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Ethereum Surges Past Bitcoin: ETF Inflows Signal Market Shift
Ethereum has climbed to $2,511, fueled by $216 million in ETF inflows, while Bitcoin trades at $77,229 amid sustained outflows. This divergence signals a maturing crypto market where institutional investors are actively rotating between assets, with Ethereum emerging as the new favorite.
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Revolut Data Breach Exposes Bitcoin Users: What Happened
Fintech giant Revolut confirmed that customer KYC documents and Bitcoin transaction data were exposed after attackers impersonated a government domain. Onchain investigator ZachXBT suggested the attack may have targeted high-net-worth crypto holders, highlighting ongoing risks of centralized platforms.
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Trump’s Secret CLARITY Act Meeting: What It Means for Crypto
President Trump held a closed-door meeting with advisers on the CLARITY Act just days before a crucial Senate vote. With the bill’s text still unpublished and ethics concerns swirling, the crypto industry awaits clarity on who will regulate digital assets in the U.S.
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US Inflation Holds at 3.4% in August: What It Means for Crypto
US inflation held at 3.4% in August while core inflation cooled to 2.4%. With over 80% of traders betting on a Fed rate hike, here’s what crypto investors need to know about the macro outlook.
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Ripple’s RLUSD: A $13 Trillion Corporate Treasury Opportunity
Ripple’s stablecoin chief sees a $13 trillion opportunity for RLUSD in the corporate treasury market. This signals growing institutional interest in stablecoins as tools for global business finance.
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Crypto Moguls Pledge £72M to Reform UK Election
BitMEX co-founder Ben Delo and Tether investor Christopher Harborne have pledged £72M to Reform UK as Parliament debates banning crypto-based political donations. The move signals a major shift in how digital asset wealth is shaping British politics.
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Brazil Crypto Firms Face Mass Exit Under New Capital Rules
Brazil’s central bank has introduced strict capital requirements of up to $7.2 million for crypto firms, and only about 10 of the country’s 200 to 300 crypto companies are expected to comply. This regulatory shift could trigger a major market consolidation, leaving users with fewer — but more trustworthy — options.
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Bybit EU Gets MiFID 2 License to Offer Stocks and Derivatives
Bybit EU is close to obtaining a MiFID 2 license, enabling it to offer stocks and derivatives alongside crypto. CEO Ben Zhou calls it the foundation of a European ‘super-app.’ This move signals the growing convergence between crypto platforms and traditional finance.