback in spot XRP, the kind of divergence that often resolves with the next data print.
DPRK alone siphoned nearly $600M. The headline number is bad, but the forward-looking warning on AI-driven exploits is the piece security teams and on-chain risk teams should be reading.
The practice undercuts licensing markets and gives AI labs a legal gray zone the Authors Guild argues scales unfairly against authors.
Optimistic rollups still dominate the L2 stack, but aggregate TVL is back to early-2023 levels, suggesting capital rotation out of L2s while Ethereum mainnet holds the bid.
Wall Street veteran reframes crypto's defining contract as plain futures without expiry, arguing ADL and high leverage are exchange choices, not features of the product itself.
The dot plot isn't the only thing traders are watching; a non-trivial tail of rate-hike odds ahead of tomorrow's FOMC is forcing desks to repricing the whole curve.
A 27% wick on a HIP-3-listed Korean stock perp exposed the liquidity fragility of permissionless listing: any staker can launch a market, but depth on entry is anything but guaranteed.
Five Wall Street heavyweights publicly endorsed the crypto market structure bill this week, exposing a sharp split with JPMorgan and putting the Senate's shrinking August timeline at the center of…
The L2's deposit growth since launch has tracked its initial memecoin buzz, but DAUs and DEX volume are already cooling, raising the open question of whether the activity stick.
Patrick McHenry's framing cut to the heart of it: the world's largest asset manager just endorsed the bill, and lawmakers about to vote no now need cover to keep saying no.
Crypto's two biggest near-term catalysts are slipping: a 36% priced rate-hike probability is double last week's read, and the market-structure bill gets pushed past this week as nominations and…
Svanevik is rebuilding the analytics platform around execution, betting the next leverage cycle belongs to autonomous agents and that the on-chain perp book already looks broader than the sector name…
A $239B dormant-Bitcoin claim just hit a court stay, a same-day spend, and a new state-manual conflict over when abandoned crypto actually escheats to the government.
The guilty plea by HDR Global Trading marks one of the most significant AML enforcement outcomes in crypto exchange history, setting a compliance benchmark every offshore venue now operates against.
A 0.14% sponsor fee undercuts every existing Ethereum and Solana spot ETP, and the addition of staking rewards gives long-term holders a yield angle no rival product currently matches.
The 0.14% fee undercuts the field, staking rewards pass through to investors, and 16,000 advisors plus E*TRADE give the products a distribution moat most crypto fund launches cannot match.
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