TRUMP Memecoin: 988K Retail Investors Lose $3.81B
Two out of every three TRUMP buyers are underwater, with the token down 97% from its $75 peak. Meanwhile, Trump's disclosure shows $636M from his own crypto bets.
Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
Two out of every three TRUMP buyers are underwater, with the token down 97% from its $75 peak. Meanwhile, Trump's disclosure shows $636M from his own crypto bets.
Industry voices call the framework a competitive counterweight to the EU's MiCA, yet the FCA's track record of rejecting most applications and several open policy questions may blunt the edge before…
Sparkassen, Volksbanken, and private lenders across Germany are wiring crypto on-ramps into existing accounts, bringing one of Europe's largest banking bases into the asset class without new apps.
BlackRock's tokenized Treasury fund, JPMorgan's $3T settlement layer, and stablecoin rails from Visa and Mastercard show the industry built to disintermediate banks now runs on bank infrastructure.
Moonbeam's leap from Polkadot parachain to Coinbase's Base chain is the largest parachain-to-L2 migration yet, and the read on what it signals for Polkadot's institutional case is decidedly bearish.
Eight consecutive weeks of net outflows is no longer a streak, it is a regime: institutional desks have stepped back from BTC exposure into a defensive posture.
When the continent's biggest neobank cuts a stablecoin, the question is whether MiCA-driven compliance pressure is now filtering down from crypto-native venues into mainstream consumer apps.
When BTC, ETH and altcoin deposits all spike on the same day, the read is rarely 'profit-taking into strength'. CryptoQuant says larger holders are leading this move.
Bloomberg Intelligence pegs the bill at a 60% chance of passing this month, the final window before August recess, with ethics concerns cleared and bank secrecy provisions the remaining fight.
If even a portion of those purchases caught the snapback from the pause, the optics and the legal exposure land in the same place: a sitting president trading on policy he controls.
A formal memorandum of understanding between the SEC and CFTC ends years of jurisdictional ambiguity over digital assets, clearing the path for tokenized securities and 24/7 on-chain trading.
The preferred-stock panic is paused, but Galaxy Digital and Bitwise say the next Bitcoin cycle depends on banks, advisers and sovereign funds replacing Saylor as the defining marginal buyer.
Spikes of this magnitude on deposit-side flow have historically preceded sharp directional moves; the read across BTC, ETH and alts suggests the next leg is being staged on exchanges right now.
The trades were filed after the president's social-media pivot on Liberation Day levies, sharpening ethics questions over whether policy timing and portfolio moves are converging in plain sight.
The raise lands on a DeFi lending protocol that has quietly become the rails for tokenized T-bill vaults, and the backer roster, Apollo, VanEck, Circle, reads like a TradFi-onchain shortlist.
The first register update after the EU transitional period lifts the authorized CASP count to 280, with Standard Chartered, FalconX, and Sygnum Europe all newly cleared to operate across the bloc.
A weaker-than-expected US jobs report did the Fed's hawkish trade two-thirds of a favor: BTC reclaimed $62K and ended a 10-day ETF withdrawal streak, though cumulative outflows since early May still…
The week's roundup bundles nine macro crypto signals, from Strategy's treasury pivot and a UK rule finalization to Visa and BlackRock backing a new stablecoin and $189M of mid-term lobbying.
The largest spot Bitcoin ETF issuer just printed its longest sustained outflow streak on record, with $2.24B pulled in 10 sessions. When the institutional bid goes quiet, the marginal buyer flips.
The deal hands Hyperliquid its first major African distribution and gives VALR's 800K-user base a 200-market perpetuals book without running its own matching engine.