Executive and legislative crypto policy — central bank stances, country-level rules, and CBDC rollouts.
Minnesota has become the latest US state to formally open the door for traditional financial institutions to hold…
President Donald Trump is moving to withdraw a $10 billion lawsuit he had filed against the Internal Revenue Service…
CoinShares' $1.07B weekly outflow broke a six-week run — $982M from Bitcoin and $249M from Ethereum — while XRP and Solana still pulled in fresh capital despite the geopolitical bid for safety.
The bank takes its majority-owned subsidiary in-house rather than spinning it out — a signal that institutional digital-asset custody is now a core banking service, not a side venture.
The $1.07B weekly redemption — Bitcoin-led and U.S.-concentrated — marks the third-largest of 2026, with Iran-driven risk-off doing the work that fading Clarity Act momentum couldn't fully offset.
The warning lands as recent breakthroughs shorten the timeline to a machine capable of breaking Bitcoin's elliptic-curve cryptography — a risk Citi says is concentrated in Bitcoin and a handful of…
A top-tier global bank consolidating 100% of its institutional crypto custody arm signals where regulated capital is positioning for the next wave of institutional onboarding.
The Bank of England and FCA framing — not a single product launch — is the structural shift: sterling settlement rails are being scoped for tokenized deposits and stablecoins, opening the door for…
A still-unverified platform would settle war-risk premiums in BTC at a strait that moves 20% of global oil and LNG, putting Bitcoin's neutral-money thesis on a collision course with OFAC, FinCEN, and…
The joint paper sets the regulatory perimeter for a market structure the UK has been quietly building for two years — and links it to a live sandbox that already has 16 firms on the rails.
Second amendment to Grayscale's BNB S-1 signals iterative dialogue with staff, not a withdrawal — and positions BNB as the next altcoin likely to clear a US spot wrapper.
If the $10B revenue target is real, Hormuz Safe would be the first state-backed attempt to anchor a working insurance market to a bitcoin settlement layer — and a test of whether the rails hold up.
Galaxy Digital's timeline aligns the bill's Senate markup survival with a presidential signature window — the first credible path for a US market-structure law for digital assets in years.
Iran is reportedly exploring a Bitcoin-based insurance framework for commercial vessels transiting the Strait of…
The Hormuz Safe proposal would use BTC to settle maritime cover for one of the world's most strategic energy chokepoints — putting a sanctioned-jurisdiction state-linked entity inside global trade…
Chinese holdings of US Treasuries have fallen to their lowest point since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, marking a…
The US 30-year Treasury yield has surged to 5.16%, its highest level since October 2023, as renewed inflation fears…
Patrick Witt, the White House's crypto advisor, said publicly that passing the Clarity Act would deliver roughly 90% of…
Geopolitics is back in the driver's seat: a direct Trump threat to Iran pushes oil higher and pulls BTC under the $77K line, with traders now pricing a stickier inflation path.
The $10B revenue claim is the headline number — the real test is whether insurers outside Iran accept claims paid in BTC while the US sanctions regime still has teeth.
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