The White House completed its review of a DOL rule that would allow crypto and alternative investments in US 401(k) plans – a $14T market.
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Coinbase blocks the CLARITY Act again – stablecoin yield provisions threaten the crypto exchange’s $1.35 billion USDC business.
Ripple joins Singapore’s BLOOM sandbox to test RLUSD as an automated settlement asset for trade finance on the XRP Ledger.
Tether hires a Big Four accounting firm for the first full audit of its USDT reserves totaling over $184 billion.
Australia’s third-largest pension fund Hostplus plans a crypto offering for 2.2 million members starting in July 2026.
Venezuela’s mid-sized companies are losing access to US dollars, pushing businesses increasingly into crypto and stablecoin markets.
Marc Syz leaves Banque Syz after a dispute over crypto strategy and plans Europe’s largest Bitcoin treasury company.
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Kalshi raises over 1 billion USD and reaches a valuation of 22 billion USD. Meanwhile, criminal charges loom from Arizona.
Morgan Stanley files second S-1 amendment for MSBT, aiming to become the first major US bank to directly issue a spot Bitcoin ETF.
Evernorth files S-4 registration with the SEC, moving closer to a Nasdaq IPO as the largest XRP treasury company.
SEC approves Nasdaq’s joint proposal with Kraken for tokenized securities: stocks and ETFs can now trade on-chain.
S&P Dow Jones Indices licenses the S&P 500 to Trade[XYZ] for the first officially licensed S&P 500 perpetual contract on Hyperliquid.
Arizona files 20 charges against Kalshi for illegal gambling – the first criminal prosecution of a prediction market operator.
SEC and CFTC publish a joint token taxonomy. Most crypto assets are classified as non-securities under the new guidance.
The Clarity Act is stuck in the US Senate as a dispute over stablecoin interest blocks the most important crypto law in US history.













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