Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
Institutional accumulation and firmer trading activity outweighed a $1.65B stablecoin supply contraction, keeping the weekly market read constructive.
The linkup puts crypto and stablecoin balances behind a Visa credential at 175 million merchants, removing the separate-card step that has kept on-chain holdings out of everyday checkout.
The partnership removes the need for a separate crypto card, putting digital asset spending in front of Visa's full merchant network and marking one of the largest card-rail adoptions to date.
The agency argues CME lacks legal standing because its crypto futures volume has risen since Washington opened the door to perpetual futures in May, and TD Cowen warns the market may grow too fast to…
Tokenization could make issuance, transfer and settlement more programmable across markets, bringing blockchain infrastructure closer to mainstream finance.
The rollout gives four major crypto assets a place inside a mainstream banking relationship, strengthening the institutional-adoption case.
The risk intelligence service checks fraud, sanctions and scam exposure before funds move onchain, landing as banks race to adopt stablecoin rails without inheriting their compliance headaches.
The deal would give Metaplanet a 93.7% stake and a U.S.-listed vehicle, with warrants that could provide roughly $3.4B in equity capital.
Flat-fee qualified BTC custody, Lloyd's-backed insurance named to the client, and a three-jurisdiction key split is the plumbing public-company treasurers and trustees have been asking for.
The proposals would shape how startups raise capital and how exempt tokens trade, making clearer rules central to broader onchain market access.
The treasury now controls 4.9% of all ETH in circulation, with 84% already staked and a projected $309M in annualized staking revenue at current prices.
Four days, 4,045 BTC: Strive's buying pace is no longer a trickle, and the firm now needs roughly 700 BTC a week to claim the number-two corporate treasury spot by year end.
The purchase adds another corporate bid to Bitcoin and keeps Michael Saylor’s treasury strategy in focus for institutional investors.
The $100 million purchase gives Strive direct Bitcoin exposure and adds a high-profile institutional buyer to the market.
The purchase adds a fresh institutional accumulation signal for Ethereum and puts $30M behind BitMine's ETH strategy.
The company has now accumulated 15,462 BTC over two months at an average of $82,417, making it one of the fastest-growing corporate bitcoin treasuries of the cycle.
The purchase puts Bitmine among the largest known institutional ETH holders, with a single-week buy that dwarfs most corporate treasury additions in the Ethereum ecosystem.
The company now controls 4.9% of Ethereum's 122.1 million supply and has 5.07 million ETH staked, pushing total crypto, cash and securities holdings to $15.1 billion.
The company is now supporting its preferred stock price with a bigger repurchase authorization while funding bitcoin buys from MSTR share sales, and Strive joined the bid with 1,223 BTC of its own.
Wall Street's largest bank now mints regulated, dollar-denominated cash directly on Ethereum L1, placing a $4 trillion balance sheet alongside the chain's native collateral and DeFi rails.
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