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Treasury Drops Wallet Surveillance Rules, Cardano Ships Freezable Tokens, and Blast Winds Down

Treasury Drops Wallet Surveillance Rules, Cardano Ships Freezable Tokens, and Blast Winds Down

Treasury abandoned the rule that would have made banks report your self-hosted transfers. A chain shipped tokens an issuer can freeze. Opposite directions, same week.

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Triple-Leveraged Crypto ETPs Clear the SEC, and Banks Sue Their Regulator

Triple-Leveraged Crypto ETPs Clear the SEC, and Banks Sue Their Regulator

Community banks just sued the OCC over crypto firms getting into banking through what they call a side door. The fight left Congress and found a courtroom.

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The SEC Opens Custody to Advisers, a Bridge Mints Fake Tokens, and Illinois Waits

The SEC Opens Custody to Advisers, a Bridge Mints Fake Tokens, and Illinois Waits

Somebody minted billions of tokens that nothing was backing, on chains with no way of knowing the difference. Here is how that is even possible.

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Inflation Cools Off, Chainlink Rebuilds Its Bridge, and the First NEAR ETF Starts Trading

Inflation Cools Off, Chainlink Rebuilds Its Bridge, and the First NEAR ETF Starts Trading

Government borrowing costs hit levels last seen when the iPhone was brand new. Crypto was supposed to fall over. It closes the month green instead.

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Stolen Funds Keep Moving, ETF Money Floods Back, and America’s Banks Pick Their Rails

Stolen Funds Keep Moving, ETF Money Floods Back, and America’s Banks Pick Their Rails

An exchange asked for a protocol to freeze the money stolen from it. The protocol said no, on principle, and the argument that followed is the story.

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A $352 Million Exchange Hack, Rate Hike Odds Jump, and the NYSE Goes Onchain

A $352 Million Exchange Hack, Rate Hike Odds Jump, and the NYSE Goes Onchain

Withdrawals are paused at a major exchange right now. The number that came out overnight makes this the most expensive month crypto has had all year.

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Bitcoin ETFs Buy Big, Banks Build Digital Money, and CME Adds Two Futures

Bitcoin ETFs Buy Big, Banks Build Digital Money, and CME Adds Two Futures

Six banks that compete for the same customers just agreed to build something together. In crypto that almost never happens, and what they are building says plenty.

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Bitcoin Rips, Coinbase Pitches Round-the-Clock Stocks, and Linera Shuts Before Launch Day

Bitcoin Rips, Coinbase Pitches Round-the-Clock Stocks, and Linera Shuts Before Launch Day

One crypto project spent four years and millions of dollars on a blockchain, then shut down before anyone used it. It was not even the weekend's most important shutdown.

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Central Banks Tightened, Tokenized Stocks Got a Rulebook, and Crypto Ignored All of It

Central Banks Tightened, Tokenized Stocks Got a Rulebook, and Crypto Ignored All of It

A regulator got tired of waiting for Congress and cracked open a five-year window for tokenized stocks. One clause decides which companies ever get to use it.

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CLARITY Stalls in the Senate, Aave Opens a New Route for Wall Street, and the Fed Decides Today

CLARITY Stalls in the Senate, Aave Opens a New Route for Wall Street, and the Fed Decides Today

A year of lobbying, a presidential concession, a swing vote won over. The bill still fell short, and the margin tells its own story.

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The CLARITY Vote, a New Chain, and a Fed Decision Collide

The CLARITY Vote, a New Chain, and a Fed Decision Collide

Trump agreed over the weekend to ethics rules he spent two months refusing. The odds on the bill doubled overnight, and the vote is tomorrow.

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The Bill Nobody Expects to Pass, the Hook Aimed at Searchers, and the Chain the Banks Chose

The Bill Nobody Expects to Pass, the Hook Aimed at Searchers, and the Chain the Banks Chose

A bill that cleared the House with seventy-eight Democratic votes now needs seven Democrats in the Senate. After a month of hunting, not one has publicly committed.