SEC delays decisions on BlackRock Ethereum staking and Franklin’s Solana and XRP ETF applications – new deadlines set for November.
Sparkassen, KBC, and other banks will soon offer Bitcoin & Ethereum directly in online banking – crypto is becoming a standard product in Europe.
Robinhood launches ETH & SOL staking in the U.S., tokenized stocks via Arbitrum in Europe – a strategic move into the crypto business.
Dinari becomes the first US company to receive SEC broker-dealer license for tokenized stocks – dShares soon available for US platforms.
Crypto markets react to wars, sanctions, and policy shocks-but sector-specific factors like halving and ETFs still drive long-term value.
More and more US states are setting up Bitcoin reserves – New Hampshire, Arizona, and Texas introduce reserve funds, nationwide trend grows.
Wyden provides infrastructure for crypto trading at Garanti BBVA Kripto – partnership strengthens digital offering for Turkish retail customers.
What happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
BlackRock explores ETF tokenization after Bitcoin breakthrough to offer real asset funds via blockchain.
On Solana, two platforms have emerged as the key players tackling DeFi’s challenges: Raydium and Jupiter.
