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CoinShares Files for Bitcoin Volatility ETF Suite, Targeting BTC Price Swings

CoinShares filed for three Bitcoin volatility ETFs: a base, leveraged, and inverse fund. The funds could begin trading in early June 2026.

Non-USD stablecoin supply surges 3x in latest research: Dune and Visa

Dune and Visa released research showing non-USD stablecoins growing dramatically, with holder addresses jumping 30x and monthly transfer volume hittin...

Blockchain Association urges SEC to treat DeFi as infrastructure, not intermediary: Blockchain Association

Summer Mersinger from the Blockchain Association told a House Financial Services Committee hearing that DeFi systems should receive tailored regulator...

Whop Treasury launches with Aave, Plasma, and Veda integrations: Whop

E-commerce platform Whop has launched its Treasury feature, enabling creators to earn yield directly on balances through integrations with Aave, Plasm...

Bitget Wallet expands stablecoin payments with Visa, Mastercard, and Ripple integration

Bitget Wallet launches Onchain Payments Matrix connecting Visa, Mastercard, and Ripple to scale stablecoin payments globally. The post Bitget Wallet e...

Analyst Who Predicted Bitcoin $125,000 Top Reveals What To Expect Next

A crypto analyst who correctly predicted Bitcoin’s (BTC) cycle peak around $125,000 has released a new report detailing fresh projections for the worl...

Franklin Templeton, Ondo Finance Bring 24/7 Tokenized ETF Trading to Crypto Users

Five Franklin Templeton's ETFs will be tokenized via Ondo Finance as the firms seek to broaden access to traditional assets on-chain.

U.S. lawmakers dig into tokenizing securities as Trump ties muddy waters

Visa joins Canton Network as Super Validator to expand institutional blockchain payments

Visa joins Canton Network as a Super Validator, expanding its stablecoin and blockchain push into privacy focused infrastructure for banks. The post V...

Circle plunged on CLARITY Act fears, but fundamentals unchanged — Bernstein

Analysts say new US stablecoin rules may hit yield distribution, not issuers, as USDC growth in payments and trading continues to accelerate.