Cboe BZX has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to approve two funds targeting three times the daily performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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Hyperliquid's pullback is reaching the part of the chart that has kept its broader uptrend alive.
Strategy and Metaplanet survived MSCI's attempt to create a special index rule for digital asset treasury companies earlier this year. A broader replacement now puts both on the wrong side of the proposed eligibility test.
Bitwise is exploring a tokenized version of its Solana staking ETF, but the first version would look very different from the freely transferable assets normally associated with public blockchains.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has canceled the August 14 meeting where commissioners were expected to consider Paul Atkins' long-awaited Reg Crypto proposal, pushing back the first formal step toward a new framework for certain crypto offerings.
Tether has completed its first full financial statement audit, ending one of the longest-running transparency questions around the world's largest stablecoin issuer.
Switzerland's largest bank, UBS, expanded its exposure to BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF in the second quarter, but the biggest change was not in the ETF shares themselves.
ASTER has barely moved out of its late-July range, with buyers defending the lower side while repeated attempts to break higher continue to fail.
Brazil-listed Bitcoin treasury firm OranjeBTC is preparing an ETF for B3 with an unusually concentrated portfolio: 95% in Strategy's STRC preferred stock and just 5% in Strive's SATA.
The biggest crypto applications are now collecting fees at a scale that is difficult to dismiss as experimental. But a protocol making money and its token capturing that value are two different things.
Goldman Sachs has agreed to acquire NEOS Investments for up to $2.25 billion, adding roughly $30 billion across 19 ETFs to its growing asset-management business.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency says companies engaged in lawful digital-asset activities should be able to pursue national bank charters, putting crypto firms directly inside Washington’s broader push to revive new-bank formation.