Ethereum Institutional launches as a non-profit from Bitmine, Sharplink, and Joe Lubin, a new point of contact for banks and asset managers.
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Crypto market consolidation continues as Bitcoin holds $59,000-$63,000 and Ethereum near $1,600, while institutional demand sets a floor.
The Ethereum Foundation budget falls 40 percent: the foundation cuts 54 positions and reorganizes as a lean endowment across five clusters.
The Ethereum Glamsterdam upgrade is the biggest hard fork since the Merge: ePBS and parallel processing boost network throughput.
Strategy sold 32 Bitcoin in late May and rebought 1,550 a week later. What the move reveals about corporate Bitcoin treasury resilience.
Bitcoin rally after the US-Iran peace deal: BTC climbs to USD 65,793, crude oil slumps and Asian equities post strong gains.
Strategy and BitMine are deep in the red: around USD 21 billion in unrealized losses. The Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) sector is wobbling.
Mark Cuban sold most of his Bitcoin and now calls it a failed inflation hedge after the Iran crisis undercut his gold thesis.
The crypto market has recovered noticeably in recent weeks. On a year to date basis,…
Charles Schwab launches Schwab Crypto: spot trading for Bitcoin and Ethereum with a 75 basis point fee and Paxos as sub-custodian.
JPMorgan warns: Recurring DeFi exploits and stagnant ETH-denominated TVL curb institutional engagement in the DeFi sector.
Bitcoin fails again at the 80’000 USD mark, profit-taking weighs on ETH, SOL and XRP despite Strategy purchase and ceasefire.
BitMine reports USD 3.818 billion quarterly loss on ETH writedowns. Tom Lee’s treasury holds 4.87 million ETH despite price pressure.
Seven Swiss banks – including UBS, ZKB, PostFinance, and Raiffeisen – are launching a Swiss franc stablecoin sandbox for 2026.
BlackRock launches ETHB, the first Ethereum staking ETF in the US, offering around 3% yield and staking up to 95% of its ETH holdings.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin sold over 17,000 ETH worth roughly $35 million in February 2026.
Most crypto cards hide who issues them. After mapping the licensed issuers, here is why Switzerland’s self-issuing model reads differently.
18 percent hold crypto assets in Switzerland, an IFZ and LUKB study shows. Banks see potential for up to 1 million advisory clients.
