The company that bet its entire identity on never selling Bitcoin is now being told its best move is selling Bitcoin. Grayscale's research head suggests Strategy could stabilize sentiment by selling $3B in BTC, reducing market uncertainty and demonstrating financial responsibility
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The Fed just hired someone who believes central banks should shut up and let markets guess, and who happens to hold the assets the Fed historically pretends don't exist.
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The crypto timeline just got messier, and not in the way anyone expected. Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz clarified that XRP's conceptual roots trace to Ryan Fugger's 2004 RipplePay system, but the XRP Ledger and token itself launched in 2012—four years after Bitcoin
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When the White House can kill your product launch with a Friday afternoon letter, you're not running a tech company anymore—you're running a regulated utility that just doesn't know it yet.
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Institutions want exposure to decentralized AI networks, but they don't want to figure out subnet economics or wallet custody themselves. Yuma, backed by Digital Currency Group, launched an institutional fund providing exposure to Bittensor's TAO token and its decentralized AI infrastructure
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Tether just turned $23 billion in gold bars into a credit line, and suddenly the difference between "stablecoin issuer" and "shadow bank" gets a lot blurrier. Tether is launching bullion-backed loans for holders of its XAUT gold token, letting users borrow against tokenized gold without selling it
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The government just learned you can't un-ring the AI bell, so they're trying selective muting instead. The US government partially lifted its block on Claude Mythos 5 after two weeks of negotiations, but only for select institutions.
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When retail investors weaponize leveraged ETFs to bet on a single sector, the circuit breakers start to look less like safety valves and more like timers.
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When the biggest Bitcoin bull in corporate America starts trading at a 26% discount to his own coin stash, the emperor's clothes aren't just missing—they're on fire.
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Brussels just admitted MiCA left the hardest questions unanswered. European Parliament issued a nonbinding report calling for clearer rules on DeFi, staking, and NFTs under the Markets in Crypto-Assets framework
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Solana just hit $72 while its core DeFi metrics crater—but trading cards and tokenized stocks are picking up the slack in ways that might actually matter more. SOL rebounded to $72 despite declining DeFi onchain activity, signaling a strategic pivot toward tokenized equities and new asset classes.
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The company that built its empire on wire transfers and payday loan cash-outs is about to hand millions of people their first stablecoin wallet.
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A $44 billion blockchain company just picked its competitor's rails to win Japan. Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin launched in Japan after approval from the Financial Services Agency, becoming the first foreign-issued stablecoin under Japan's revised Payment Services Act as a "Type 4 instrument."
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When your treasury strategy is just one guy's conviction trade, the market eventually demands a discount for that risk. Strategy's STRC preferred shares hit a record low of $71.40, falling 25% below the $100 par value as Bitcoin hovered near $60,000.
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The test is whether Wall Street will pay real money for the infrastructure of tokenization, not just talk about it in panels. Securitize is going public via SPAC merger targeting a $400M valuation, with BlackRock as a backer and NYSE trading under ticker SECZ expected next week
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When the world's most ambitious rocket company raises $111B and the first thing Wall Street does is bet against it, you're watching either genius or mania.
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The money stopped growing, but the people kept showing up—a sure sign something structural is shifting in who wants tokenized assets and why. Tokenized real-world asset value declined 1.4% to $31.5 billion, the first monthly drop in the institutional-led rally, while holder count jumped 14%
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Apple spent a decade building spatial computing, and OpenAI just hired the person who knows what didn't work. Paul Meade, Apple's VP overseeing Vision Pro and smart glasses development, is leaving for OpenAI's hardware team, continuing a pattern of talent migration to AI companies
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The Foundation that built Ethereum is pulling back, and nobody's filled the funding vacuum yet. A former Ethereum Foundation leader warns the network faces a funding gap as the Foundation deliberately steps back from its central role
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The company that tokenized BlackRock's money market fund is about to become a public company itself, and Wall Street just wrote a $400 million check to make it happen. Securitize goes public on NYSE July 2 under ticker SECZ via SPAC merger with Cantor Equity Partners II, raising over $400M total
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