
Reopening GENIUS Act Is a âRed Lineâ for Crypto
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said any attempt to reopen the GENIUS Act would cross a âred line,â accusing banks of using political pressure to block competition from stablecoins and fintech

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said any attempt to reopen the GENIUS Act would cross a âred line,â accusing banks of using political pressure to block competition from stablecoins and fintech

JPMorgan Chase has reportedly frozen bank accounts linked to two venture-backed stablecoin startups after identifying exposure to sanctioned and high-risk jurisdictions. The accounts belonged to BlindPay and Kontigo, two stablecoin

Cryptocurrency derivatives trading volume surged to almost $85.7 trillion in 2025, averaging about $264.5 billion a day, according to a report by liquidation data tracker CoinGlass. Binance led the market

Klarna, a Swedish fintech company known for its âBuy Now, Pay Laterâ (BNPL) service, has partnered with crypto exchange Coinbase to add stablecoins to its institutional funding toolkit. Under the

US lawmakers have introduced a discussion draft that would ease the tax burden on everyday crypto users by exempting small stablecoin transactions from capital gains taxes and offering a new

BlackRockâs spot Bitcoin ETF, iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT, has ranked sixth in net inflows despite being the only fund in the top cohort posting a negative return for the year.

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $457 million in net inflows on Wednesday, marking their strongest single-day intake in more than a month as institutional demand showed signs of re-acceleration.

Bitcoinâs long-debated four-year cycle is still playing out, but the forces behind it have shifted away from the halving toward politics and liquidity, according to Markus Thielen, head of research

Strategy held on to its place in the Nasdaq 100 during this yearâs rebalancing, securing its first successful test in the benchmark since joining the index in December last year.

ItaĂș Asset Management, the investment arm of Brazil’s largest private bank, ItaĂș Unibanco, has recommended that investors hold 1% to 3% of their portfolios in Bitcoin next year. In a