Virtune has listed its existing Hyperliquid ETP in Warsaw, giving Polish investors HYPE exposure through a PLN-traded security without requiring a crypto wallet.
XRP Ledger now works with the Machine Payments Protocol, giving AI agents a way to buy online services with XRP and, for single charges, RLUSD.
Bitcoin’s onchain structure is moving away from conditions associated with a bear market, but price still needs to defend $71,300 and absorb break-even selling near $79,800.
Zcash came within a few dollars of $1,400 before easing to around $1,350. The pullback leaves the token below a key ceiling, but the daily session is not over and the broader uptrend remains intact.
The SEC and CFTC move ahead with crypto rules after CLARITY fails, while comprehensive spot-market oversight still requires Congress.
The Federal Reserve unanimously raised its target range by 25 basis points to 3.75%-4.00%, while officials’ projections pointed to one more increase before year-end.
The House Ways and Means Committee has approved legislation that would eliminate a separate gain-or-loss calculation when crypto is used to pay qualifying fees of $10 or less.
Solana is testing the lower edge of a descending daily channel near $95, while the Fed decision, leveraged positioning and ETF flows shape whether support survives.
Payward plans to give approved U.S. clients access to regulated perpetual-futures markets running on Hyperliquid, combining public-blockchain execution with identity checks and CFTC-regulated clearing.
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.
Zcash coinholders backed a plan for 25-second blocks while preserving the network’s existing halving schedule, but the advisory result does not alter the mainnet rules yet.
The House Financial Services Committee will examine legislation that could turn the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve from a presidential policy into a statutory program.



