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Infosys Partners with Chainlink for Institutional Crypto
Infosys has officially partnered with Chainlink to bring institutional-grade onchain finance to global markets. The collaboration will leverage Chainlink’s oracle tools to boost transparency, compliance, and interoperability across blockchain networks and traditional finance.
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Strategy and Strive Buy $182.7M in Bitcoin: BTC Tops $86K
Strategy and Strive purchased $182.7 million worth of Bitcoin as BTC surged past $86,000, reinforcing growing institutional confidence. The move highlights a broader trend of corporate treasuries treating Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset.
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $1B Inflow: What It Means for Crypto
Spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed nearly $1 billion in a single day, the largest daily inflow in 11 months. The surge signals renewed institutional confidence and growing demand for BTC across traditional finance.
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ECB Proposes Scrapping MiCA Stablecoin Reserve Rule
The European Central Bank has proposed replacing MiCA’s strict stablecoin reserve rule with a more flexible, liquidity-focused framework. The change could reshape how stablecoins operate in the EU and influence global crypto regulation.
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Vitalik Buterin Backs Trueo: Ethereum’s New Prediction Market
Vitalik Buterin has endorsed Trueo, a new prediction market launching on the Ethereum blockchain. Discover why this matters and how decentralized prediction markets are reshaping the crypto landscape.
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Bitwise XRP ETF Filing: What the Latest SEC Update Means
Bitwise has filed a post-effective amendment updating its XRP ETF trust prospectus with the SEC. The filing registers no new shares and is not an approval, but it signals continued progress toward a potential XRP ETF launch.
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Ethena USDe Depeg: Why It Crashed to $0.92 on Binance
Ethena’s USDe briefly crashed to $0.92 on Binance before snapping back near $1, reviving concerns about synthetic stablecoin depeg risk. Here’s what happened and what holders should know.
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Apple and Google Hire Stablecoin Experts: What It Means
Apple and Google are hiring stablecoin and blockchain specialists for their payments divisions, signaling a major move into crypto-powered finance. The hiring spree suggests both tech giants are preparing to integrate stablecoins and tokenized deposits into their mainstream products.