VanEck lists VBNB, the first US spot BNB ETF on Nasdaq. Sponsor fee 0.39%, custody at Anchorage Digital, no staking at launch.
Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH
Bitcoin ETF outflows hit record levels: BlackRock’s IBIT lost $527.84 million on Wednesday, Bitcoin fell below $73,000.
BIS and more than 40 banks present the Project Agorá prototype: cross-border payments tokenized and now in the real-money testing phase.
Mark Cuban sold most of his Bitcoin and now calls it a failed inflation hedge after the Iran crisis undercut his gold thesis.
OpenZeppelin co-founder Aráoz calls all of DeFi unsafe and advises exiting. The DeFi security risk also affects Aave and Compound.
UK sanctions against HTX, Exmo and 16 other entities target Russia’s A7 crypto network with annual volume exceeding USD 90 billion.
The CLARITY Act passed the Senate Banking Committee 15 to 9. In the full Senate, 7 votes are missing and ethics dispute blocks the path.
Ondo Finance founder Nathan Allman has passed away. Ian De Bode becomes the new CEO of the RWA tokenization protocol with immediate effect.
Strategy pauses Bitcoin purchases and redeems its own convertible notes worth 1.5 billion USD. Saylor also speaks of the charging BitVac.
The SEC delays its innovation exemption for tokenized stocks indefinitely. Third-party tokens have emerged as the central sticking point.
What has been happening this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
Polymarket exploit on Polygon: the UMA CTF Adapter loses more than 520,000 USD to labelled exploiter addresses.
Trump Media bitcoin holdings shrink: 2,650 BTC moved to Crypto.com, the remaining 6,889 BTC sit 34% below the average cost basis.
Harvard liquidates Ethereum ETF position worth 86.8 million USD after one quarter and cuts its Bitcoin ETF holding by 43 percent.
Hyperliquid ETFs post record daily inflows of 25.5 million USD. HYPE token gains double digits and beats Bitcoin on a market-adjusted basis.
Blockchain.com IPO: the wallet provider files a confidential Form S-1 with the SEC, with 39 million wallets and a 7 billion USD valuation.
























