Amid a wave of “extreme fear” in the digital asset market, US spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for Bitcoin and Ethereum witnessed a massive combined net outflow of $797 million on Tuesday, signaling a sharp pullback by institutional investors.
The crypto industry is welcoming Canada’s pledge to regulate stablecoins, a key announcement in the government’s 2025 budget.
Gemini is venturing beyond traditional crypto trading into the world of speculative forecasting.
Crisis at Stream Finance. The DeFi protocol has halted all withdrawals after an external fund manager lost $93 million of its assets.
FTX has withdrawn a motion that could have blocked customer repayments in 49 countries.
Ripple is taking its services directly to US institutions with the launch of a new digital asset prime brokerage.
The European Union is confronting a key structural weakness: its fragmented financial regulation.
Tether Holdings has announced staggering annual profits exceeding $10 billion, yet the details remain as opaque as the company itself.
Hong Kong is fundamentally reshaping its digital asset landscape by integrating its crypto market with the global ecosystem.
A new trademark filing for “WUUSD” reveals that Western Union’s crypto strategy is more extensive than its recent stablecoin announcement suggested.
Standard Chartered Bank has issued a bullish projection for the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs), forecasting the market will grow from $35 billion to $2 trillion by 2028.
US crypto traders are set to gain a new decentralized trading option by the end of 2025, as dYdX confirms its plans for a stateside launch.
CoinShares is making a clear strategic wager that the massive user base of messaging app Telegram will ultimately drive the value of its integrated blockchain, The Open Network (TON). T
21Shares has proposed a Hyperliquid ETF with leading firms Coinbase Custody and BitGo Trust serving as joint custodians.
Grayscale is the latest firm to launch a Solana ETF, debuting its staking-enabled GSOL fund on the NYSE Arca.
