A major Wall Street broker disclosed a first-time position in a newly listed Solana ETF, reflecting growing institutional appetite for regulated crypto exposure in 2025.
A senior protocol executive warns that in 2025, technical upgrades alone won't secure market position; operational execution, developer experience and validator economics are essential.
Market structure and potential index reclassification clouds Bitcoin outlook; liquidity, order-book depth and ETF flows could push BTC toward $60–65K in 2025.
Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies pulled back sharply in late 2025. We examine drivers, market mechanics, institutional exposure and what investors should watch next.
With current Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s term set to expire in May 2026, President Donald Trump is accelerating his push for a new Fed chair. By early December …
In the most significant validation of cryptocurrency as a mainstream asset class, Vanguard Group—the world's second-largest asset manager with $11 trillion in client assets—began allowing Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ETFs …
The United Kingdom, as one of the world’s oldest financial centers, has finally delivered a strong response. The official enactment of the Property (Digital Assets etc.) Act 2025 is …
As the crypto market is gradually being legalized by leading financial institutions, another Wall Street giant has officially entered the game: Charles Schwab. The corporation, which manages more than …
The emergence of crypto ETFs in recent years has gradually turned digital assets into a mainstream component of the global financial system. After Bitcoin and Ethereum, the next wave …
The prediction markets sector is becoming one of the fastest-growing trends in the United States — and this week, the space exploded further as Fanatics, the multi-billion-dollar giant in …
