Payward plans to give approved U.S. clients access to regulated perpetual-futures markets running on Hyperliquid, combining public-blockchain execution with identity checks and CFTC-regulated clearing.
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The House Financial Services Committee will examine legislation that could turn the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve from a presidential policy into a statutory program.
A BIS study using 100 billion stored data points from Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tron shows that widely cited crypto metrics can change materially depending on how they are calculated.
Solana has raised the maximum amount of data a single transaction can carry, giving complex applications more room for proofs, signatures and connected instructions within one operation.
Staking can give crypto ETFs another source of return, but it also creates a timing mismatch. ETF shares can trade throughout the day, while the tokens producing staking rewards may not be immediately available when a fund faces large redemptions.
BNB Chain’s reported RWA growth points to stronger issuer distribution, but it does not show whether tokenized assets are generating lasting onchain activity.
Solana’s sharp recovery has compressed into a declining range, creating a bull-flag setup whose credibility now depends on $98 support and a clean move through $110.
U.S. inflation met headline forecasts in August, but a faster core reading clouds the Federal Reserve outlook following Thursday’s firmer producer-price report and shifts crypto’s focus to rate expectations.
Crypto wealth can be visible onchain and still fail a traditional source-of-wealth review because transaction history does not automatically prove who originally controlled the money.
Solana is gaining ground in tokenized assets and automated payments, but its tokenized-stock trading and validator infrastructure remain concentrated among a small number of providers and locations.
After a year of delays, the most closely watched crypto bill in Washington is one vote away from stalling until 2027.
Charles Hoskinson is one of the few crypto founders who will name a number when asked what he is worth, and one of the few whose number nobody can verify.