358 stories about Investing from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Oct 20, 2026.
NetNet Capital's token supply surged by 18.1% this week, reaching 80,000 from 67,800. Over 90.2% of the supply is currently staked, reflecting strong investor confidence.
Anchorage Digital, a US federally chartered crypto bank, has added support for Frgmnt’s fUSD stablecoin. Institutional clients can now hold, mint, redeem, and stake fUSD through Anchorage’s custody platform. This move is part of a broader trend of institutional adoption of stablecoins.
Maharashtra, India's wealthiest state, is drafting a policy to tokenize state assets, including electricity transmission infrastructure, to fund new projects. This move could set a precedent for other regions looking to leverage blockchain technology for infrastructure development.
Trader @elliotrades claims older, established cryptocurrencies will make investors richer than newer meme coins in the current cycle, despite the prevailing meme coin hype. The trader acknowledges this take may seem 'insane' but points to the long-term potential of older coins weighed down by years of token overhang.
Nasdaq has invested $100 million in Kraken's parent company, Payward, at a $21 billion valuation. This deal will bring tokenized, voting-enabled equities to crypto exchange users. The valuation has surged from $13.3 billion just five months ago.
Germany's finance ministry has drafted a bill to impose a 25% tax on cryptocurrency gains starting in 2027. Existing holdings will keep their current tax treatment, which allows tax-free sales after a 12-month holding period. This change primarily impacts future crypto buyers.
Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin, has partnered with Fasanara to create a $400 million private credit fund. Tether will source lending opportunities and provide stablecoin payment infrastructure. This marks a significant move into traditional finance for the stablecoin giant.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $1 billion in inflows last week, contributing to a three-week total of $3.8 billion. This surge comes despite Bitcoin briefly dipping below $79,000.
A British investor who thought he lost $2,000 in Bitcoin in 2012 has recovered $4.5 million after a law firm identified a wallet holding 5,500 BTC linked to former Intersango users. At least four other decade-old wallets recently moved a combined $15.7 million, suggesting a trend of long-dormant Bitcoin being accessed.
NetNet Capital's $NET token supply grew 21% this week, from 56,000 to 67,800, all gated by the premium above NAV and capped at 0.45% per epoch. 89.3% of supply remains staked, essentially flat.
Hargreaves Lansdown, the UK’s largest retail investment platform, has started offering crypto exchange-traded notes (ETNs) following the FCA’s decision to lift its retail ban. This move opens up crypto investments to a broader audience of traditional investors.
Crypto exchange Bitget is negotiating with major financial firms, including BlackRock, to distribute tokenized ETFs in Asia. This move could bring traditional financial products to crypto investors in the region.
A law firm and tokenization platform plan to test issuing catastrophe bonds as digital tokens in 2027, potentially lowering investment minimums and giving investors onchain ownership. This move could make these complex financial instruments more accessible to a broader range of investors.
Bitcoin surged from the low-$60,000s to roughly $78,000 in three days, eventually stretching above $81,000. Nearly two weeks later, the price still sits around $77,000, highlighting a bullish asymmetry that bears have been unable to reverse.
Securitize and Socios have launched a project to tokenize equity in professional sports teams, the first under the EU's DLT Pilot Regime. This allows fractional ownership of sports teams via blockchain technology, making it accessible to a broader investor base.
Major crypto organizations have asked the SEC to maintain current fund classifications and speed up reviews for new ETF products. This push comes as the crypto industry seeks clearer regulatory pathways for innovative financial products.
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is collaborating with Payward, the company behind Kraken, to bring major UK-listed stocks onchain using the xStocks framework. This move aims to make traditional equities more accessible and tradable in the digital asset space.
Strive Asset Management has bought 1,800 Bitcoin for $143 million, increasing its total holdings to 23,156 BTC. This makes it the fifth-largest publicly traded corporate holder of Bitcoin as the crypto market rebounds.
Bitcoin remained stable despite U.S. strikes on Iran, which rattled global markets. The cryptocurrency is up 24% this month, its best performance since November 2024.
Galaxy Research reports that Bitcoin wallets untouched for over a decade are moving at an unusual pace in 2026, with six ancient wallets transferring $40 million in a single 10-day stretch this month.
Ethereum ETFs saw a massive inflow of $226 million in a single day, marking their strongest performance in 10 months. This brings the total inflows over nine sessions to $1.4 billion, nearly matching Bitcoin's ETF inflows.
Evernorth, a company holding significant XRP, has received SEC approval for a shareholder vote on listing its shares on Nasdaq. The firm's XRP holdings are currently worth less than its purchase price.
The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) became the first Solana-based ETF to reach $1 billion in assets under management. This rapid growth highlights the increasing interest in Solana and staking-based investment products.
Japanese financial giant SBI has acquired a 20% stake in Indonesian online brokerage Ajaib for $270 million. The deal aims to build a cross-border, blockchain-based settlement network using yen stablecoins in Southeast Asia.