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Hyperliquid CEO Proposes US Crypto Compliance Plan
Hyperliquid CEO Jeff Yan has proposed a U.S. compliance plan that targets crypto operators rather than the blockchain itself. The framework could become a template for global DeFi regulation, balancing innovation with accountability.
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Bitcoin Volatility Drops to 43%: What It Means for Crypto
Grayscale reports Bitcoin’s one-year volatility has dropped to 43%, now within the range of S&P 500 stocks. This shift signals a maturing crypto market that may attract more traditional investors looking for stability.
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CFTC Moves to Integrate Hyperliquid: What It Means for Crypto
The CFTC is working to integrate decentralized exchange Hyperliquid into the U.S. market, according to Trump. This move could set a regulatory blueprint for DeFi platforms and reshape how Americans access perpetual futures trading.
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Bitcoin Volatility Now Matches S&P 500 Stocks, Study Finds
New Grayscale research shows that Bitcoin’s realized volatility now sits within the same range as several major S&P 500 stocks. The shift signals a maturing market driven by institutional adoption, deeper liquidity, and clearer regulations.
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Starknet May Leave Ethereum: What the STRK Vote Means
Starknet’s STRK holders are deciding whether the network should leave Ethereum and become an independent layer-1 blockchain. The vote reflects growing tensions in the layer-2 ecosystem and raises big questions about Ethereum’s scaling future.
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Bitcoin Treasury Firms Face MSCI Index Removal: What It Means
Bitcoin treasury firms Strategy and Metaplanet could soon be removed from MSCI’s Global Investable Market Indexes under new rules targeting non-operating companies. The move could shake up institutional crypto exposure and reshape how index funds approach Bitcoin-focused businesses.
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Aave V4 Launches Dollar-Euro Borrowing on Arc Network
Aave V4 has launched a dollar-euro borrowing feature on Circle’s Arc network using USDC and EURC stablecoins. The new forex spoke could deepen euro liquidity in DeFi and test how protocols manage multi-currency stablecoin risk.
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Bitcoin Falls to $81,000 After US Inflation Report Shocks Markets
Bitcoin tumbled back toward $81,000 after a hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation report of 3.7%, reviving fears of extended Fed rate hikes. The Kospi plunged 8% as global risk-off sentiment swept across markets, showing how macroeconomic shocks now drive crypto volatility.