Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
A modest ticket by Saylor's standards, but the cadence of disclosed buys is the signal: treasury accumulation is now mechanical, not opportunistic, and the average cost basis keeps drifting higher.
The world's largest money-transfer operator is now a validator on a third network, and the read is that cross-border payment rails are being rebuilt on public-chain infrastructure from the inside.
Saylor's treasury machine kept printing BTC through MSTR stock issuance even as the preferred-equity leg of the capital stack ran into a price slide worth flagging.
A 118-year-old Scottish asset manager is issuing a dollar-denominated corporate-bond fund directly onchain, with BNY handling the rails.
Six straight weeks of redemptions and a cumulative $5.94B drain are the headline, but the 2-year yield decoupling from collapsing oil is the more dangerous signal for BTC's near-term recovery odds.
Six straight weeks of ETF outflows meet a Fed that has stopped cutting, while realized volatility has now overshot the implied levels options traders paid to hedge with.
Charles Schwab teaming up with Cboe puts a major TradFi retail broker directly into event-contract trading, accelerating the squeeze on Polymarket and Kalshi's retail base.
The U-turn scraps £20K individual and £10M corporate limits in favor of a per-coin £40B ceiling, while letting issuers park 70% of reserves in short-term gilts, a package designed to keep UK…
The Bank scraps its proposed individual holding limits and replaces them with a single per-coin issuance ceiling, clearing the runway for systemic sterling stablecoin issuers to come online from 2027.
The streak is now the longest sustained redemption window since the products launched, and the sell-side analyst watching the tape says the exhaustion setup is finally taking shape.
Digital assets are trying to decouple from a heavy US data week as the BOJ's 1.0% move, a freshly restructured FOMC framework, and a $126M unlock slate compete for trader attention.
Section 604 writes FinCEN's 2019 guidance into statute, but the 'non-controlling' test leaves every operator with a kill switch, multisig, or upgrade key still exposed to the same theory that…
The dollar loss was small, but the flaw class is the same one behind $340M in cross-chain bridge hacks already this year, and the root cause was a prover signing key left exposed on GitHub.
A £40B issuance ceiling per stablecoin replaces per-holder limits, and reserve rules loosen, a meaningful concession to issuers before the regime takes hold at the end of 2026.
Advisors are funding crypto from equities and cash, not from 'play money' allocations, and Bitwise is packaging the trade for the next 100K RIAs who don't want to pick tickers.
Selling pressure has eased but never reversed; combined with a rebounding dollar and a cautious Fed, the absence of fresh institutional bid is keeping BTC range-bound between roughly $60K and $67K.
The feature routes through regulated brokers and lets users buy full or fractional shares with digital assets, narrowing the gap between crypto balances and traditional equity exposure.
The internet-only bank behind Korea's dominant payments super-app picks Solana over domestic chains, validating the network's pitch to incumbent finance and giving a credible Asia-Pacific remittance…
At current staking levels a 5–10% redirect could send 50,000–70,000 ETH (~$120M) a year to ecosystem grants, and the proposal turns on a single majority signal from validators rather than a holder…
The National Business Corporate Pension Fund, a roughly ¥13 trillion pool, would route the slice through a passive fund run by a hedge fund, Nikkei says, marking a sovereign-tier first for Japan.
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