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Standard Chartered Predicts ARB at $10 by 2030: What It Means
Standard Chartered forecasts ARB reaching $10 by 2030 as Arbitrum grows revenue from enterprise clients launching custom blockchains. Learn what this bullish call means for the leading Ethereum Layer-2 token.
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BitBank Sanctioned by the US Over Bitcoin Flows
The US Treasury has sanctioned BitBank and its developer for processing hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards. The case highlights how seriously regulators are treating crypto as a tool for sanctions evasion.
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Bitcoin Holds $77K as Japan Tightens Crypto Rules: Market Reading
Bitcoin holds near $77,515 despite Japan’s rate hike, as ETF flows and Solana send mixed signals. Here’s what the current crypto market setup means for holders and traders.
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NYSE Tests Avalanche for Tokenization: What It Means
Ava Labs reveals NYSE parent ICE spent a year testing Avalanche technology for tokenization plans. While no formal partnership has been confirmed, the move signals growing institutional interest in blockchain-based financial infrastructure.
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dtcpay Raises $25M Series A From SBI Group to Expand Stablecoin Payments
Singapore-based stablecoin payments firm dtcpay has closed a $25 million Series A round led by Japan’s SBI Group. The funding will fuel merchant network expansion and a new enterprise portal, highlighting growing institutional confidence in stablecoin payment infrastructure.
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Bitcoin Price Stalled: Fed and CLARITY Act Hold the Keys
CoinShares warns that Bitcoin won’t reclaim $80,000 without a Federal Reserve pivot. The firm also believes Ethereum is more exposed to risks from the proposed CLARITY Act. Here’s what investors need to know.
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Coinbase & Stablecore Bring Crypto Rails to 3,000+ Banks
Coinbase and Stablecore have partnered to bring stablecoin and digital asset infrastructure to over 3,000 US banks and credit unions, marking a major step toward mainstream crypto adoption through trusted financial institutions.
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Brazil Crypto Regulation: Only 4 Exchanges Approved by Central Bank
With Brazil’s new crypto regulatory deadline approaching, only four exchanges have received Central Bank approval so far. The strict new rules could reshape the country’s digital asset market and push smaller platforms out of business.