Outside of the daily price fluctuations and economic headlines, we are seeing a significant shift in how crypto is actually used.
Dinari becomes the first US company to receive SEC broker-dealer license for tokenized stocks – dShares soon available for US platforms.
Crypto markets react to wars, sanctions, and policy shocks-but sector-specific factors like halving and ETFs still drive long-term value.
More and more US states are setting up Bitcoin reserves – New Hampshire, Arizona, and Texas introduce reserve funds, nationwide trend grows.
Wyden provides infrastructure for crypto trading at Garanti BBVA Kripto – partnership strengthens digital offering for Turkish retail customers.
Senate approves GENIUS Act for stablecoins – 1:1 backing, transparent reserves + investor protection – key step toward crypto legitimacy.
Coinbase seeks SEC approval for tokenized stocks – 24/7 stock trading via blockchain could fundamentally disrupt the TradFi model.
Meta plans a stablecoin comeback in the second half of 2026, four years after the failure of Diem (formerly Libra).
CME Group launches 24/7 trading for crypto futures and options. Notional volume reached around $3 trillion in 2025.
Pi Network promises crypto mining via smartphone: 70 million users and scam allegations – an analysis of the controversial project.
