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Sarah Nakamoto · 2 minutes ago
about 2 hours ago
Solstice CEO Ben Nadareski says deeper liquidity and institutional money will make the next crypto bull run calmer than the last one. The numbers back him up, and the shift is being built in Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong. Here's what changes for traders, exchanges, and anyone still sizing positions like it's 2021.
about 2 hours ago
Bitcoin just logged its first weekly close above the 50-week moving average since November 2025, then pushed past $87,000. The breakout clears a major technical line, but history says the retest is what actually decides the trend.
about 2 hours ago
ShredPay's September 21 entry into the Jack Henry Fintech Integration Network gives it API access to roughly 7,400 banks and credit unions. The technical path is real. The demand for stablecoin services at those institutions is still an open question.
about 3 hours ago
Bitwise filed a post-effective amendment for its XRP ETF trust on September 21. It registered zero new shares, which means no approval, no launch, and no reason to celebrate. Just paperwork inside a crowded race that's already getting late.
about 3 hours ago
New York Life Investment Management is tokenizing a US high-yield corporate bond strategy with Centrifuge on Avalanche, with USDC subscriptions and redemptions for qualified institutional buyers. It's the first real move from cash-like tokenization into credit risk.
about 5 hours ago
Treasury's long-range economic outlook puts AI in the top tier of forces reshaping Australia through the 2060s, and gives digital assets zero lines. Coinbase's local team says that's a blind spot, and the argument is stronger than it sounds. Here's what the omission costs, and what it signals about the next five years of Australian policy.
about 5 hours ago
One crypto merchant's 90-day payment data shows USDT on TRON clearing roughly 1.8 times as many completed transactions as Bitcoin. The year-to-date share jump, from 9.92% to 16.23%, is the number that actually matters.
about 7 hours ago
Coinbase just let eligible US retail customers request IPO allocations inside its app, starting with Oura. The mechanics matter, but the 30-day holding rule tells you more about strategy than any press release. Here's who wins and what could break.
about 8 hours ago
The European Central Bank confirmed on September 21 that it's prepping to invest its own funds in tokenized euro-denominated securities, settled in central-bank money through Pontes. No trades have executed yet, but the signal is deafening for anyone who thought tokenization was staying a crypto-native story.
about 9 hours ago
The European Central Bank switched on Pontes on September 21, a wholesale settlement service that lets institutions settle tokenized assets in central-bank money through TARGET Services. It's not a digital euro, it's not a token, and it quietly solves the one problem tokenization couldn't fix on its own. Here's who wins, who loses, and why stablecoins just lost their best European pitch.
about 9 hours ago
BitMine's September 21 filing shows 5,983,940 ETH in its treasury, a $17.1 billion combined position that puts it 99.7% of the way to six million tokens. The real story isn't the round number. It's what a public company holding nearly 5% of ETH supply means for the market.
marketsabout 11 hours ago
Trump and Xi sit down for their second summit of the year just as Wall Street snaps back to bullish. The S&P 500 logged its strongest session since Aug. 4 on the back of an AI-led rally, but the trade truce holding it all together is thinner than the price action suggests.
about 15 hours ago
Two public companies dropped $182.7 million on bitcoin Monday, three weeks after the worst year in treasury-company history. The numbers say the model isn't broken, it's separating into survivors and spectators.
about 16 hours ago
Ondo now lets approved institutions mint and redeem tokenized US stocks and ETFs on Solana by delivering the actual shares instead of cash. It's the ETF creation unit rebuilt on a blockchain, and it quietly deletes the most expensive step in the process.
about 16 hours ago
Two compromised keys, one receiving wallet, and a signed message that trusted the caller a little too much. The Sept. 19 bridge attack cost roughly $1.55 million in FET, but the 408.5 million NTX created 29 minutes later is the number that actually matters for anyone holding the ASI stack.