BNY Mellon Introduces Tokenized Deposit Services
Bank of New York Mellon (BNY), the world's largest custodian bank, has launched services for tokenized deposits aimed at institutional clients, according to Bloomberg.
BNY Mellon Introduces Tokenized Deposit Services
Bank of New York Mellon (BNY), the world's largest custodian bank, has launched services for tokenized deposits aimed at institutional clients, according to Bloomberg.
Pump.fun to Revise Content Creator Fees
Pump.fun, the "meme token factory," will alter its commission reward system for content creators, as the current model has proven insufficiently beneficial. This was announced by the platform's co-founder, Alon Cohen.
Stablecoin Platform Rain Secures $250 Million, Valued at $1.95 Billion
Rain, a developer of payment infrastructure based on stablecoins, has raised $250 million in a Series C funding round led by ICONIQ.
Vitalik Buterin Defends Tornado Cash Developer
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin published a letter in support of Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm, who faces up to five years in prison.
SharpLink Earns $33 Million from Ethereum Staking and Invests an Additional $170 Million
Over seven months, SharpLink Gaming has accrued 10,657 ETH ($33 million) through Ethereum staking.
a16z Predicts Growth in Prediction Markets and ZK-Proofs
In 2026, the crypto industry will focus on integrating its tools into traditional business and infrastructure, according to a16z crypto analysts.
BitChat downloads surge by 400,000 amid Iran protests
Iranian authorities curtailed internet access amid mass protests. In response, the community urged residents to use the BitChat messenger.
VanEck Predicts Bitcoin Could Reach $2.9 Million
By 2050, the price of the leading cryptocurrency could reach $2.9 million, according to analysts from VanEck.
USDC Surpasses USDT in DeFi Usage Activity
The value transferred through the stablecoin USDC from Circle over the past year exceeded that of USDT from Tether.
South Korean Court Sanctions Bitcoin Seizure from Exchanges
For the first time, South Korea's Supreme Court has deemed it lawful to seize bitcoins from exchange wallets in criminal cases.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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