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A move by one of America's largest banks into stablecoins would mark a significant shift in how traditional finance engages with crypto-native payment infrastructure.
Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
A move by one of America's largest banks into stablecoins would mark a significant shift in how traditional finance engages with crypto-native payment infrastructure.
The downgrade from the world's largest asset manager signals that AI-driven market swings have grown disruptive enough to shift institutional allocation strategy, not just short-term sentiment.
Strive’s purchase expands its corporate Bitcoin treasury, while exercised warrants and a new preferred-stock restriction shape the company’s capital structure.
Wintermute sees recovery hinging on stable Treasury yields and positive spot ETF flows, with BTC vulnerable while long-term yields remain elevated.
Papertrade's $910B in daily volume and $28.4B in liquidations highlight the scale and risk concentrated in its perpetuals market.
The withdrawals span both major ETF complexes, putting combined seven-day outflows above $1.2B.
Strive’s purchase widens its lead over public-company bitcoin buyers, while its preferred-stock and capital-markets programs keep funding the treasury strategy.
The purchase makes Strive a prominent corporate buyer as institutional Bitcoin accumulation becomes a larger part of the market narrative.
The landmark trade brings a major market institution into onchain finance, reinforcing tokenization as a bridge between traditional markets and blockchain infrastructure.
The purchase takes Strive's corporate Bitcoin treasury above 32K BTC, adding another institutional accumulation signal to the market.
The key risk is not simply credit loss: it is whether lent assets can be recovered fast enough to support redemptions when holders want out.
The $911B asset manager is moving tokenized funds toward mainstream brokerage access, with money-market products positioned as a likely starting point.
The website restrictions close another access route for foreign platforms and raise recovery risks for South Korean users holding funds on unauthorized exchanges.
A pull of this scale points to a distribution-side breach, not a single bad unit, and exposes the recurring weak point in hardware wallet supply chains: the gap between factory seal and consumer…
November's Bonding Period 3 could tighten STX supply as BTC holders use Stacks' native staking model without wrapping or bridging Bitcoin.
The Ripple-linked treasury firm has raised over $1 billion and holds nearly half a billion XRP, giving Nasdaq investors a regulated route into the token through a standard brokerage account.
The selloff is widening across equities and crypto as leverage unwinds, with $813M liquidated and traders hedging Bitcoin downside ahead of U.S. CPI.
Weekly turnover keeps setting highs, but the growth is concentrating on one venue: Kalshi's $4B single-day peak on October 11 shows how lopsided the sector's expansion has become.
The registration pairs trading with custody under one roof, but caps the market with a payments ban and a 2027 rule forcing all trades through registered intermediaries.
The ruling shifts the dispute from recovery to state retention, while South Korea’s exchange actions add to a wider enforcement squeeze on crypto access.