Velocity has raised $38 million in Series A funding to expand infrastructure connecting stablecoin networks with banking, custody, treasury, and settlement systems.
Binance.US is rebuilding after a two-year regulatory slowdown, targeting a return to 20% of the U.S. crypto exchange market through ultra-low fees, deeper liquidity, and an expanded product lineup.
Japan’s dominant security token platform, Progmat, migrated roughly $2.7 billion in tokenized assets to a dedicated Avalanche Layer-1 network. The move brings the country’s largest institutional tokenization platform onto public blockchain infrastructure.
BitMine Immersion Technologies added 27,801 ETH during the past week, bringing its Ethereum holdings to 5.77 million tokens, or roughly 4.8% of the total supply.
Robinhood Chain has rapidly climbed the decentralized exchange rankings, reaching about $877.6 million in daily volume and surpassing Ethereum, Base, and BNB Chain during its strongest session.
The SEC has formally added clear, compliance-driven crypto rules to its 2026 agenda, aiming to establish safe harbors and onshore market structures.
Seeking to tighten the economic design of its utility token, peer-to-peer giant BitTorrent has announced a structural shifts in its network economy.
Following the hard cutoff of the European Union’s MiCA transitional window, Ripple has finalized its continental regulatory architecture.
While Dubai cements its position as a leading global hub by hitting a milestone 50 licensed crypto firms, Taiwan’s legislature has passed its first major framework to regulate stablecoins and virtual assets.
According to official federal ethics filings, a surge in memecoin royalties and decentralized token distributions pushed Donald Trump’s crypto earnings past $1.4 billion last year, vastly outearning his commercial real estate empire.
The FCA has dropped its ultimate regulatory framework for digital assets, initiating a strict countdown that mandates sweeping new licensing, capital stress-testing, and rigorous anti-market manipulation standards.
Ether slid to a yearly low of $1,510. The crash pushed ETH’s market cap below USDt’s steady $186 billion pool, highlighting an aggressive shift toward capital preservation.
As Apple price hikes and a South Korean chip market crash drag global risk assets down, major altcoins are posting steep weekly losses while Bitcoin fights to hold critical support within the $50,000 to $60,000 accumulation zone.
Classified under Japan’s rigorous Payment Services Act as a Type 4 electronic payment instrument, RLUSD is now live for institutional and retail traders. The launch marks a critical step forward for yen-to-dollar on-chain liquidity in Asia.
As leveraged traders aggressively flush out of long positions, HYPE faces a decisive trend test between $50 and $54. On-chain data indicates selling exhaustion is setting in, but can spot buyers pick up the slack to target triple digits later this year?