Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced the US is advancing stablecoin regulatory framework development, while Circle formally applied for a national trust bank license following its $18 billion IPO.
Hashflow native token, HFT, recorded over 100% price increase within 2 days, triggering a buzz in the crypto space.
Backed has officially launched xStocks, an initiative offering over 60 tokenized equities on major platforms like Bybit, Kraken, and the Solana blockchain.
On July 1, Algorand Foundation announced the integration of Wormhole’s Native Token Transfers (NTT) standard on the blockchain.
The SEC’s July 2 deadline on Grayscale’s GDLC ETF could pave the way for a Cardano ETF, as analysts project up to a 90% chance of approval.
The Smarter Web Company shifts focus to Bitcoin treasury, adding 230 BTC to its holdings amid growing corporate adoption of Bitcoin strategies.
Robinhood (NASDAQ: HOOD) introduced tokenized versions of US ETFs and private company stocks, sending its stock price up 12.77% to $93.63.
Pi Coin continues its downtrend, dropping 5% today to $0.485, with market experts predicting a further decline to $0.40 by August.
Binance has rolled out SAFUGPT, a secure, smart, and fully customized AI platform, according to the exchange’s CEO Richard Teng.
Trump vs. Musk 2.0 is more than just political theater. It’s a power struggle with real implications for crypto as well as the broader financial landscape.
Institutional inflows held Bitcoin close to its all-time high in June while the market saw pressure from different sides.
Bitcoin flirts with $107K as analysts highlight unrealized profits, hinting at room for growth toward $140,000 for the leading digital asset.
A prominent ETH whale redeemed 95,313 ETH over the past three weeks, transferring 68,000 ETH to centralized exchanges, sparking fears of a sell-off.
Arbitrum’s ARB jumped 17% amid speculation of a partnership with Robinhood, only to tumble over 10% the next day as investors offloaded millions in tokens.
Germany’s Sparkassen banking group will enable Bitcoin and crypto trading for 50 million retail clients through mobile apps by summer 2026, marking a significant policy shift from its previous crypto-skeptical position.