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Sparkassen Launches Crypto Trading: BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL & POL Now Available
Germany’s Sparkassen savings bank network has launched crypto trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Polygon through its banking app, in partnership with DekaBank. The phased rollout marks a major step for mainstream crypto adoption in Europe under the new MiCA regulatory framework.
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Crypto ETFs Shed $593M in a Week: What It Means for Bitcoin and Ether
U.S. crypto ETFs lost $593M in a single week, with Bitcoin funds shedding $229M and Ether ETFs dropping $320M. While outflows slowed 52% from the prior week, selling hit every major fund as institutional investors continued to reduce risk across the crypto market.
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XRP Price Targets $2 as BlackRock Pushes Wall Street Tokenization
BlackRock’s tokenization forecast and a $50B AI debt shake-up are pushing fresh liquidity into Bitcoin and XRP, reviving talk of a $2 price target. Analysts explain whether the setup is real.
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Bitmine Adds 12,535 ETH: Treasury Hits 6 Million Tokens
Bitmine purchased 12,535 ETH last week, pushing its treasury to 6.04 million tokens and total holdings to $15.1 billion. Here’s what this corporate move means for Ethereum and the broader crypto market.
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BingX and YouHodler Added to ESMA MiCA Register: What Crypto Users Should Know
ESMA’s latest MiCA register update adds BingX, YouHodler, and Banco Santander’s Openbank, bringing the total to 375 registered CASPs. Here’s what this milestone means for crypto users and the broader European market.
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Public Companies Push Back on OKX Tokenized Stock Plan
Nine public companies have objected to OKX and ICE’s plan to tokenize their shares without consent, sparking a major debate over blockchain rights, securities law, and the future of tokenized stocks.
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Ethereum Gas Limit Surge: What Glamsterdam Means for ETH
Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade proposes raising the gas limit from 60M to 200M per block, a 3.3x increase currently in testing. Learn what this historic change means for ETH users and the broader network.
