The US Department of Justice disbands crypto task force NCET, shifting focus from platform regulation to fraud prevention.
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The leading Swiss crypto ETP provider 21Shares is launching a Dogecoin ETP (DOGE) at the SIX Swiss Exchange.
Trump’s sweeping tariffs have thrown the global markets into chaos, which has also led to a slump in Bitcoin and crypto prices.
What has happened in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies this week? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.
Coinbase Institutional applies for XRP futures with the CFTC. The growing interest in XRP derivatives could have lasting market impact.
The first ETFs based on the cryptocurrency Solana (SOL) could be approved as early as May, according to issuer 21Shares.
Asset management giant Fidelity offers tax-advantaged crypto IRAs with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin, secured in cold wallets.
Dollar dominance is under pressure due to rising debt. BlackRock continues to expand its crypto business with Bitcoin ETFs.
Peter Hubli, head of the crypto division at Zürcher Kantonalbank (ZKB), shares insights from the bank’s crypto offering for the first time.
US banks can now offer crypto services without FDIC approval, accelerating blockchain adoption and innovation in the financial sector.
What has happened in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies this week? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.
GameStop plans to raise USD 1.3 billion through convertible bonds to purchase Bitcoin as a treasury asset and strengthen its balance sheet.
Fidelity plans stablecoin for digital financial products, backed by political shifts and competition in the stablecoin market.
Solana ETFs enter the US market – Fidelity and VanEck push forward to create innovative financial products.
BlackRock is planning a Bitcoin ETP in Switzerland and is partnering with Coinbase to target institutional investors.
Trump Media and Crypto.com form a partnership for crypto ETFs – a deal with implications for the crypto markets.