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Tether hired senior metals traders from HSBC to oversee expansion of its gold reserves and trading operations, reflecting its strategy to diversify into physical assets.
Bitwise’s Solana Staking ETF now offers options trading, providing institutional investors with derivatives tools just two weeks after the fund’s launch.
Singapore’s DBS Bank partners with JPMorgan’s Kinexys to enable instant interbank transfers of tokenized deposits across blockchains, reducing settlement times from days to seconds.
Crypto.com has integrated CoincidenceAI’s automated trading platform, allowing traders to create and execute custom strategies using conversational AI without coding requirements.
Intain Markets and FIS have deployed a blockchain-based loan marketplace on Avalanche, connecting thousands of community banks to institutional liquidity through tokenized assets.
SoFi Bank has become the first FDIC-insured US bank to offer integrated crypto trading alongside traditional banking services, supporting Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.
SoftBank has dumped its $5.83 billion NVIDIA stake to expand its position in OpenAI, a move likely impacting AI tokens.
The Official Trump (TRUMP) meme coin is up by more than 45% this month amid President Donald Trump’s promise to distribute a minimum $2,000 dividend per person, excluding high-income earners.
CryptoQuant recently reported a significant drop in Ethereum supply on the top cryptocurrency exchange, Binance.
Bitcoin is trading near $105,000 just below a key resistance level, with analysts predicting a bounce if the $104,000 support holds.
Pro-crypto lawyer Fred Rispoli says that XRP will need higher adoption to make the kind of gains that its community expects.
Despite a $400 billion crypto market cap loss in the past 30 days, analysts argue that the market is witnessing a reset for the next DeFi cycle.
Standard Chartered and DCS Card Centre have teamed up to debut DeCard, a pioneering stablecoin-enabled credit card in Singapore.