As the landscape of digital currencies evolves, advisors must reassess crucial due diligence questions regarding cash management, regulatory assumptions, and AI's role in crypto transactions.
The Ethereum Foundation finds itself at the forefront of crypto's cultural debate once again, facing scrutiny over its relevance in a rapidly evolving blockchain landscape amid high-profile departures and criticism.
XRP Ledger's new proposal effectively prevents flash loan attacks, which have cost DeFi platforms millions, due to its unique transaction architecture that makes such exploits structurally impossible.
ICE CEO Jeffrey Sprecher claims that the decentralized platform Hyperliquid is surpassing NASDAQ in trading activity, highlighting its impact on the crypto market and regulatory landscape.
Bitcoin ETFs have faced an unprecedented selloff totaling $3.4 billion, marking the longest redemption streak as AI stocks continue to rise. Investor interest in AI and semiconductor stocks has led to significant outflows from bitcoin funds.
Apyx's apxUSD stablecoin briefly dipped to 93 cents amid bitcoin's decline, with the protocol asserting that such volatility is an expected feature rather than a bug.
Stellar (XLM) has been selected by DTCC as the first public blockchain for its forthcoming tokenized securities settlement platform, marking a significant collaboration in the financial sector. This partnership aims to enhance the management and issuance of tokenized assets while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
Rep. French Hill, chair of the House Financial Services Committee, discussed the committee's focus on tokenization and its implications for cryptocurrency legislation in a recent interview with Decryptnews.
As the landscape of digital currencies evolves, advisors must reassess crucial due diligence questions regarding cash management, regulatory assumptions, and AI's role in crypto transactions.
Arthur Hayes exits his position in Hyperliquid's HYPE token, causing a 10% drop despite his earlier $150 price target. The move has drawn criticism from traders, citing macroeconomic factors as the reason behind the profit-taking.
Trace Mayer argues that Bitcoin's decreasing volatility signifies its institutional maturity rather than weakness, as the digital asset attracts more significant investments and stabilizes in the market.
Digital asset funds have experienced their second-largest outflow of 2026, totaling $1.67 billion, while XRP and HYPE attract new investments amidst a broader market pullback.
Polymarket has ruled No for May and Yes for June after a vote by UMA token holders regarding Strategy's recent bitcoin sale, leading to a significant dispute among bettors.
Strategy's recent sale of 32 bitcoin has sparked debate among analysts regarding its implications for the company's long-term accumulation strategy, with opinions varying on whether this marks a shift in approach.
Strategy's recent $2.5 million bitcoin sale highlights its transformation from a leveraged holder to a complex financial entity, raising questions about future sales in its evolving operational model.
Bitwise is betting on Hyperliquid as demand for HYPE ETFs surges, positioning the platform as a potential cornerstone of future finance. With strong investor interest and a strategic approach to tokenomics, Bitwise sees significant growth potential despite regulatory challenges.
The CFTC has praised 24/7 trading for the crypto sector while cautioning that such hours may not be suitable for traditional markets. The advisory reflects a growing divide between established firms and new digital entrants.
JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon has escalated his criticism of Coinbase's Brian Armstrong, warning that the CLARITY Act could fail without addressing banks' concerns over stablecoin regulations. The clash over stablecoin rewards is becoming a significant barrier to legislative progress.
Major losses continue for BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP ETFs, with a staggering $4.4 billion in outflows over the past 13 days, while Hyperliquid's HYPE ETFs remain a rare bright spot amid the downturn.
Michael Saylor argues that the recent decline in bitcoin is due to a capital shift towards AI investments, countering bearish claims that the cryptocurrency is fundamentally flawed.