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Goldman Sachs and Bank of New York Mellon have partnered to offer mirrored tokenization services for money market fund investments through blockchain technology.
Stellar’s XLM risks a 30% drop after falling 5% to $0.43. Key support at $0.44 is critical, with heavy liquidations looming below $0.40.
The XRP community hopes that the Ripple vs SEC lawsuit will be settled on August 15, which is the deadline for the status reports.
xAI’s chatbot Grok forecasts that Solana (SOL) could surge to $1,000–$2,000 by the end of 2025, driven by its dominant Layer-1 position.
ETF issuer 21Shares has filed with the SEC to launch a spot ONDO ETF, potentially marking a major milestone for DeFi and tokenized real-world assets.
CoinShares secured a MiCA license from France’s AMF, enabling crypto services across the EU. This expands their reach in Europe’s €33 trillion asset market.
Arthur Hayes sees Bitcoin hitting $250,000 and Ethereum touching $10,000 by the end of the year, citing liquidity flows.
PENGU briefly overtook BONK as the top Solana meme coin, signaling a potential shift in the meme coin leaderboard.
The FSS urged asset managers to limit exposure to crypto-related equities like Coinbase and Strategy in ETF portfolios.
XRP price has broken out of the $3.50 resistance, confirming a bull flag breakout with a $15 target on the weekly chart.
There are some strong signs of the start of the altseason, where altcoins outperform Bitcoin.
There are some strong signs of the start of the altseason, where altcoins outperform Bitcoin.
Changpeng Zhao celebrated the BNB price milestone and hinted at the start of an altcoin season alongside gains in ETH, XRP, and SOL.
PNC Bank, America’s 7th largest bank, has partnered with Coinbase to provide cryptocurrency trading and custody services directly through its platform. The collaboration targets institutional clients and reflects growing mainstream adoption.
The US Justice Department has quietly ended its investigation into Kraken founder Jesse Powell, returning dozens of devices seized in a 2023 raid.