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Charles Schwab now allows select US customers to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum directly through their existing investment accounts. This move marks a significant step toward mainstream crypto adoption by a major financial institution.
Kevin Warsh, known for his open-minded stance on cryptocurrency, has been confirmed as the new Federal Reserve Chair. His appointment could signal a more crypto-friendly approach to regulation and policy.
Venice's daily text inference has surged from 10 billion to 55-65 billion tokens, a 6x increase. This rapid growth raises questions about its valuation and sustainability.
Yield Basis has launched an automated market maker (AMM) that offers Bitcoin yield without impermanent loss (IL). The platform has already captured a significant share of BTC DEX liquidity, making it a notable player in the space.
A new Ethereum standard called Clear Signing aims to prevent blind signing, a flaw that has led to billions in losses. The initiative involves major wallet developers, security firms, and the Ethereum Foundation.
Paybis has become the first company in Latvia to hold both a MiCA crypto license and a PSD2 payment institution license simultaneously. This dual licensing positions the exchange for broader EU market access.
NUVA, a new protocol led by former BNY executive Anthony Moro, is connecting Figure's $19 billion in tokenized assets to Ethereum. This move aims to bring real-world assets like home equity and Treasuries into DeFi markets.
Japanese telecom giant KDDI is acquiring a 14.9% stake in Coincheck Group for $65 million. The deal includes a business alliance to expand crypto access through revenue sharing and customer referrals.
Glassnode is adding macroeconomic and traditional finance (TradFi) data to its platform, helping users understand digital asset markets in a broader financial context. This move aims to provide a more comprehensive view of market conditions for crypto investors.
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) is moving $6 trillion in DTC-custodied U.S. Treasuries onto the blockchain using Canton’s real-world asset (RWA) infrastructure. Meanwhile, Lighter’s LIT token launched trading at a fee multiple comparable to Hyperliquid’s high-fee model.
Canada's Spring Economic Update 2026 includes a proposal to ban crypto ATMs, citing concerns over financial crimes. This move could impact users who rely on these machines for quick crypto transactions.
Vietnam is preparing to launch a regulated cryptocurrency market in the third quarter of 2026. This move aims to meet the growing demand for digital assets and provide a safer environment for investors.
Arkham Intelligence has publicly mapped wallets linked to Iran's central bank, exposing its crypto holdings and transactions. This follows a $344 million USDT freeze by the U.S. Treasury, highlighting the intersection of crypto and global politics.
x402, backed by Coinbase, now allows AI agents to process multiple small payments offchain and settle them onchain later. This could make AI transactions faster and more efficient.
JPMorgan is launching a new tokenized money market fund, following BlackRock's recent move. This marks a growing trend of traditional finance firms adopting blockchain technology.
Ethereum Protocol Studies (EPS) is back for 2026 with new content tracks and a self-paced learning platform. The program starts on February 23rd and aims to educate developers and enthusiasts about Ethereum's core technologies.
Ethereum developers have proposed a solution to 'blind signing,' a technical flaw that has led to significant financial losses. This change could make the network safer for everyday users.
JPMorgan has filed to create a tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, making it easier for investors to access traditional financial products using blockchain technology. This move could bridge the gap between traditional finance and decentralized finance (DeFi).
Charles Schwab has started offering bitcoin and ether trading to a select group of U.S. customers. This marks a significant step toward mainstream crypto adoption.
Elliptic, a blockchain analytics firm, has raised $120 million in a Series D funding round, valuing the company at $670 million. Deutsche Bank and Nasdaq Ventures are among the major investors, signaling growing interest from traditional financial institutions in the crypto space.
Coinbase users can now borrow up to $100,000 using their SOL holdings as collateral. This new service is powered by Morpho and operates on the Base blockchain.
JPMorgan is introducing a new tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, investing in U.S. Treasurys and short-term loans. This makes traditional financial products more accessible in the crypto space.
FalconX now allows institutional investors to use tokenized credit vaults as collateral on the Monad network, expanding DeFi lending options. This move bridges traditional finance with decentralized lending, offering more flexibility for large players.
Three privacy-focused blockchains have each raised over $1 billion, signaling a growing demand for secure, private transactions in crypto. This trend highlights how regulation and corporate needs are reshaping the industry.