Institutional crypto activity — corporate treasuries, custody mandates, pension and endowment moves, and bank involvement.
Pairing NYSE-licensed equities with a 44M-account crypto venue is the first major listing rail to treat tokenization as a distribution channel, not a side feature.
The leaked spreadsheet exposed IPO candidates across China, South Korea and India along with private-equity and pension-fund backers, a rare look inside a tier-one bank's deal pipeline.
15 endowments, pensions, sovereign funds and family offices told Bitwise they held their crypto allocations through the 2025–26 crash, and several added.
The move plugs yield-bearing stablecoin collateral into a $1.4B loan book serving 1,600+ counterparties, a structural upgrade that could set a template for how institutional desks treat DeFi-native…
The deal hands Bitpanda the distribution rails for one of Austria's largest banking groups across Central and Eastern Europe, extending the white-label playbook it already runs with Germany's N26.
Withdrawals stay open, but the closure of one of crypto's longest-running derivatives venues is the latest contraction signal for an offshore perps sector that has been thinning for quarters.
Four straight days of BTC ETF inflows and three for ETH signal a broad institutional re-engagement, not a one-day event, heading into the final stretch of Q3.
The world's largest asset manager frames agentic payments as the nearer-term crypto opportunity, with tokenized compute claims a longer-dated prize it pegs against a $1.1 trillion cloud market.
The wallet bought 788,000 UNI at $6.26 and exited near $8.85, banking a 40% gain in under a week as large holders rotate capital back into DeFi blue chips.
Stablecoin volumes topped $11 trillion in 2025 with rules clarifying across the US, Europe, and APAC, evidence BlackRock cites for blockchain's shift from speculation to machine settlement.
Clearing the well-watched $87,000 resistance puts the largest crypto back on breakout footing, and the retest of that level is the next test for momentum buyers.
The world's largest asset manager is pointing at a future where computing power itself becomes a tradeable, on-chain asset, extending its tokenization push beyond funds and treasuries into…
The world's largest asset manager is framing autonomous machine-to-machine payments as a structural use case for stablecoins, adding a fresh institutional leg to the blockchain payments thesis.
Binance customers now hold $7.1B of USDC, close to 10% of global supply, but Circle's distribution costs consumed 61% of its reserve income last quarter.
A $65M ETH overhang from the Alameda bankruptcy estate lands on one trading desk, and the transfer cadence has become a reliable sell-pressure signal for traders.
Institutional ownership and a larger market cap are damping volatility at both ends, so the era of vertical rallies and 80% drawdowns gives way to a steadier, structurally supported advance.
Brian Armstrong revisited the balance-display bug that nearly overwhelmed the exchange's first support team, a reminder of how thin the margin for error was in crypto's startup era.
The approvals point to a repeatable federal route, but final approval, distribution, liquidity and execution will determine whether the charters create durable advantage.
With the Senate blocking the bill and elections looming, officials say regulatory action will move ahead without waiting for a lame-duck deal.
A prolonged supply shock would put fresh pressure on fuel costs, inflation expectations and risk appetite across global markets.
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