Hong Kong's Flow Capital is tokenizing $150 million in private credit—real money, real borrowers, real blockchain rails. Flow Capital plans to tokenize a $150 million private credit fund, marking one of the largest moves yet to bring institutional lending infrastructure onchain
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Geopolitical threats just reminded crypto markets they're still tethered to the analog world. Trump warned of resumed military action against Iran if no diplomatic deal is reached, triggering immediate volatility in Bitcoin and Ethereum markets
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While every other DeFi token bleeds, Lido just ran the oldest playbook in traditional finance and it's working. Lido's LDO token rallied 30% over 30 days, making it the only top DeFi token in the green during a sector-wide downturn
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The $12 trillion brokerage just made crypto feel as normal as buying index funds. Charles Schwab is launching Schwab Crypto, offering direct spot BTC and ETH trading to retail clients in a phased rollout starting in the coming weeks
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Josh Stark is leaving the Ethereum Foundation after five years on the leadership team, and he's not alone. Josh Stark, a member of the EF's leadership team, is stepping down after five years, alongside contributor Trent Van Epps
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Circle's CEO just called China's shot on a yuan stablecoin, and the timeline is shorter than you think. Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire sees China launching a yuan-pegged stablecoin within 3 to 5 years, calling it a "tremendous opportunity" for global yuan distribution
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Solana just showed crypto can play hardball politics without needing to pretend it's about anything other than its own survival. Sentinel Action Fund dumped $8 million against Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, backed by the Solana Policy Institute and Multicoin Capital
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Bitcoin keeps hitting $75,000 and bouncing off it like it's made of concrete. Bitcoin is struggling to break and hold above $75,000 while altcoins like ETH and SOL show marginal gains, revealing divergent strength across crypto assets.
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While everyone tokenizes US Treasuries, Brix is going after the $50 trillion in emerging market assets that actually need blockchain rails. Brix raised $5.5 million to tokenize emerging market assets, launching first on MegaETH with a Turkish lira-backed token
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Circle just hinted it might actually tokenize the rails your stablecoins run on. Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said the company is exploring a native token for its Arc blockchain that would enable governance and a shift to proof-of-stake
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The largest corporate ether holder just posted a $3.8 billion quarterly loss, and it's exactly what you'd expect when you turn a mining company into a treasury play. Bitmine reported a $3.8 billion Q1 loss as its pivot from mining to ETH accumulation continues
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The company that prints $130 billion in stablecoins just decided to also own the wallet you keep them in. Tether launched tether.wallet, a self-custodial wallet supporting USDT, Bitcoin, gold-backed XAUT, and synthetic dollar USAT across multiple chains
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The SEC just handed DeFi builders a playbook without asking Congress for permission first. The SEC released new permissive policy on DeFi interfaces Monday, signaling a regulatory shift without waiting for legislative action
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The Satoshi hunt is back, and this time they're circling Adam Back—which tells you more about crypto's identity crisis than Bitcoin's origin story. Nic Carter of Castle Island Ventures weighs in on speculation around Adam Back as potential Satoshi Nakamoto, dismissing the theory
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Visa just spent six months building validator infrastructure for a blockchain it doesn't own, and that tells you everything about where payments are heading.
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The next Fed chair might understand Bitcoin better than any central banker in history. Kevin Warsh, Trump's pick to lead the Federal Reserve, disclosed an equity stake in Flashnet, a Bitcoin Lightning Network payments startup
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The Ethereum Foundation just made the most expensive part of building on-chain cheaper, and that changes who gets to ship.
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Half a billion dollars in short positions just evaporated as Bitcoin crossed $75,000, and the real story isn't the price—it's who got caught wrong. Bitcoin hit a two-month high above $75,000 while Ethereum actually outperformed, rising faster than BTC in the Tuesday rally
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Paxos just spun out a lab to let anyone mint stablecoins and tokenized bonds, with $12 million and a platform that treats regulated financial rails like Lego blocks.
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XRP Ledger just built the thing banks said they needed: privacy on public rails without going dark to regulators.
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