Coinbase has opened trading on perpetual futures tied to Anthropic and OpenAI, letting eligible traders outside the US take a position on what two of the most closely watched AI companies might be worth, before either has gone public.
South Korea's Toss Bank is now testing a possible fix, partnering with the Solana Foundation to see whether public blockchain technology can make cross-border remittances faster and cheaper for its roughly 15 million customers.
The Bank of England has revised its proposed rules for systemic stablecoins, dropping the individual holding limits it floated last year in favor of a cap on how much any single stablecoin can issue.
Bitcoin's available supply is shrinking across almost every venue that can be measured at once, on OTC desks, on exchanges, and in the wallets of its largest holders.
Bitget is trying to remove the wall between crypto wallets and the US stock market, and the way it is doing so is the part worth examining.
XRP currently looks like sitting in a wait-and-see phase. After dipping to roughly $1.12 on heavy volume, the price tried to rally toward $1.15 but failed to gain a foothold.
This week's focus sits squarely on the Fed's inflation mandate. With rates on hold and inflation still above target, the market is watching for any re-acceleration in May's PCE data, the kind of surprise that could reprice rate-cut expectations and ripple straight into liquidity-sensitive assets like Bitcoin.
A Japanese pension fund serving small and mid-size businesses plans to move about 1% of its assets into crypto next fiscal year, a small allocation in dollar terms but a notable step for one of the most conservative corners of finance.
Eric Trump has laid out how his family turned being cut off by major banks into a sprawling crypto operation, framing a forced exit from traditional finance as the start of a permanent pivot.
Crypto's biggest pools of capital are settling into the same place: the foundational networks that everything else runs on.
A spike in Ethereum leaving Binance has raised the question of whether smart money is quietly building a floor under ETH at a key support level.
Robert Kiyosaki is eyeing Bitcoin and Ethereum for a dip entry, but his reasoning starts with the macro picture, not the charts.



