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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.

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Six Days Before the Vote, Crypto’s Washington Problem Gets Harder

Six Days Before the Vote, Crypto’s Washington Problem Gets Harder

Washington is running out of calendar space. Meanwhile, banks are putting blockchain payments into production.

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A Bitcoin Sidechain Empties Out, Wrapped BTC Gets a Reality Check, and the Senate Vote Slips Again

A Bitcoin Sidechain Empties Out, Wrapped BTC Gets a Reality Check, and the Senate Vote Slips Again

Every party involved did their job correctly on Sunday. A Bitcoin sidechain still lost almost everything it was holding.

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Crypto Regulation Has Eleven Days Left, While Wall Street Starts Building Around It Anyway

Crypto Regulation Has Eleven Days Left, While Wall Street Starts Building Around It Anyway

The Senate vote is still eleven days away. But the crypto market has already found something else to trade.

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Twenty-One Banks Are Moving Into Stablecoins, But Their Biggest Problem Starts After Launch Day

Twenty-One Banks Are Moving Into Stablecoins, But Their Biggest Problem Starts After Launch Day

Twenty-one financial giants want their own stablecoin. Strategy is buying Bitcoin again. The market has another test ahead.

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Cronos Turns Its Own Chain Off, the Same Attack Lands Three Times in Six Days, and Nobody Has Fixed the Obvious Hole

Cronos Turns Its Own Chain Off, the Same Attack Lands Three Times in Six Days, and Nobody Has Fixed the Obvious Hole

A blockchain switched itself off this weekend. A hundred people made that call in under twenty minutes, and that’s the part worth thinking about.

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Schwab Opens the Door to Three More Tokens, and the SEC Starts Rewriting Custody

Schwab Opens the Door to Three More Tokens, and the SEC Starts Rewriting Custody

One of Wall Street’s biggest names just made an interesting move in crypto. Washington is working on another piece of the puzzle, too.

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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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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.