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Tokenized Stocks Surge: $20.9B DEX Volume Unpacked
Tokenized stocks generated $20.9 billion in DEX volume over the past month, with Uniswap handling $12.6 billion of that activity. The surge signals a major shift as DeFi infrastructure becomes a serious venue for trading traditional equities.
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MiCA Regulation: ESMA New Crypto Priorities Explained
ESMA is shifting its focus from designing MiCA rules to enforcing them. Chair Verena Ross has outlined new priorities around supervision, convergence, and risk monitoring as the framework becomes central to Europe’s 2027 regulatory agenda.
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Goldman Sachs Moves $100B Treasury Fund to Avalanche
Goldman Sachs is bringing its $100 billion Treasury fund to the Avalanche blockchain through a partnership with Lynq. This landmark move signals growing institutional confidence in DeFi and tokenization.
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Bitget Reopens Withdrawals After $388M Hack
Crypto exchange Bitget has resumed withdrawals following a massive $388 million hack. Discover what happened, how the exchange responded, and what users can learn about securing their digital assets.
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Blockchain.com Files for IPO: What It Means for Crypto
Blockchain.com has confidentially filed an S-1 with the SEC, signaling its intent to go public in a multi-billion dollar IPO. The move could reshape crypto valuations, boost institutional confidence, and accelerate tokenized securities adoption across the industry.
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Binance Halts Base Withdrawals: What Users Must Know
Binance has announced a temporary suspension of deposits and withdrawals on Coinbase’s Layer-2 network Base. Here’s why it happens, when to expect it, and what users should do to prepare.
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Avalanche Leads Tokenized Stocks With $131M Inflows
Avalanche has overtaken all blockchain networks in tokenized stock inflows, reaching $131 million. This milestone signals growing institutional confidence in blockchain-based finance and intensifying competition among crypto networks.
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Bybit Now Accepts Tokenized Funds as Crypto Collateral
Bybit is now accepting Franklin Templeton’s tokenized money market fund shares as collateral for stablecoin credit lines, letting institutions trade without giving up custody. The move highlights growing institutional adoption of tokenized real-world assets.