Celsion Bank in Vaduz launches as a MiCAR-authorized digital asset bank serving institutional clients across the EU, EEA, and Switzerland.
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Iran imposes a crypto and yuan toll on the Strait of Hormuz: Ships pay approximately $1 per barrel – administered by the IRGC.
The Swiss Blockchain Federation confirms its board, counts 96 members and fights FINMA’s stablecoin regulation with an industry position.
The IMF warns of systemic risks from tokenized financial products and stablecoins. Its five-pillar plan calls for CBDC-anchored settlement.
Strategy reports a $14.5 billion unrealized Bitcoin loss in Q1 2026 – yet still added 88,594 BTC to its treasury holdings.
What has been happening this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index stands at 8 today, deep in Extreme Fear. It…
What has been happening this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
JPMorgan: Bitcoin outperforms gold and silver since the Iran war. Gold ETFs lose $11 billion, while Bitcoin funds post inflows.
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.
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.
Marc Syz leaves Banque Syz after a dispute over crypto strategy and plans Europe’s largest Bitcoin treasury company.
What has been happening this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
Kalshi raises over 1 billion USD and reaches a valuation of 22 billion USD. Meanwhile, criminal charges loom from Arizona.
Liquidity depth, custody controls, latency, capital efficiency and dedicated support decide which venues institutional traders actually approve.
Cardano’s DReps are 24 percentage points short before the deadline, while Solana’s quorum rule contradicts its own governance framework.
