Sources say the social media giant is in early, “learn mode” talks about using dollar-pegged tokens to pay creators on Facebook and Instagram.
Trading volumes and revenue dropped a bit QoQ as expected, but everything else is crushing it.
Coinbase (COIN) now holds the crown for the largest crypto deal in history, agreeing to acquire Deribit, the world’s largest crypto options trading platform, for $2.9 billion.
Vivek Ramaswamy's Strive Asset Management announced today that it will combine with publicly traded, Asset Entities (ASST), to form the first publicly traded asset management BTC treasury company.
Data from The Block shows that mentions of the word “cryptocurrency” in SEC filings reached an all-time high of 786 in the month of April 2025.
Morgan Stanley is working on a plan to add cryptocurrency trading to its E*Trade platform in 2026.
Ripple attempted to buy Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, for $4 - $5 billion. Circle reportedly rejected the offer stating that it was too low.
Despite market headwinds and a turbulent narrative around memecoins, Solana generated more revenue in Q1 2025 than all other Layer-1 and Layer-2 networks combined.
Mastercard, serving 1.1 billion users, has announced the launch of a global stablecoin payment system.
Last week, U.S. spot-Bitcoin ETFs pulled in ~$3 billion – the third-largest weekly inflow ever recorded.
If finalized, the entity would launch with approximately 42,000 BTC – instantly ranking among the top three Bitcoin-holding public companies globally.
Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster on says the company is preparing to launch spot crypto trading “in the next 12 months.”
Remember though, don't fall for the BTC vs GLD Trap
"Case dismissed." Yes, that's right, the SEC has agreed in principle to dismiss its long-held case against Coinbase.
We’ve long questioned Ripple’s real economic role and underlying utility... beyond its PR strategy of announcing new “partnerships” with global banks.
For the first time in history, BTC seems to be unburdened by what has been. We’ve honestly never been this bullish on crypto before
Instead of repealing SAB 121, or working with Congress or banking regulators to amend it, the SEC has essentially decided to approve individual firms on an ad hoc basis.
Galaxy Digital (GLXY), led by Mike Novogratz, made headlines again this week after issuing a multi-million dollar loan to the founder of Animoca Brands.
Kraken could finally go public in 2025, 4 full years since the exchange initially started to discuss an IPO.
Solana just launched a half million memecoins in a month. What can possibly go wrong?
With regulation loosening and crypto prices rising, the window for crypto companies to go public is beginning to open. Our crypto IPO database will track the crypto-focused companies most likely to IPO in 2025.
You may be wondering why the SEC is making a sudden pivot just days before the deadline. And the answer is as clear as day: It’s all political. It’s to sway votes.
Between Elizabeth Warrens “anti-crypto army” and the SECs Gary Gensler’s regulation-by-enforcement, the crypto community is slowly being pushed farther and farther into the arms of Trump and the Republican party.
This marks a big improvement from previous estimates in October, which predicted only a 90% payout. But still, not everyone is stoked.
Robinhood’s (HOOD) digital assets arm, Robinhood Crypto, announced that it received a Wells Notice from the SEC.
