Bitwise is cutting 14% of staff as the post-launch crypto-ETF slump hits issuers. The reset marks the first major contraction since spot ETFs went live in
SEC’s Friday vote on Regulation Crypto offers a CLARITY Act alternative. How the proposal could reshape spot ETFs, custody, and US digital-asset oversight.
Goldman Sachs acquires Neos Investments for up to $2.25B, adding $30B in assets including crypto-linked funds to challenge BlackRock in the ETF market.
Goldman Sachs Buys Neos Investments to Expand Crypto ETF Reach Read More »
SEC launches a formal 60-day public comment period to reconsider how novel ETFs, including crypto-asset products, are regulated under new rules.
SEC Opens 60-Day Comment Period to Rewrite Rules for Novel ETFs Read More »
OSL Group is among the first licensed distributors of the HKDAP, Hong Kong’s first HKMA-cleared HKD-pegged stablecoin issued by Anchorpoint Financial.
HKDAP Debuts in Hong Kong as First HKMA-Cleared Dollar Stablecoin Read More »
Decta will use USDC for internal treasury settlement through OpenPayd’s MiCA-authorised infrastructure, a proprietary back-end flow, executives say.
Decta adopts USDC for back-end treasury settlement through OpenPayd Read More »
CLARITY Act vote slips to September as Senate breaks for recess; ethics dispute over Trump family crypto stakes stalls the digital asset framework.
CLARITY Act Vote Slips to September as Crypto Ethics Fight Stalls Senate Read More »
EU begins formal MiCA review of stablecoin rules for non-EU issuers, focusing on multi-issuer gaps and cross-border reserve coordination.
EU Moves Toward Formal MiCA Stablecoin Review Amid Multi-Issuer Gaps Read More »
The International Monetary Fund says domestic stablecoins meant to defend national currencies could end up doing the opposite, smoothing the path from local money into digital dollars rather than slowing it down. Crypto.news reported on Aug. 9 that First Deputy Managing Director Dan Katz sketched out that possibility during an Aug. 7 speech at the
The IMF Says Local Stablecoins Could Make Dollarization Easier, Not Harder Read More »
Brazil’s central bank has ordered cryptocurrency exchanges operating in the country to delay large cross-border transfers as part of a new anti-fraud control, according to reporting from CoinDesk on August 7. The measure targets transfers exceeding $10,000 and is described as a temporary hold rather than an asset freeze. The directive is the latest move
