Following a key political agreement among EU finance ministers on the digital euro’s framework, Italy’s banking sector has offered cautious support for the project.
Ledger is strategically positioning itself for a new phase of growth, with a capital raise planned for next year that could include a New York IPO.
JPMorgan is forecasting a dramatic rise for Bitcoin to $170,000, contingent on the cryptocurrency becoming less volatile compared to gold.
The Central Bank of Ireland has publicly reprimanded and fined Coinbase Europe Limited €21,464,734 for fundamental failures in its anti-money laundering framework.
In a powerful show of unity, Japan’s three banking giants—Mizuho, MUFG, and SMBC—are collaborating on a shared stablecoin project with the full support of the national financial regulator.
Hong Kong has ushered in a new phase for its financial sector with the launch of its first tokenized fund by Franklin Templeton.
Mastercard is collaborating with Ripple and Gemini to pilot the use of stablecoins for settling card transactions. The initiative will utilize the RLUSD stablecoin on the XRPL blockchain.
As part of a sweeping modernization of its financial markets, the UK will unveil its proposed stablecoin regulations on November 10.
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FTX has withdrawn a motion that could have blocked customer repayments in 49 countries.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.
