Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
Built into Samsung Wallet with no transfer fee from Samsung, the service could put stablecoin remittances in front of a vast consumer audience.
The exchange deposit raises the prospect of selling pressure, but a transfer to Kraken alone does not confirm a sale.
Allowing banks to custody Bitcoin and lend against it would connect digital assets more deeply to the financial system, Saylor argues.
Formation plans to connect asset issuance with trading and financing, while exploring access to regulated U.S. capital markets.
The talks point to growing reliance on debt and institutional capital to finance the chips and data-center infrastructure behind AI expansion.
A potential link between a major US bank and Kraken's parent would put traditional banking infrastructure closer to crypto trading, though no agreement is confirmed.
A federal research commitment at that scale would put AI investment at the center of the administration's science agenda.
A potential bank-exchange partnership would deepen Wells Fargo's digital-asset push, but the talks remain ongoing and may not produce a deal.
The milestone highlights how SEC listing standards are widening the field while investor demand and issuer conviction shape which assets get ETF products.
More than 95% of ETH liquidations over the past 24 hours were long positions, while $202M in spot ETF outflows added pressure on demand.
The warning is about preparing for a possible cryptographic break, not evidence that Ethereum or Bitcoin keys are currently compromised.
The agency's stance puts regulatory clarity on a separate track from congressional action, a distinction that matters to firms weighing US crypto operations.
The integration connects businesses to a network carrying more than $94 billion in USDT, while leaving payment firms responsible for licensing and compliance.
The funding lead points to investor preference for crypto businesses tied to real-world demand and stablecoin adoption.
The staged rollout pairs Ripple’s digital-asset infrastructure with a local financial firm as South Korea’s rules move toward a framework for these services.
The selloff exposes how thin trading and heavy redemptions can magnify swings before investors know Evernorth’s final share count and cash position.
The national security scrutiny puts Webull’s China connections in focus, adding political risk to pressure on its publicly traded shares.
The move puts Gate in a crowded race with Coinbase, Binance, Bybit and Robinhood to turn trading platforms into everyday money accounts.
The shift puts US-session demand under scrutiny after it drove most of Bitcoin's gains from July through the September breakout.
The allocation is less than 0.5% of Robinhood’s reported cash balance, making its strategic signal stronger than its immediate financial impact.
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