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India’s SEBI Demat 2.0 Pilot: $100M+ in Tokenized Bonds
India’s SEBI Demat 2.0 pilot successfully raised over $100 million in tokenized corporate bonds, settled via wholesale CBDC. This marks a significant milestone for institutional tokenization and the convergence of TradFi with blockchain technology.
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Grayscale: US Crypto Rules Can Move Forward Without CLARITY Act
Grayscale reports that US crypto regulation is advancing through stablecoin legislation and federal agency initiatives, even without the CLARITY Act moving forward in Congress. This progress could bring clearer fundraising and trading rules for crypto businesses.
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Thailand Stablecoin Cap: What the $151K Daily Limit Means
Thailand’s SEC has proposed a daily cap of around $151,000 on stablecoin transfers. Here’s what this bold new rule could mean for crypto users, DeFi activity, and financial inclusion in Southeast Asia.
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Coinbase Tokenized Stocks: A New Era for DeFi and Equity Access
Coinbase is planning to bring the same playbook that made USDC a success to tokenized stocks. This move could unlock new capital efficiency in DeFi, broaden global access to equities, and bridge traditional finance with crypto markets.
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Uniswap Hits $70B Monthly Volume: Why It Leads DeFi
Uniswap has processed over $70 billion in monthly trading volume, surpassing its three closest DEX competitors combined. This milestone cements its dominance in DeFi and signals the growing maturity of decentralized finance.
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Coinbase Exec: Traditional Finance Embraces Crypto Integration
A Coinbase executive reveals how traditional finance is shifting focus toward crypto integration, potentially boosting Ethereum adoption and institutional investment. This shift signals growing legitimacy for digital assets.
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Ethereum Glamsterdam Upgrade: Testnet Launch Set for October
Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade is set to activate on the Sepolia testnet on October 6 at 13:53 UTC. Despite unresolved bugs, developers remain on track for a Q4 2026 mainnet launch.
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Ether ETFs Surge with $216M Inflows While Bitcoin ETFs Bleed
U.S. Ether ETFs pulled in $216.41 million on Friday, marking a fourth straight week of net inflows, while Bitcoin ETFs extended a four-day outflow streak. The split reveals how institutional investors are actively rotating between BTC and ETH.