Franklin Templeton announced Tuesday it has agreed to acquire 250 Digital, a liquid cryptocurrency investment manager spun off from venture firm CoinFund.
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March 2026 was not a quiet month for TRON. Between a landmark SEC settlement, a federally chartered bank opening its doors to TRX, and now a fresh enterprise integration with Zero Hash, the network is executing a deliberate push into regulated financial territory. The pieces moved fast this month - and they moved in one direction.
A quiet regulatory reversal from the Department of Labor could reshape how millions of Americans invest for retirement - and Wall Street is paying close attention.
Two Republican senators have introduced a bill that aims to bring Bitcoin mining back to American soil, reducing dependence on Chinese-made hardware and formalizing the nation's cryptocurrency infrastructure as a strategic national asset.
The Midnight network is officially live: After years of development under Input Output, the blockchain project founded by Charles Hoskinson has crossed its genesis block - a milestone the foundation is billing as the arrival of so-called fourth-generation blockchain technology.
A US dollar-backed stablecoin has cleared one of the most significant regulatory hurdles in digital finance - not in New York, not in Brussels, but in Abu Dhabi.
The Lido DAO is in the middle of a governance vote that could send 10,000 stETH - worth somewhere between $20 and $21 million at current prices - into the open market to buy back its own token.
Pi Network has given node operators a firm deadline: upgrade to Protocol 21.2 by April 6, 2026, or be disconnected from the network.
The organization behind Worldcoin - now operating under the World Network banner - quietly offloaded $65 million worth of WLD tokens last week through a series of over-the-counter transactions
On March 30, 2026, BNP Paribas begins offering six Exchange-Traded Notes linked to Bitcoin and Ethereum - the first time the institution has given retail clients direct, regulated access to digital asset performance through standard securities accounts.
The crypto market had a rough week. After months of choppy trading, Bitcoin slipped below the $87,000 mark earlier this week - a level many traders were watching closely as short-term support.
The U.S. government's patience with Chinese crypto hardware on American soil is running thin - and Bitmain Technologies is now squarely in the crosshairs.