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The crypto landscape witnesses a significant shift as Base and Coinbase move towards 1:1 tokenized stocks, with Robinhood setting a precedent in the market.
In a candid revelation, a prominent figure from Ripple shares his reflections on missed opportunities in the crypto market, particularly with XRP and Ethereum.
As cryptocurrencies operate around the clock, the London Stock Exchange is exploring the possibility of overnight trading to adapt to the evolving financial landscape.
Bitcoin has reached a notable two-week peak of nearly $65,500, buoyed by an upswing in the semiconductor market.
The ongoing tenure of Patrick Witt at the White House signals a renewed push for the CLARITY Act, aiming to provide regulatory clarity in the crypto space.
The co-founders of Celsius Network are set to pay $6.5 million to resolve allegations of fraud by the Federal Trade Commission, marking a significant step in the ongoing fallout from the company’s collapse.
Polymarket has initiated a thorough investigation into potential insider trading, referring nearly 100 wallets in connection with $200 million in questionable transactions.
HashKey is making significant strides in the South Korean market by collaborating with Kbank and BPMG to facilitate stablecoin payments, marking a pivotal shift in the region’s cryptocurrency landscape.
Anchorpoint, in collaboration with Standard Chartered, is set to launch its HKDAP stablecoin, promising to enhance the digital currency landscape in Hong Kong.
Nebius Group’s stock dropped significantly despite securing a $775 million GPU-backed financing facility, raising questions about its long-term funding strategy in the AI sector.