Bern is the sixth Swiss canton to join the Swiss Blockchain Federation, a public-private partnership supporting the crypto industry.
Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH
The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, has received comprehensive regulatory approval for the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM).
Strategy faces a potential MSCI exclusion. According to JPMorgan, the risk is already priced in – and MSCI must now decide on the direction ahead.
The CFTC is allowing regulated spot crypto trading in the US for the first time, establishing a new standard for secure, supervised markets.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink confirmed at a summit that several sovereign wealth funds have been systematically increasing their Bitcoin positions.
Sony and Startale launch USDSC, an institutional dollar stablecoin for Soneium as the core of the new Web3 ecosystem.
Last night, the Fusaka upgrade and 13 associated Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs), including the activation of PeerDAS, went live.
European banks establish Qivalis and plan a regulated euro stablecoin as an alternative to US dollar tokens.
Newly launched XRP ETFs in the United States recorded institutional inflows of 824 million USD within two weeks.
The crypto exchange Kraken has announced the acquisition of the Swiss tokenization company Backed Finance.
Zurich authorities seize millions in Bitcoin during the Cryptomixer.io investigation; prosecutor outlines legal boundaries.
The Vanguard Group announced that customers can now trade ETFs and mutual funds that hold Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a historic figure in November 2025: 3.5 billion USD in outflows.
China’s central bank intensifies its crackdown on cryptocurrencies, warning that stablecoins pose a risk to financial stability.
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Ripple secures regulatory approval for its RLUSD stablecoin in Abu Dhabi, opening the door to institutional financial use.
























