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The 2.5%-fee products give European brokerage clients regulated ZEC and ETHFI exposure without direct token custody, following Grayscale's spot Zcash ETF debut in the US.
The reported plan would fold federal AI policy into the Treasury Secretary's portfolio, making Bessent a central figure on both the economic and technology agendas at once.
The world's largest asset manager is pointing at a future where computing power itself becomes a tradeable, on-chain asset, extending its tokenization push beyond funds and treasuries into…
The world's largest asset manager is framing autonomous machine-to-machine payments as a structural use case for stablecoins, adding a fresh institutional leg to the blockchain payments thesis.
The US is the world's largest diesel exporter, so pulling that supply off the market would tighten global fuel balances and risk stoking inflation at home and abroad.
All six of Canada's largest lenders are building blockchain-based deposits together, a coordinated move that puts bank money directly on 24/7 payment rails and signals how far TradFi is now willing…
Binance customers now hold $7.1B of USDC, close to 10% of global supply, but Circle's distribution costs consumed 61% of its reserve income last quarter.
A $65M ETH overhang from the Alameda bankruptcy estate lands on one trading desk, and the transfer cadence has become a reliable sell-pressure signal for traders.
Institutional ownership and a larger market cap are damping volatility at both ends, so the era of vertical rallies and 80% drawdowns gives way to a steadier, structurally supported advance.
Brian Armstrong revisited the balance-display bug that nearly overwhelmed the exchange's first support team, a reminder of how thin the margin for error was in crypto's startup era.
Leveraged funds cut CME XRP net shorts by 46.3 million tokens in a week, but Coinbase positioning barely moved, pointing to a venue-specific reset rather than a market-wide squeeze.
Eight high-profile obituaries since 2011 all marked buying opportunities rather than the end, with returns shrinking as the asset matures but never turning negative.
New guidance restricts when exchanges can list contracts tied to what public figures say, marking a fresh line in the sand for the fast-growing prediction-market sector.
The advisory stops short of banning markets tied to a named person's words or actions, but sets a high bar that could narrow which event contracts clear supervisory review.
The $87,000-$88,000 yearly open stands as the resistance to watch, with $79,000-$80,000 flagged as the support zone if a correction follows.
The breach reached beyond a wallet app: researchers say it could expose Keychain data, seed phrases and credentials, forcing affected users to create new wallets.
The fund applies business-based underwriting to a market where banks face regulatory constraints and crypto lenders typically require asset-backed collateral.
More than $2B in whale accumulation is the concrete signal; Gemini's $8.50 call is a projection, while URPD data suggests further upside room.
The warning puts prediction-market operators on notice as regulators test whether event contracts can be protected from insider trading and outcome manipulation.
The failed procedural vote leaves a bipartisan market-structure bill stalled, while partisan conflict threatens to delay clearer rules for the US crypto industry.
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