FINMA tightens consumer protection in crypto, grants first DLT license to BX Digital, and plans new license categories for stablecoin issuers.
Bitcoin’s sharp 20% correction signals a healthy pullback, with whales accumulating and on-chain data pointing to further growth.
JPMorgan launches “JPM Coin,” a tokenized deposit token for institutional clients – built on the Base blockchain.
The EU will ban privacy coins and anonymous wallets by 2027 – AMLR and MiCA will require all crypto service providers to conduct identity verification.
More than half of hedge funds are investing in crypto assets in 2025 – primarily in Bitcoin and Ethereum through regulated channels.
Bitcoin’s halving cycle is shifting as institutional demand and macro forces drive steadier growth with less volatility.
Building a more resilient internet requires distributed storage like IPFS, Filecoin, and Arweave instead of a few AWS data centers.
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Descartes Finance is the first Swiss asset manager to systematically integrate Bitcoin into pillar 3a and vested benefits portfolios.
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