The South Korean internet giant Naver intends to acquire Upbit, the operator of the country’s leading crypto exchange, for 10.3 billion USD.
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Texas invests 5 million USD in a Bitcoin ETF as a first step toward a state crypto reserve and begins operational implementation.
What has happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
MSCI considers excluding crypto-heavy companies from indices – with potential billions in outflows for firms like MicroStrategy.
Abu Dhabi’s sovereign fund boosts Bitcoin investment significantly – just before the crash. A strategic bet despite high volatility.
Bitwise launches first spot XRP ETF on the NYSE, giving investors regulated access to the cryptocurrency XRP.
New Hampshire issues its first USD 100 million bond fully backed by Bitcoin – a milestone for crypto financing.
Kraken secures USD 800 million and reaches a USD 20 billion valuation; Citadel invests strategically and strengthens its market position.
El Salvador invests over USD 100 million in Bitcoin, strengthening its state reserves despite the market downturn.
Grayscale is planning a Dogecoin ETF, while VanEck is launching a Solana fund and expanding access to altcoin ETFs.
Harvard significantly increases its stake in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF and now holds around 6.8 million shares valued at 443 million US dollars.
Jeffrey Epstein’s 2018 emails reveal early lobbying for Bitcoin taxation and crypto regulation – with Steve Bannon involved.
What has happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
The Czech central bank is testing USD 1 million in Bitcoin and digital assets to evaluate custody, risks, and practical applicability.
Singapore will test tokenized government bonds in 2026 and is planning new stablecoin legislation to impose strict regulation on digital financial markets.
UNI token jumps over 30% after Uniswap reform: fee model activated and token burn planned – token holders stand to benefit.
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.
