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Solana’s corporate takeover is inching closer?

Forget waiting on the usual tech giants to drop Bitcoin into their balance sheets.

Crypto’s $100K moment? Not so fast, Morgan Stanley isn’t sold yet

Bitcoin broke through the $100,000 ceiling and Ether reached a new ATH not so long ago.

Anchorage Digital rolls out venture arm

You wanna hear about a new player stepping into the crypto jungle? Anchorage Digital just pulled the trigger on a brand-new venture capital unit.

From Bitcoin miner to AI giant, the Hut 8 story

Hut 8 is flipping the script big time. No longer just digging digital gold, they’re loading up with a cool $1 billion fresh funding, and setting their sights on artificial intelligence infrastructure. Quite a pivot.

Amdax Launches $23M Bitcoin Treasury to Target 1% of BTC Supply

Dutch cryptocurrency firm Amdax has raised €20 million ($23.3 million) to launch a Bitcoin treasury company called AMBTS. The company plans to list on Amsterdam’s Euronext stock exchange.

SEC puts the brakes on these spot crypto ETFs

The SEC ain’t moving fast on this crypto ETF train. The big regulatory boss just hit pause again on two spot crypto ETFs, the Canary spot PENGU ETF and Grayscale’s spot Cardano ETF.

US Banks Laundered $312 Billion While Critics Still Target Crypto

US banks processed $312 billion in dirty money linked to Chinese money laundering networks between 2020 and 2024, according to a new FinCEN report.

27% of Brits are ready for the crypto retirement plan

So you’re sitting at the office water cooler, overhearing Gary from accounting confidently say, I’m ditching the pension plan, and putting my retirement money into crypto.

US Government takes an U-turn, GDP data hits the blockchain

The U.S. Department of Commerce is gonna start publishing its economic stats, the big kahuna, GDP data, right on the blockchain.

RWA tokenization is the $400 trillion jackpot?

The sector of real-world asset tokenization is causing a tidal wave. Since the start of 2025, the tokenized RWA market has jumped 70%, hitting an all-time high of $26.5 billion.