Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest spent two sessions adding Coinbase and Circle while selling Bullish, tilting its crypto holdings toward USDC reserve income days before Circle reports quarterly results.

Hyperliquid says Kraken parent Payward intends to become the first CFTC-regulated firm to run its own US perpetual futures market on the decentralized exchange, pending regulatory approval.

SoFi now pays 4.40% APY on a tokenized bank deposit for crypto users, but interest and FDIC insurance end once the money converts into SoFi’s stablecoin.

MoneyGram’s redesigned app, launched October 19, lets US senders pay app users in Colombia and El Salvador, so money can stay in the app rather than be collected as cash.

Deutsche Bank expects to launch crypto custody in Germany within weeks, giving eligible institutions and companies a bank-managed way to hold selected digital assets and approve transfers.

Strategy is asking common shareholders to approve daily dividend entitlement for four preferred stocks, an operational change designed to reduce timing friction rather than raise their stated payouts.

Deutsche Bank plans to launch crypto custody for European institutional and corporate clients this year, giving them bank-managed wallets without turning the service into a crypto exchange.

Hyperliquid is testing an optional way for individual perpetual markets to admit approved wallets only, while leaving the protocol’s existing open markets unchanged.

Ripple and SettleMint are targeting the years of custody, approvals, payments and recordkeeping that follow its issuance.

Pump’s full platform collected more fees than Hyperliquid in the latest snapshot, yet Hyperliquid sent more revenue into a HYPE buy-and-burn loop that directly shapes its token economics.

Binance has launched Agent OS, an integration layer that allows developers to connect AI applications to its exchange services. The important boundary sits inside the user’s account: the permissions chosen there determine what an agent can see, trade and control.

Hyperscale Data sold approximately 686 BTC for $43.4 million in August and used part of the proceeds to repay all outstanding loans on the Morpho decentralized-finance protocol.