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Why Every Crypto Exchange Will Need Public Blockchain Infrastructure
Jake Chervinsky, CEO of the Hyperliquid Policy Center, says every crypto exchange will need to adopt public blockchain infrastructure to compete. He also expects onchain markets to enter the U.S. regulatory perimeter soon, reshaping the future of digital asset trading.
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US Government Moves $165M in Bitcoin to Coinbase Prime
The US government transferred $165 million in crypto assets, including 1,583.8 BTC, to Coinbase Prime within 24 hours. While no sale has been confirmed, the move has sparked market speculation about potential selling pressure and institutional crypto engagement.
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Ripple Enters Wall Street’s Leveraged ETFs Market: What It Means for XRP
Ripple is now offering swap financing for leveraged ETFs, stepping into a Wall Street business long dominated by major banks. This strategic move positions Ripple as a serious institutional player and could have significant implications for XRP’s future and broader crypto adoption.
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Crypto ETFs Beyond BTC and ETH: Grayscale’s New Market Phase
Grayscale says the crypto ETF market is entering a new phase as the Zcash ETF crosses $1 billion. Updated SEC listing standards now cover about 15 tokens, letting issuers launch altcoin ETFs beyond bitcoin and ether.
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Crypto Bunker Mode: Why Vitalik Buterin Is Warning Users to Move Funds Now
Vitalik Buterin and Ethereum researchers are urging crypto users to enter ‘bunker mode’ and migrate funds to fresh addresses, warning that rapid AI advances could threaten wallet security within months, even before quantum computers do.
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Samsung Wallet Adds USDC on Solana for 82M Galaxy Users
Imagine sending digital dollars to a friend overseas as easily as sending a text message. That future just got a lot closer. Starting late October, Samsung Wallet will allow users to send USDC stablecoins through the Solana blockchain directly from their Galaxy devices — no separate crypto app required. This is a massive step for…
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US 10-Year Yield Hits 5.35%: Gold, Silver, Bitcoin Drop
The US 10-year Treasury yield has surged past 5.35% for the first time since 2002, sending gold below $4,100, silver under $60, and Bitcoin under $84,000. Here’s why rising bond yields are pressuring every major asset class — including crypto.
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South Africa: FNB Bank Opens Crypto Trading to 9 Million Clients
South Africa’s First National Bank (FNB) has launched crypto trading for nearly 9 million customers through its mobile app, in partnership with local exchange Valr. Users can buy and sell Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and USDT starting from just 10 rand, though withdrawals to private wallets are not yet supported.