Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
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.
Seven straight weeks of ETF inflows totaling $3.43B have rebuilt the bid from February's $63K low — but the May 14 Senate Banking markup is the swing variable the market is not pricing with…
The drops expose the legal thin ice under synthetic private-company exposure — tokenized PreStocks have no claim on actual equity, so the price is whatever market participants believe the wrappers…
Kevin Worsh cleared the Senate for a Fed governor seat en route to the chair, and the Senate Banking Committee published its Clarity Act draft with a markup two days out — a regulatory tailwind…
The May 12 JLTXX filing pairs an Ethereum-based tokenized government money fund with Anchorage's Solana reserve initiative, sketching a multi-chain institutional cash architecture rather than a…
A US-China trade delegation stacked with $BTC-linked heavyweights — BlackRock's Fink and Tesla's Musk among them — is the closest thing yet to a market-moving macro setup for the cycle.
The increase is one filing among many, but the direction is consistent: a top US bank adding ETH exposure while rotating its spot BTC ETFs is a signal TradFi allocators are broadening, not retreating.
Schwab's $11.77T asset base gives the launch immediate retail reach no pure-play crypto venue can match — and it lands days before the SEC weighs in on broader rules for crypto custody.
BlackRock has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch its second tokenized fund, again…
The address has absorbed 21,800 ETH at an average of $2,155 — a steady, multi-week accumulation pattern rather than a one-off splash.
The sheer amendment count signals the bill is still in flux, but the Warren master-account amendment is the structural threat — blocking it would deny US crypto banks direct Federal Reserve access.
The wallet now holds 127,716 ETH ($292M) — and the buy cadence is what makes it notable: repeated USDC-funded spot adds at scale, not a single opportunistic entry.
JLTXX will hold Treasurys and overnight repos — but the design target is stablecoin reserve compliance under the GENIUS Act, not yield-seeking crypto capital.
JPMorgan is set to bring a tokenized money-market fund to the Ethereum blockchain, marking one of the most significant…
For the first time since 2022, inflation is once again running faster than wage growth in the United States, according…
The new JLTXX vehicle is structured to meet GENIUS Act reserve rules for stablecoin issuers — turning JPMorgan into a direct infrastructure play for compliant onchain dollar yield, days after…
Targeting the GENIUS Act's eligible-reserve carve-out for stablecoin issuers, the fund re-anchors Wall Street's tokenization thesis to the deepest institutional balance sheet yet.
Coins.ph's Global Marketing Director says the user is no longer the trader — it's the unbanked buying coffee, with stablecoin rails replacing the cash stack that emerging markets still lean on.
a16z, BlackRock, Apollo, and ICE buying into Circle's new L1 forces the question every holder of USDC had hoped wouldn't surface: the clean issuer-distributor pact with Coinbase no longer has…
Michael Burry, the investor immortalised for his prescient short against the 2008 housing market in 'The Big Short,' is…
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