For years, financial technology firms and crypto issuers have argued that digital assets could replicate - and improve - the functions of traditional banking. Now institutions are responding with a strategy that does not reject blockchain, but absorbs it.
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) just pulled the last regulatory guardrail off Bitcoin and Ether ETF options trading.
India's largest crypto exchange is at the center of a legal storm. CoinDCX co-founders Sumit Gupta and Neeraj Khandelwal were apprehended by Thane Police in Bengaluru in March 2026 and remanded to custody until March 23.
A handful of coins cut through the broader market noise and dominated social feeds, search volume, and trader discussion across platforms.
A Bitcoin-native credit market launching as difficulty hits its sharpest drop since February creates an unusually well-timed window for miners looking to expand. Meanwhile, Bitcoin itself is finding its footing around $70,700 after a punishing slide from $76,000.
Grayscale Investments filed an S-1 registration statement with the SEC on March 20 for a spot ETF tied to HYPE, the native token of the Hyperliquid network.
After months of stalled negotiations, Washington's long-awaited stablecoin legislation has a working compromise.
Most major digital assets closed the week in positive territory, but collapsing trading volumes and a sharp fade from mid-week highs suggest the rally is running on fumes rather than conviction.
Ethereum is flashing a familiar warning sign. The same technical setup that preceded a 40% collapse last November is back - and traders are watching $2,000 like a hawk.
Ondo Finance has added more than 60 tokenized stocks and ETFs to its Global Markets platform, bringing total listings past 250 assets.
The FTX Recovery Trust confirmed on March 18, 2026, that its fourth major creditor distribution - roughly $2.2 billion - will begin on March 31.
The Bank of Korea's second phase of Project Hangang is no longer a controlled experiment. Launched in March 2026, the expanded pilot now includes nine commercial banks - Kyongnam Bank and iM Bank joining the original seven - operating a system where the central bank issues wholesale CBDC to lenders, which then distribute deposit tokens directly to consumers.
