Funding rounds, seed and Series raises, project token sales, grants, and bankruptcy events.
A top-tier rating on FILQ and BUIDL turns tokenized Treasuries into a rated, yield-bearing cash rail — and the sector has already 15x'd in two years to $15B AUM.
The 112.6% revenue jump is mostly fee throughput from a surging AUM base, but the wider loss shows custody scale is still costing the firm more than it's earning.
The metric the company tracks is the share count-relative SOL stack — and a 108% print over a year means the treasury grew meaningfully faster than shareholders diluted themselves.
The rating — not the ticker — is the story: a top-tier fund-grade score on a 24/7 tokenized money-market vehicle gives banks a benchmark they can underwrite against.
The MetaMask builder's delay joins Kraken and Ledger on the pause list — the cleanest read on how far the 2026 listing window has closed since BitGo's 20% pop faded.
An isolated lending pool aimed at institutions is the real differentiator — it routes risk away from Jupiter Lend's core liquidity so that a single large position can't drain the public book.
The hold-up is structural, not strategic: Japan's exchange rules demand stable dividends through adverse Bitcoin cycles, and a six-quarter track record doesn't yet clear that bar.
The launch links $18.4B in HELOCs and a $500M+ Treasury stablecoin vault onto Ethereum — turning Provenance-native credit into ERC-20 collateral for the first time at scale.
No S-1 was ever filed, the banks were never paid to push through, and the $4B valuation Ledger explored in January is now sitting on the shelf alongside Kraken's shelved listing — the IPO market for…
The pattern matters because the buyer isn't a passive ETF allocator but a preferred-equity structure that mechanically pulls forward demand around the 15th of each month.
The record $15.35B in tokenized T-bills is a real-time read on where allocators are hiding — the capital isn't leaving crypto, it's parking in yield while waiting on PPI, the Clarity Act vote and a…
The shutdown is another data point in the on-chain consumer-app winter: a venture-backed DeFi app, a multi-investor cap table, and a clean wind-down inside 60 days.
Galaxy's launch of an onchain yield fund with SharpLink landed the same week the treasury posted the loss — a partnership that lets the public-company ETH stack work harder, not a bailout.
A 10% insider-supply cut is a tokenomics gesture, not a trend reversal — WLFI remains in a clean downtrend with no base, and the $0.050 low is the only floor on the chart.
Three near-simultaneous raises at Arc, Canton, and Tempo mark a structural shift in institutional capital formation — and the Clarity Act is now the next catalyst.
The platform's retail-trading dip mirrors the broader Q1 cool-off, but the BitLicense activation and $70M Zengo buy signal where management is placing the next leg of the bet.
The CPI dip-and-recover sets the day's tone, but the more durable read is on the institutional plumbing: a $250M USDC mint, Hyperliquid's first ETF, and JPMorgan's tokenized money-market fund for…
BlackRock has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch its second tokenized fund, again…
The 21Shares Hyperliquid ETF, trading under the ticker $THYP, closed its first day on the market with $1.8 million in…
The crypto market-structure bill heads into a Thursday markup with bipartisan amendments stacked up — but Circle, JPMorgan, and the Ethereum Foundation are already moving product on rails the bill is…
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