South Korea’s largest securities firm, Mirae Asset, just agreed to acquire crypto exchange Korbit for $92 million through a subsidiary.
Harvard slashes Bitcoin ETF exposure and loads up on Ethereum
Harvard Management Company just made a notable move in its crypto holdings. The HMC reduced its iShares Bitcoin Trust position by 21% in Q4 2025 while opening a new $86.8 million stake in the iShares Ethereum Trust.
Big crypto players race for regulated footholds: OKX and Animoca Brands grab new licenses
Two major crypto names just locked in important regulatory wins in different parts of the world: OKX secured a European Payments Institution license in Malta, and Animoca Brands received a VASP license from Dubai’s VARA.
Ethereum Rebound Hints Build, but ETH Needs $2,150 and $2,800 to Flip the Trend
Ethereum stayed in a downtrend for several weeks. During this period, price kept making lower highs and lower lows.
Stablecoins, and the yield ban: the quiet fight that could hit your wallet harder than you think
It starts looking like a classic superpower standoff: the U.S. tightening the screws on stablecoins with the Clarity Act, Wall Street bankers lobbying to kill yields, and Russia suddenly saying “maybe we should have our own.”
XRP Tries to Base After Months of Decline as $1.52–$1.56 Liquidity Caps Upside
XRP has traded in a sustained downtrend for months, as sellers controlled the daily chart and kept price below a falling trendline and the 50-day EMA.
Kraken Backs Trump Accounts for Wyoming Newborns After Lummis Announcement
Kraken will fund Trump Accounts opened for newborns in Wyoming, according to an announcement shared by Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis.
Crypto.com Gets ISO IEC 42001:2023 AI Certification as AI Expansion Grows
Crypto.com said it received ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification, an international standard for an AI management system, as the company expands its Crypto.com AI expansion work.
CFTC eyes prediction markets, the next regulatory frontier for crypto
Prediction markets, bets on real-world events like elections, sports, or economic outcomes, are heating up, and the CFTC wants in.

