Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH

The United States Congress has passed the first federal law regulating stablecoins (the “GENIUS Act”), scoring a win for digital assets.

The British bank Standard Chartered (StanChart) will enable institutional clients to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum via its platform.

One year after approval, spot Ethereum ETFs in the US have broken the $5 billion mark in net inflows for the first time.

Pump.fun raises USD 500 million in 12 minutes during meme coin ICO – criticism over token allocation, but signs of an ICO era revival are evident.

What happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.

Bitcoin once again defends the 100.000 USD mark despite conflict in the Middle East, while Ethereum and altcoins weaken.

SIX & Pictet tokenize bonds on SDX for the first time – fractional investing and automated rebalancing launch pilot for asset managers.

Emirates plans Crypto.com payments from 2026 crypto payment system aims to reach young, tech-savvy customers in Dubai

Tether holds USD 8 billion in physical gold in a secret Swiss vault – covering nearly 5% of USDT reserves.

The SEC approves the conversion of the Grayscale Large Cap Fund into an ETF that tracks ETH, SOL, XRP, and ADA in addition to Bitcoin.

Sparkassen, KBC, and other banks will soon offer Bitcoin & Ethereum directly in online banking – crypto is becoming a standard product in Europe.

Quantum computers are exponentially more powerful than conventional machines, but they still pose only a minor risk to Bitcoin.

USA launch first staking ETF with Solana – direct SOL investment plus passive on-chain staking now possible.

Robinhood launches ETH & SOL staking in the U.S., tokenized stocks via Arbitrum in Europe – a strategic move into the crypto business.

Dinari becomes the first US company to receive SEC broker-dealer license for tokenized stocks – dShares soon available for US platforms.

Fiserv plans stablecoin FIUSD in cooperation with Circle, Paxos & PayPal – for a banking and merchant network of 10.000 institutions.