SEC unveils new agenda: tougher crypto rules, eased requirements for Wall Street – focus on protection and innovation.
Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH
Venezuela turns to USDT and cryptocurrencies amid dollar shortage – stablecoins emerge as the economy’s lifeline.
Solana launches the Alpenglow upgrade: transactions in just 150 ms, greater stability and scalability for DeFi and gaming.
SEC and CFTC clear the way for spot crypto trading on regulated US exchanges, fostering innovation, liquidity, and investor protection.
The Swiss crypto bank Sygnum is further strengthening its international presence by expanding its offering to Germany and Liechtenstein.
China’s Seazen plans tokenized debt and NFTs to open up new financing channels in the real estate sector.
CFTC sets clear rules for how offshore crypto exchanges can serve US traders – a turning point for the market
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The Swiss issuer of crypto ETPs announces the launch of the 21Shares Hyperliquid ETP (HYPE) on SIX Swiss Exchange.
Over 100 Spar branches in Switzerland now offer payments with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. When will other industry giants follow?
Solana DEX traders drop from 4.8M to 900’000. Memecoin fraud and scams undermine investor confidence.
SharpLink Gaming invests USD 252 million in Ethereum. Under Joseph Lubin, the ETH reserve grows into the largest on the market.
US Department of Commerce to publish GDP on blockchain – a pilot project for greater transparency.
VanEck files for the first JitoSOL ETF with the SEC – Solana liquid staking could enter the regulated market.
European exchanges call for clear rules on tokenized stocks to prevent market distortion and ensure investor protection.
EU accelerates digital euro and considers using public blockchains like Ethereum and Solana following US stablecoin reform.