The company added managed custody, virtual account collections, and fiat-to-stablecoin settlement capabilities, positioning itself as a single provider for enterprise digital asset payments across 60 markets.
Nuclear weapon-themed markets aren’t new on the prediction market platform, but public outcry about the contracts has apparently forced the platform to delete them.
Out of a fixed maximum supply of 21 million coins, more than 95% of all bitcoin that will ever exist is now in circulation.
U.S. BTC ETFs added $458 million, suggesting institutional buyers are absorbing the weekend shock that briefly sent BTC to $63,000.
Private execution layer aims to curb MEV and front-running as the token extends 40% weekly rally despite modest onchain earnings.
U.S. Senate housing bill includes CBDC ban
The Senate Banking Committee’s bipartisan “ROAD to Housing Act” includes a provision banning the Fed from issuing a CBDC before 2031.
The Nasdaq-bound payments firm backed by SoftBank targets a valuation above $10 billion.
Iran has reportedly stepped up attacks against U.S. assets in the middle east.
Record outflows indicate that institutional appetite for digital assets has collapsed.
Bitcoin fell back to $66,700 as traditional markets opened to their first chance to price the weekend’s military escalation, with oil surging to $77 and Asian equities dropping 1.4%.
Traders lean into supply compression stories in altcoins as Hyperliquid ramps up token burns and Jupiter freezes new emissions, even as bitcoin churns between $60,000 and $69,000 with muted flow.
At the iConnections conference in Miami this week, allocators signaled digital assets are now a core sleeve in alternatives.