Leading today: The SEC’s crypto custody rewrite has reached the White House. Every story we publish, newest first.
Active addresses, whale deposits and open interest are all pointing the right way for XRP, and the price is still near a dollar. Here's what each number actually measures, and why none of them promises a move.
The bank's digital assets research head says the $100 end-2030 UNI target he set in June may be too conservative, because of how fast Uniswap is now destroying its own tokens. That rate has to hold for about five years for the maths to work.
A Solana-aligned research group has told the FCA that $18bn was liquidated in 14 hours during last October's crash. The real number is unknowable from the outside, and the reason why is built into how exchanges publish their data.
Solana Company booked $2.512m of staking revenue last quarter and none of it arrived as cash. The money to actually run the business came from selling equity, which is a cost existing shareholders pay.
Cboe has asked the SEC to clear the first US funds tracking three times the daily move of bitcoin and ether. The word doing the heavy lifting in that sentence is "daily", and here's why it changes everything.
A conditional trust charter would let World Liberty Financial take over issuing USD1 from BitGo. A trust charter is not a normal bank licence, and "conditional" is doing a lot of work in that sentence.
The SEC is advancing an exemption that would let listed shares trade on a blockchain at any hour. It changes when you can trade, not what you own, and UK investors are nowhere near it.
Trump and the heads of the SEC and CFTC are due to meet crypto executives at the White House on 19 August, with the industry's biggest legislative priority now given roughly a 10% chance of passing this year. Here's what the bill would actually settle.
Robinhood has switched on crypto trading inside its main UK app, using Bitstamp for the trading and custody. It sits on the same screen as stocks and ISAs — with very different protections behind it.
From 1 October, crypto ATMs are banned in Hawaii, joining Minnesota, Tennessee and Indiana. Here is how the scams these machines get used for actually work, and why UK readers should know the machines were never legal here in the first place.
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