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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.
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Goldman Sachs Moves $100B Treasury Fund Into Crypto: What It Means
Goldman Sachs has brought a $100 billion Treasury fund into crypto’s institutional infrastructure, marking a major milestone in the convergence of Wall Street and digital assets. This move signals growing mainstream adoption and could reshape how traditional capital interacts with blockchain technology.
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BitMine Surpasses 6 Million ETH: What Tom Lee’s Move Means
Tom Lee’s BitMine has surpassed 6 million ETH in holdings, signaling strong institutional confidence in Ethereum. Here’s what this massive accumulation means for crypto markets and what retail investors can learn from it.
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Bitwise NEAR Price Prediction: $155 by 2030 and ETF Outlook
Bitwise has published a bold 39-page report projecting NEAR Protocol at $155 by 2030, with a max case of $563. The same week, the firm filed final paperwork for a spot NEAR ETF. Here’s what investors need to know.
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Hester Peirce Reflects on SEC Exit: What’s Next for Crypto?
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, known as ‘Crypto Mom,’ is leaving the agency after nearly a decade. She reflects on unfinished crypto regulation goals and what her departure could mean for the industry’s future in the U.S.
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Compound Foundation Faces DAO Misappropriation Accusations
The Compound Foundation is facing serious misappropriation accusations after a delegate alleged that 8.42 million DAI in reserves were secretly converted into COMP tokens. The controversy echoes recent Aave DAO drama and raises urgent questions about governance transparency across DeFi.
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Tether Sanctions Probe: Senate Exposes Iran’s Stablecoin Use
A U.S. Senate probe reveals that Iran’s regime has used billions in Tether’s USDT stablecoin to bypass sanctions. The findings could trigger stricter global rules for stablecoin issuers and reshape crypto oversight.
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MiCA Regulation: ESMA Shifts Focus to Crypto Supervision
ESMA chair Verena Ross has announced that MiCA’s focus is shifting from rulemaking to supervision. The European regulator will now prioritize CASP resilience, outsourcing risks, and harmonized reporting across the EU.