Bitcoin’s sharp 20% correction signals a healthy pullback, with whales accumulating and on-chain data pointing to further growth.
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.
What has happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
Grayscale has filed a form with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to convert its existing ZCash (ZEC) Trust into a spot ETF.
The Canton Network, which was purpose-built to overcome the barriers preventing finance from moving on-chain, could solve the privacy gap.
