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Summary gm, Harvard University revealed a substantial $116 million investment in BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, positioning itself as the fifth-largest investor in the fund. Ethereum surged past the $4,000 threshold for the first time in eight months, triggering a massive $105 million liquidation of short positions and restoring
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Summary gm, US President Trump signed two executive orders that could reshape the industry. The first order prohibits "debanking" of crypto firms, addressing a long-standing industry concern about access to banking services. The second allows cryptocurrencies in 401(k) retirement accounts, potentially directing billions into digital assets, with
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Summary gm, US President Donald Trump announced an executive order allowing cryptocurrencies in 401(k) retirement accounts serving as a major catalyst for market optimism. This potential access to the $12.5 trillion retirement market boosted Bitcoin above $116,000 and fueled Ethereum's surge toward $4,000, with
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Summary gm, The SEC issued a statement clarifying that liquid staking activities, including major protocols like Ethereum's Lido and Solana's Jito, do not fall under securities laws. This regulatory clarity triggered a positive market response, with Bitcoin rebounding above $115,000 and Ethereum rising by 2.
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Summary gm, Significant outflows hit ETFs despite price rebounds. Bitcoin and Ethereum showed resilience, with BTC maintaining around $114,000 while ETH recovered to $3,636 after record ETF outflows of $465 million. The SEC issued important regulatory clarity by exempting liquid staking activities from securities laws, a major win
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Summary gm, The CFTC initiated a "crypto sprint" to implement recommendations from the Trump administration, collaborating with the SEC on "Project Crypto" to enhance regulatory clarity. Bitcoin experienced a 5% weekend dip to $112,300 before recovering, with notable institutional activity as Japanese firm Metaplanet acquired
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Summary gm, Arkham Intelligence uncovered what they claim is the largest crypto hack in history—a previously unreported $3.5 billion Bitcoin theft from Chinese mining pool LuBian in 2020. On the regulatory front, the SEC and CFTC have launched "Project Crypto" aimed at revamping digital asset regulations,
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Summary gm, Hong Kong implemented new stablecoin licensing regulations effective August 1, positioning itself as a strategic hub for cryptocurrency in Southeast Asia. Meanwhile, corporate crypto treasuries surpassed $100 billion on Ethereum's 10th anniversary, with institutions showing particular interest in Ether, which analysts project could reach $4,000
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Summary gm, Tether reported a remarkable Q2 profit of $4.9 billion and announced plans for a major U.S. venture. Blockstream debuted 'Simplicity,' a new smart contract language for Bitcoin designed to enhance security while bringing Ethereum-like capabilities to the Bitcoin ecosystem through its Liquid sidechain. Meanwhile,
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Summary gm, Bitcoin traded sideways around $115,000-$118,000 while Ethereum showed resilience despite a 4.8% dip. SEC Chair Paul Atkins launched "Project Crypto," a major initiative aimed at modernizing digital asset regulations, potentially allowing practices like ICOs and airdrops that were previously restricted. Meanwhile, Tether
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Summary gm, JPMorgan Chase partnered with Coinbase to enable customers to purchase crypto using credit cards and redeem reward points for USDC, signaling growing mainstream financial integration. Meanwhile, Ethereum celebrated its 10th anniversary as trading volume in ETH perpetual futures surpassed Bitcoin for the first time since 2022, reflecting a
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Summary gm, The SEC approved in-kind transactions for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, enabling investors to directly exchange ETF shares for underlying crypto assets rather than cash. PayPal expanded its crypto presence by launching a payment tool supporting over 100 cryptocurrencies with competitive transaction fees of 0.99%, while corporate interest