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Morgan Stanley Files With SEC To Launch Spot Bitcoin ETF
Morgan Stanley has filed to launch a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) priced at just 14 basis points, a rate that would…
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Canada Follows U.K. In Blocking Crypto Political Donations
Canada’s federal government has introduced a bill to ban cryptocurrency donations in political campaigns, bringing to an end a little-used fundraising option…
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Ripple Rolls Out Treasury Platform After GTreasury Deal
Ripple rolled out Ripple Treasury, an enterprise platform that lets companies manage traditional cash and digital assets in one system. It follows…
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RateFi Debuts, Allowing Crypto Owners To Use Holdings For A Mortgage
US mortgage lender Rate has launched RateFi, a nationwide mortgage program, a report reveals. The program is expected to allow qualified borrowers…
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Is The Era Of Dollar Dominance Fading Or Just Pausing
The US dollar has long been seen as the world’s ultimate safe haven, a currency investors rush toward in times of uncertainty.…
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Nexo Returns To The U.S. With $11B In Assets After Regulatory Exit
Crypto lender Nexo has officially reentered the U.S. market after exiting in 2022 due to regulatory disputes over its Earn Interest Product,…
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Europe’s New Strategy Explained: Why The EU Wants The Euro To Matter More Worldwide
Europe is taking a fresh look at how to elevate the global standing of its shared currency as policymakers seek to make…
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Binance Adds $300M In Bitcoin To SAFU Reserve
Binance announced that it added another 4,225 Bitcoin worth $300 million for its Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU). The acquisition lifts…
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Russia’s Largest Bank Tests Bitcoin-Backed Loans Amid New Rules
Russia’s largest bank is moving to treat cryptocurrency as standard loan collateral, stepping into a market that is reopening under new rules.…
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Hong Kong To Roll Out First Stablecoin Licenses In March
Hong Kong is set to begin issuing its first stablecoin issuer licenses in March, though regulators say approvals will be highly selective…