Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
Eleven of the past twelve months have been red for MSTR, with June alone down ~41%. The dilution math from STRC's debut now sits at the center of every holder's question.
Halving the prudential buffer below MiCA's 2% is a deliberate competitive lever: London wants issuer balance sheets to sit in the UK, and the BoE's quiet walk-back on per-holder caps clears the…
Tim Scott wants a July floor vote, but DOJ and FBI objections to the DeFi exemption have turned the bipartisan bill into the year's highest-stakes crypto fight.
The proposal creates a federal carve-out for validation rewards and a micro-payment threshold, a structural cushion the post-halve mining economy and a reawakening US policy push both lean on.
Strategy’s $2.5B STRC backstop bought time but didn’t end the test, with whales now parking coins on the two largest venues and options desks piling into downside hedges.
The outflows land against a backdrop of thin weekend flows and a year-to-date lead for ETH products that has narrowed sharply since the May peak.
The yen move is the macro tell, not the price tag: a 40-year low in JPY forces a global unwind of carry trades funded in yen, and crypto is taking the spillover alongside equities.
The bitcoin ETF complex is missing the year's hottest risk-on trade, a chip-led AI rally that has Asia's benchmark pacing its best quarter in 17 years and pulling marginal dollars away from BTC…
European crypto founders are voting with their feet ahead of MiCA's July 1 cut-off: Dubai's VARA is fielding 120+ inquiries a week, and Binance has already pulled its Greek application.
CryptoQuant's Darkfost flags the second-longest weak cycle for Binance-listed alts since 2020, with only the prior bear market's ten-month stretch running longer.
It's not a sale yet, but Strategy's reversal of Saylor's never-sell stance meets a 40-year-low yen and a thin on-chain tape, leaving the market with no obvious lift.
The yen trade is the macro frame, but Strategy's first billion-dollar BTC monetization program under a soft market is what breaks the bid.
The licensing count matters less than the cliff behind it: from July 1, any crypto venue serving EU clients without a MiCA license is operating illegally, and five member states have not issued a…
The Cantor SPAC tie-up takes Securitize public as the largest tokenization-focused venue on a major US exchange, marking a structural legitimization moment for real-world asset rails.
Wall Street's biggest US bank just endorsed digital-asset legislation while Michael Saylor's treasury arm rolled out a credit plan to manage its $55B Bitcoin stack, even as BTC slipped below $60K.
The UK's final regime lands lighter than the 2023 draft on the regulated-activity perimeter but harder on issuer capital, with a stablecoin issuance cap and a designated supervisor handed to the FCA.
The debut lands on Thursday under ticker SECZ, giving public investors a rare pure-play on tokenization just as Citi and Standard Chartered project trillions in real-world assets moving onto…
The Oct. 25, 2027 regime is the first time UK crypto venues, custodians and stablecoin issuers operate under a single prudential and conduct rulebook, putting Britain alongside the EU's MiCA on…
Two years after BlockFi, Celsius and Genesis imploded, Wall Street is back in the BTC credit game. The lending market has doubled, U.S.
The investment bank still expects a July 13 Senate markup, but ethics, law enforcement, and banking-industry friction mean the crypto market-structure bill faces real odds of slipping past the…
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