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Standard Chartered has moved to absorb Zodia Custody's regulated crypto operations directly into the bank while spinning out a separate infrastructure business, Zodia Solutions, under SC Ventures, a restructuring that ...
The SEC spent years trying to isolate Binance from institutional legitimacy. Then BlackRock put its tokenized treasury fund on BNB Chain, and Wall Street followed. The agency's enforcement-first strategy ...
The Bitcoin Float, the portion of Bitcoin actively available for trading, is becoming increasingly constrained as long-term holders, institutional buyers, sovereign funds, ETFs, and whales continue absorbing coins faster than ...
The U.S. Senate Banking Committee voted 15–9 on May 14, 2026, to advance the CLARITY Act, signaling what lawmakers and market participants describe as a decisive challenge to years of ...
Dartmouth College, home to one of the largest university endowments in the United States, has added a Solana staking ETF to its crypto holdings, SEC filings show, a move that ...
BNY, the world's largest custodian bank with nearly $59 trillion in assets under custody, expanded its digital asset operations into Abu Dhabi this week through partnerships with Finstreet and ADI ...
The ETF era is changing what Bitcoin actually is, not technically, but structurally. For most of its existence, Bitcoin moved on retail momentum, crypto-native narratives, and internal market cycles. That ...
BNY Mellon is preparing to launch cryptocurrency custody services in Abu Dhabi covering Bitcoin and Ethereum, according to reports, in a move that would bring one of the world's largest ...
Warren Buffett has spent decades ignoring crypto. But the strategy he built his fortune on, buying undervalued assets and holding through volatility, is quietly becoming the dominant playbook among the ...
A Nigerian freelancer receiving USDC was supposed to be the end of Western Union. No correspondent banks. No three-day delays. No 6% spread extracted at the point of desperation. ...