Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
The third-reading passage hands the FSC licensing authority over crypto exchanges and stablecoin issuers, drawing the regulatory line Taipei spent five years drafting.
The $4.5B June outflow beats the worst months of the 2024 bear stretch, and the cited driver, SpaceX's IPO absorbing risk-on capital, reframes the flow as rotation rather than a structural unwind of…
A record $23.1T print and the largest single-month expansion since the 2021 stimulus wave point to liquidity conditions risk-on assets have been waiting on.
A freshly created address absorbed $15.4M of Ether off Binance and routed it straight into staking, a pattern that locks supply and signals long-horizon conviction rather than trade.
Reversing a year of diffusion-era controls, Washington clears Fable 5 for shipment to every market, handing Anthropic its widest legal distribution lane yet.
The headline number is the income, but the absence of a divestiture or blind trust is the part ethics lawyers will read; crypto is now the President's largest disclosed revenue stream.
A sitting VP revealing a direct BTC position is a first for the role, and the disclosure lands as Washington softens its posture on Bitcoin and stablecoin legislation.
A UAE-licensed private bank making a nine-figure BTC allocation is the kind of TradFi footprint the institutional thesis has been waiting on, and the move lands in a thinning pool of Gulf…
The headline figure combines equity sales tied to the Trump-linked DeFi venture with token-sale proceeds, putting the President’s crypto exposure on par with stakes in legacy household-name public…
The headline bill that was supposed to draw the bright line between SEC and CFTC jurisdiction over digital assets is now expected to slip into next year, removing a near-term regulatory catalyst…
The 21,559-firm dataset links actual AI vendor payments to workforce records, and the result challenges the layoff-narrative: AI-heavy firms are still hiring, not shrinking, six to twelve months into…
The drawdown is a sentiment shock, not a structural one, and a top-rated analyst is still calling the post-print dip a buy, with management welcoming rather than fighting the new rival.
The selloff prices in a credible challenger, but analysts point to Paxos USDG's stalled traction and the structural difficulty of consortium economics as reasons to read the threat as overstated.
The same 'ETF rule' that auto-approved spot BTC and ETH products is now on the table, with Atkins asking whether non-security assets can sit inside an investment company wrapper.
A public-comment request for "novel ETFs" lands as prediction-market funds tied to political and economic outcomes keep knocking at the SEC's door.
The window opens Sept. 30, 2026 and the real filter is not compliance but authorization readiness — late applicants enter a transitional status that bars new UK contracts.
The desk's read is that capitulation is underway but the bid hasn't returned, with ETF outflows and a fading AI rotation leaving crypto exposed to a stronger dollar and higher-for-longer rates.
The 140-company list (Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, BlackRock, BNY, Coinbase, Google, Shopify, Solana) signals payments-rail buy-in, but the structural hook is consortium governance with shared reserve…
The launch lineup pulls in payments rails, an exchange, banks and tech firms under a single stablecoin that distributes reserve revenue back to members, a structural break from Tether's and Circle's…
The consortium reads as a TradFi validation bid for stablecoin rails rather than a competing token launch: the brand names signing on carry the regulated payments and asset-management flow the sector…
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