UK FCA plans to ease some regulations for crypto companies to foster innovation and growth.
Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH
Bitcoin once again defends the 100.000 USD mark despite conflict in the Middle East, while Ethereum and altcoins weaken.
Last week, the Swiss crypto exchange Swissborg reported a hack of its external staking provider Kiln involving 41 million USD in Solana.
DBS and Franklin Templeton launch trading and lending solutions with tokenized funds and Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin.
Binance negotiates with DOJ to end external compliance monitor from 2023 settlement – more flexibility possible.
Under the umbrella of the Swiss Bankers Association (SBA), PostFinance, Sygnum Bank and UBS tested a “deposit token”.
Tether launches USAT, a new US stablecoin, compliant with the GENIUS Act – issuance via Anchorage, reserves via Cantor Fitzgerald.
BlackRock explores ETF tokenization after Bitcoin breakthrough to offer real asset funds via blockchain.
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21Shares launches first dYdX ETP in Europe, giving institutional investors regulated access to DeFi derivatives.
SEC delays decisions on BlackRock Ethereum staking and Franklin’s Solana and XRP ETF applications – new deadlines set for November.
India hesitates on full crypto regulation – government warns of systemic risks and focuses on limited oversight
Kraken brings tokenized US stocks to Europe. After the launch in Switzerland, the expansion now extends to the entire EU.
White House adviser Patrick Witt makes the Market Structure Bill a top priority for clear US crypto rules.
Hackers disguise malware in npm packages via Ethereum smart contracts – new supply chain attacks threaten developers.
Nasdaq plans to trade tokenized securities from 2026 – a milestone for the fusion of Wall Street and blockchain.