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Why crypto founders are leaving Europe for Dubai ahead of a major deadline

The collection began about 18 months ago, before MiCA’s first rules came into force, she said. The stablecoin rules came into effect about a year ago, and crypto-asset providers have been working through a transition period before the deadline of July 1, 2026. After that date, companies relying on legacy national schemes will no longer […]

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Cryptos slide as strategy’s bitcoin selling plan squeezes market

Onchain demand remained soft throughout the slide, according to Glassnode data. The number of active addresses, a rough measure of how many users are actually trading, was around 618,000, in the middle of its recent range rather than breaking higher. The value of coins moving across the network held close to $4.2 billion, just above

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Saylor kicks the can down the road and the yen hits 40-year lows. what next?

Bitcoin BTC$59,527.36 has fallen more than 1% on Tuesday as the Japanese yen fell to a four-decade low against the US dollar, sparking volatility in currency markets. The leading cryptocurrency by market cap traded below $60,000, holding below the key 200-week simple moving average. On Monday, Strategy, the world’s largest publicly traded BTC holder, approved

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Bitcoin (BTC) price stabilizes as analysts warn more downside ahead

The crypto market enters the latter part of the month in a dangerous position with bitcoin BTC$59,833.54 still below $60,000 and ether (ETH) less than $1,600. Bitcoin price has now lost more than 50% of its value since October’s record high, with analysts suggesting more downside is on the cards over the coming months. On

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FundBank rebrands as IRACE, buys Cayman-based Tenet to expand digital asset services

IRACE is not alone in betting that institutions want fewer providers and more integrated infrastructure. In April, SoFi unveiled Big Business Banking, a platform that lets businesses manage fiat banking and crypto-related operations through a single regulated bank. The service signed up major digital asset firms, including CoinDesk parent Bullish ( BLSH ), BitGo (

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Vitalik Buterin says crypto’s most powerful idea is still far from clear

Building secure obfuscation has proven brutally difficult. An ideal version was proven impossible in 2001, sending researchers after the fainter iO target instead, an effort of about two decades filled with broken attempts. The latest good news is that iO can now be built under reasonable security assumptions. The downside, however, is that run times

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USDT jumps to 8.5% premium in India after crypto payment breach

Rupees were deposited into corporate accounts, converted to stablecoins, sent across borders and sold on Indian exchanges, the agency said, bypassing the paperwork and approvals that formal money transfers require under FEMA and India’s anti-money laundering laws. The model had been operating for about two years, attracting users because stablecoin transfers were faster and cheaper

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Securitize heads to NYSE debut after investors approve SPAC merger; CEPT increases by 20%

Securitize, a tokenization specialist backed by BlackRock, said on Monday it cleared a final major hurdle to becoming a public company after shareholders in Cantor Equity Partners II (CEPT) approved the firms’ proposed merger on Monday. The transaction is expected to close on Wednesday, subject to customary closing conditions, with the combined company beginning to

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Crypto perpetuals are unlikely to displace legacy futures markets, JPMorgan says

Institutional demand for perpetual futures remains limited, with the products largely viewed as speculative trading instruments rather than viable replacements for traditional derivatives, according to a Monday report from Wall Street bank JPMorgan. Based on conversations with clients and market participants, the bank said institutional interest in perpetuals has waned. While the contracts offer 24/7

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