Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
The bank lobby is targeting the one provision crypto issuers say defines the GENIUS Act's value — the $5B annual cap on yield-bearing stablecoins is now the Senate Banking markup's central fight.
If mainnet lands next quarter as Yakovenko flagged at Consensus Miami, finality drops from seconds to near real-time — the biggest architectural shift in Solana's history and the first test of the…
The SUI move is decoupling from Bitcoin's push past $82K — the catalyst is structural: a zero-fee stablecoin upgrade plus a NASDAQ-listed treasury staking 108.7M tokens out of float.
The facility triples prime-brokerage margin capacity at a moment when State Street and Standard Chartered are also building digital-asset prime books — institutional crypto is no longer a one-vendor…
Michael Saylor's Strategy has purchased another 535 Bitcoin for approximately $43.4 million, continuing the firm's…
At an average ~$80,340 per coin, the latest buy lifts Strategy's stack to 818,869 BTC and pushes year-to-date BTC Yield to 9.4% — the smallest weekly addition in months but on a higher average price.
Neuberger Berman's $567B AUM backing a crypto-native margin desk marks another TradFi heavyweight treating digital assets as a permanent book, not a pilot.
The hard fork inherits Ethereum's security after the record $625M bridge exploit, but the real story is supply: 90M RON of staking rewards get rerouted to the treasury as issuance collapses from over…
Strategy has purchased an additional 535 Bitcoin for approximately $43 million, pushing its total holdings to 818,869…
A single-week pause broke — and Strategy reopened the accumulation cycle at $80,340 per coin, funded by the same MSTR + STRC equity taps that have made the treasury program self-funding.
The $82,755 SMA-200 is the level that defines the next leg: a daily close above it opens the path toward $85,000, while a break below $78,000 confirms the deeper retracement.
The $4–$7 base case is the headline, but the wedge setup pointing at $3.73 and the $1.60 breakout trigger are the levels that decide whether the call holds.
The investor lineup — a16z crypto, BlackRock, Apollo, ICE — matters more than the FDV: Arc is positioning itself as the institutional settlement rail behind USDC, not a retail L1.
The five-week inflow streak now totals $4.9B YTD into BTC products — and the $82K 200-day SMA is the line bulls need to crack to unlock the next leg.
The Q1 numbers are the headline, but the Arc presale roster — a16z, BlackRock, Apollo, ICE — tells the deeper story: institutional rails for stablecoin and AI-agent settlement now have a named buyer…
CertiK counts 34 verified physical-coercion incidents since January — a 41% YoY jump — with Europe absorbing 82% of cases and France emerging as the continent's clearest concentration of…
Wall Street heavyweights BlackRock, Apollo and ICE are buying into Circle's own L1 — a $3B implied valuation on a network still in testing suggests stablecoin issuers are now competing for the full…
Circle has raised $222 million in a presale of its Arc token, with BlackRock among the headline investors, valuing the…
Co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko confirmed the upgrade activates on mainnet next quarter — a structural change to the validator stack that could reopen the case for $SOL above $150.
Canton Network's parent lands the crypto-native fund-of-record among traditional finance backers BNY, Nasdaq, DRW and Citadel — the institutional infrastructure thesis is no longer a pitch deck.
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