The first U.S.-listed staked TRON ETF is set to begin trading under TRXS, combining direct token exposure with rewards and a 14-day liquidity constraint for investors.
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Irish crime groups are reportedly using private vaults to conceal cash, crypto wallet credentials and luxury goods, bringing a physical-custody problem into cryptocurrency investigations.
Arbitrum is considering permanent program bans for three grant recipients, turning a dispute over past token distributions into a test of how DAO accountability can work.
Full Sail is winding down after an oracle incident affected three automated vaults, leaving users to wait for proof that its repayment promise can cover their claims.
G20 finance ministers and central bank governors have linked digital-asset regulation and cross-border stablecoin work to a wider effort to modernize global payments.
Binance has added more than 1,000 US stock options, but the contracts come with an exercise cutoff that matters more than the size of the product menu.
Russia’s new cryptocurrency-market framework is now active, but its September 1 start does not mean regulated exchanges, custody services and controls arrived nationwide at once.
Crypto trading generated Robinhood Chain’s first $25 billion in DEX volume. Stock Tokens now need their own market makers, deeper liquidity and repeat demand from investors.
BitGo has acquired NYDIG’s institutional trading business, adding derivatives, financing, structured products and capital markets services to its custody and settlement infrastructure.
Bitcoin’s quantum-security work took two visible steps on August 26. StarkWare published a mined Bitcoin transaction built with its Quantum-Safe Bitcoin method, known as QSB. A team including Blockstream researcher Jonas Nick released a detailed SHRINCS specification, giving developers a hash-based signature scheme to examine.
Bitcoin remained near $79,000 as most major altcoins retreated. Several of the week’s strongest performers recorded the largest daily losses and kept much of their recent rise.
The U.S. has expanded its ability to target businesses connected to Iran’s digital-asset economy. The move gives OFAC a route to pursue the overseas services that can turn crypto into usable payments, liquidity, and trade settlement.