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Revolut has acquired a MiCA license from Cyprus which allows it to offer regulated crypto services throughout Europe, launching its new Crypto 2.0 platform with numerous features.
Venture capital giant Andreessen Horowitz aims to raise $10 billion focused on AI and defense, deliberately excluding crypto from its plans, despite a bullish view on decentralization.
Catch up on significant happenings in the crypto market, including regulatory updates and trends affecting major cryptocurrencies.
Kraken's co-CEO, Dave Ripley, responds to criticisms regarding stablecoin yields, emphasizing consumer choice and the competitive landscape against traditional banks.
Veteran trader Peter Brandt highlights that Bitcoin's price chart resembles the volatile soybean market of the 1970s, indicating potential declines ahead.
Crypto trade association in the UK emphasizes the need for stablecoin regulations that align with the US to enhance confidence in digital assets.
Coinbase acquires Echo, a crowdfunding platform, aiming to enhance community fundraising efforts.
Malta's Finance Minister supports rejecting a Binance charity donation due to reputation issues, igniting political debate.
An $11 billion Bitcoin investor has opened a significant short position, betting on further declines in Bitcoin's value following substantial profits from a market crash.
Utilize Grok 4 to transform market hype into informed investment signals through sentiment analysis and on-chain data verification.
XRP has shown resilience after previous drops, emerging as a top performer as whale accounts reach a historic high.
Bitcoin has seen a remarkable increase, exceeding $111,000 as favorable economic conditions hint at substantial growth.
Jack Dorsey's assertion that Bitcoin is distinct from cryptocurrencies has sparked discussions within the crypto community.
BlackRock's new iShares Bitcoin ETP makes its debut on the London Stock Exchange as UK regulators relax rules on crypto investment products.
Japan's Financial Services Agency is exploring reforms that would allow banks to hold cryptocurrencies and provide trading services.
Ant Group and JD.com have halted their efforts to develop stablecoins in Hong Kong due to worries raised by Beijing authorities regarding private digital currency issuance.
Michael Saylor indicates that Strategy might acquire more Bitcoin, even as corporate Bitcoin treasuries experience significant challenges due to declining asset values.
Japan's Financial Services Agency is contemplating regulatory reforms to permit banks to hold digital currencies like Bitcoin.
Ant Group and JD.com pause their plans to issue stablecoins in Hong Kong after the People's Bank of China expresses regulatory concerns over private digital currencies.
Michael Saylor suggests his firm may acquire more Bitcoin despite falling net asset values (NAV) affecting corporate treasuries.
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