The SEC just admitted its rulebook wasn't written for software that settles trades in milliseconds. SEC Chair Paul Atkins signaled new rulemaking to address how existing frameworks apply to onchain market infrastructure and software applications
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The banks that spent a decade calling crypto unregulated are now complaining that stablecoin legislation gives them too much freedom.
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The adults showed up at the SEC, and suddenly infrastructure stocks remember what a rally feels like. Bitcoin held above $80,000 while SEC Chair Paul Atkins signaled support for onchain finance rules, lifting Coinbase and tokenization infrastructure stocks
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The crypto industry's biggest players are no longer asking permission to sit at the banking table—they're applying for the deed to the building.
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Wall Street just figured out what crypto has known for months: agents need hardware, and whoever makes that hardware prints money. AMD stock surged 18.61% to a record $421 after Q1 earnings showed server CPU growth nearly doubled thanks to agentic AI demand
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Crypto exchanges are quietly becoming banks, and the federal government is letting them. Kraken's parent company Payward has applied for a national trust charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, seeking to establish Payward National Trust Company (PNTC).
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The first stablecoin built specifically for AI agents just went live, which means we're about to find out if machines care about transaction fees. Exodus launched XO Cash, a stablecoin on Solana designed for AI agent transactions with built-in spending controls
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Wall Street's tokenization infrastructure is finally moving from PowerPoints to production settlements, and the market is pricing in what happens when the rails go live.
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The institutions that tamed Bitcoin with ETFs are now shopping for the rest of the crypto stack. Institutional capital is flooding back into crypto, but Bitcoin ETFs are just the entry point, not the destination.
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While the crypto world debates which chain is fastest, Zcash just drew a line in the sand: quantum resistance isn't a someday problem, it's a next-month deliverable.
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Bitcoin miners are becoming data centers faster than data centers became cloud providers. TeraWulf reported $21 million in HPC revenue in Q1, the first time high-performance computing income exceeded bitcoin mining for the company
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Institutions are buying Bitcoin again, and this time they're skipping the retail pump-and-dump playbook entirely. US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled $1.97 billion in April, the strongest monthly performance since November 2025, with BlackRock's IBIT leading institutional demand
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Bitcoin miners are becoming AI landlords, and Wall Street just validated the pivot with a price target that implies 76% upside.
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The world's second-largest crypto can't break through a ceiling it last touched comfortably two years ago, and the data says it's not a pause, it's a problem.
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While Coinbase bleeds on the bottom line, Wall Street banks are hiring crypto teams by the dozen and one Coinbase business line is quietly exploding.
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Democracy voted yes, but the law might say no — a collision that could define what decentralized governance actually means when real money is on the line.
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When your collateral is so cutting-edge that banks aren't sure how to price it, you get a 40% haircut on day one. SoftBank slashed its planned margin loan from $10 billion to $6 billion after creditors balked at the OpenAI equity backing it
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The second-largest US crypto exchange just proved that decentralization is still mostly marketing. Coinbase suspended trading for hours Thursday after an AWS data center in Northern Virginia overheated, forcing markets into "cancel only" mode before resuming operations hours later.
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The same traders who cheered Bitcoin's climb are now the ones selling into it. Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 after briefly rallying above $81k, with CryptoQuant data showing traders taking profits into strength
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