A token can be sold without having a clear route through the rest of the financial system but it buyer may still face unanswered questions about custody, trading venues, ownership records and settlement.
FASB’s proposal could let some stablecoins count as cash equivalents, but corporate holders may lack direct issuer redemption rights.
A $626 investment can now begin in Toyota Wallet, the app better known for payments, car financing and mobility services. Toyota Finance has opened applications for a roughly $6.26 million, one-year security-token bond that uses BOOSTRY’s ibet for Fin blockchain network.
Citi plans to launch digital-asset custody later in 2026, beginning with Bitcoin. Through Custody+, the bank says clients will be able to hold BTC within the same custody framework used for traditional securities.
Cash App is opening a new route into crypto for eligible U.S. customers. They will be able to use their Cash App balance to buy assets offered by MoonPay, including ether, solana, XRP and USDT.
China’s central bank has added eight lenders to its digital-yuan network, raising the number of authorised e-CNY operators to 30. The number matters, but the mix of banks matters more.
Kraken has brought more than 7,000 US-listed stocks to eligible customers in the European Economic Area. The launch puts conventional equities in the same account as crypto and tokenized stocks, giving users a choice that previously required separate platforms.
Jeonbuk Bank will deploy Ripple Payments for business remittances, becoming Korea’s first regional lender to offer the company’s 24/7 cross-border settlement service.
Federal prosecutors say Edward Zimbardi was deported from Fiji to face charges tied to The Crypto Program, which allegedly drew more than $165 million from investors.
HYPE has rebounded into a tight daily-chart zone where the two moving averages and the rising channel’s upper boundary sit just above the price today.
Aave is considering ending the public bug bounty for its Aptos deployment. The request is separate from, but connected to, plans for the lending market.
BitMart founder Sheldon Lee says its Chinese-language X account was compromised, but his public responses leave unanswered questions about individual withdrawal requests during the exchange’s wind-down.



