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Banks Build Their Own Chain, and ETF Money Keeps Arriving

Banks Build Their Own Chain, and ETF Money Keeps Arriving

The same banks that spent a year trying to kill stablecoins just decided to build the rails themselves. Bitcoin, meanwhile, keeps running into the same wall.

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The Cross-Chain Router With Battle Scars Is Quietly Changing How It Works

The Cross-Chain Router With Battle Scars Is Quietly Changing How It Works

A major upgrade in the works. Stablecoin liquidity, protocol-owned liquidity, and security improvements could help this DEX rebuild activity after its May exploit.

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Bitcoin Splits From the Nasdaq, and an Attacker Buys a Protocol Instead of Breaking It

Bitcoin Splits From the Nasdaq, and an Attacker Buys a Protocol Instead of Breaking It

The Fed chair speaking Friday used to own a dozen blockchain protocols. That’s never happened before, and the timing could not be stranger.

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The Chain That Holds More Tokenized Stocks Than Ethereum Is Doubling Its Throughput on Monday

The Chain That Holds More Tokenized Stocks Than Ethereum Is Doubling Its Throughput on Monday

This Chain just processed $1.25B in DEX volume in 24 hours. Smart money trimmed. Whales loaded. The split tells you something.

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Bitcoin Rallies Hard, ETF Buyers Return, Crypto Policy Accelerates

Bitcoin Rallies Hard, ETF Buyers Return, Crypto Policy Accelerates

Bitcoin is back above $75,000 as ETF demand returns, but the bigger question is whether institutional buying can keep the rally going.

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The First Major Blockchain With Native Quantum-Resistant Accounts Cleared Its Final Hurdle

The First Major Blockchain With Native Quantum-Resistant Accounts Cleared Its Final Hurdle

Google and IBM are racing to build machines that break crypto wallets. One blockchain just solved for that natively. The market is waiting for this to unfold.

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Citi Puts Bitcoin Next to the Bonds, and Stablecoins Edge Toward Cash

Citi Puts Bitcoin Next to the Bonds, and Stablecoins Edge Toward Cash

Congress now has a 21% chance of passing crypto legislation this year. Today, the SEC gave up waiting.

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The Only Protocol That Lets You Trade the Shape of a Yield Curve Is Sitting at a Two-Year Low

The Only Protocol That Lets You Trade the Shape of a Yield Curve Is Sitting at a Two-Year Low

99% of tokenized Wall Street assets have never generated DeFi yield. One protocol prices it when they do.

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Coinbase Lists S&P 500 Perps, and Ethereum Scraps Eight Years of Work

Coinbase Lists S&P 500 Perps, and Ethereum Scraps Eight Years of Work

Zero ships crossed Hormuz on Sunday, and oil barely moved. Coinbase lists S&P 500 perps today. And Ethereum scrapped eight years of its own cryptography.

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This Layer-1 Is Becoming Crypto’s Biggest Highway for Moving Digital Dollars

This Layer-1 Is Becoming Crypto’s Biggest Highway for Moving Digital Dollars

A Layer-1 is quietly stacking a mandatory upgrade, a Pendle incentive window, and rising stablecoin use while sitting near $0.33.

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The SEC Cancels Its Own Meeting, Tether Passes an Audit With an Asterisk, and a Shipping Leak Turns Ugly

The SEC Cancels Its Own Meeting, Tether Passes an Audit With an Asterisk, and a Shipping Leak Turns Ugly

The SEC scrapped its crypto vote the night before it happened. Tether passed a Big Four audit. And the number everyone’s celebrating is a year and a half old.

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CoreWeave Proved the AI Compute Shortage Is Real, and This $160M Token Owns the Same Trade

CoreWeave Proved the AI Compute Shortage Is Real, and This $160M Token Owns the Same Trade

CoreWeave just proved AI compute demand isn’t hype. The decentralized GPU marketplace playing the same shortage is at a $160M market cap.

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