Mastercard walked away from a planned investment in Zerohash, but the digital asset infrastructure provider isn't backing down. Now, they're reportedly eyeing a new funding round.
A decade into the crypto frenzy, the Federal Reserve's latest pronouncement lands like a cold splash of water: your Bitcoin holdings are still just an investment, not actual money. This isn't just semantics; it's a fundamental challenge to crypto's very identity.
Kyrgyzstan's state-supervised, gold-backed stablecoin USDKG has officially been listed on OSL's Hong Kong exchange. This move signals a growing bridge between sovereign digital assets and established regulated markets.
The Federal Reserve just hit the brakes on some master account applications, sparking debate about what 'skinny' payment accounts could mean for the future of crypto integration.
Italy's Banca Sella has officially snagged approval under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, clearing the path for its digital asset services. This isn't their first rodeo in the crypto world, though.
Ripple's prime brokerage platform, Ripple Prime, is now plugged into EDX Markets. This move promises institutional players easier access to digital asset liquidity and futures trading.
President Trump just signed an executive order that could shake up the financial world. The directive aims to clear regulatory hurdles for crypto firms seeking access to the Federal Reserve's master accounts.
In a move that raises more questions than it answers, Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) has seen Bitcoin addresses tied to its operations move a staggering $204 million worth of BTC.
State regulators are opening the floodgates for traditional banks to enter the crypto custody arena. Minnesota's new law lets local institutions offer regulated digital asset storage, a move that could reshape how everyday consumers interact with cryptocurrency.
Wholesale cross-border payments could be on the cusp of a radical transformation. A BIS-led project has just demonstrated that tokenization isn't just hype—it's a viable solution to the system's entrenched inefficiencies.
A forty-year-old Texas bank just made a seismic regulatory shift, trading its state charter for a national one, aiming directly at Wall Street's perceived hesitation in the crypto arena.
The secondary market for tokenized securities just got a significant boost. Orca and Streamex are building the rails, and the implications for institutional finance are profound.