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Crypto industry executives and analysts are abuzz with speculation about Binance’s potential re-entry into the United States following a pivotal development: the presidential pardon of Binance founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao. On Thursday, US President Donald Trump granted CZ a pardon, a move that has reignited hopes and conversations about the world’s largest crypto exchange making […]

Crypto.com has announced its application for a US National Trust Bank Charter, aiming to become federally regulated in offering custody and trust services across the United States. This federal license, issued by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), would allow Crypto.com to provide secure custody for digital asset treasuries, exchange-traded funds (ETFs),

Long-time Bitcoin whales, once staunch advocates of self-custody, are increasingly trading their private keys for the convenience and benefits of traditional finance. Recent shifts reveal that some of Bitcoin’s earliest and largest holders are quietly converting parts of their spot holdings into exchange-traded funds (ETFs), particularly BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETFs. This trend indicates a significant pivot

Long-time Bitcoin whales, once staunch advocates of self-custody, are gradually shifting their strategy by trading their private keys for the conveniences offered by traditional finance. According to recent disclosures from a BlackRock executive, some of Bitcoin’s earliest holders are quietly converting portions of their spot Bitcoin holdings into exchange-traded funds (ETFs), unlocking access to a

Investment banking giant JPMorgan Chase is preparing to offer its global clients the ability to borrow against their Bitcoin and Ether holdings, a move that further signals Wall Street’s growing embrace of digital assets. According to a Bloomberg report citing insiders, the initiative would allow clients to use these leading cryptocurrencies as collateral for loans,

Crypto.com has taken a significant step toward securing a stronger federal presence by applying for a US National Trust Bank Charter. If granted, this charter will empower the leading crypto exchange to offer federally regulated custody and trust services across the United States, enhancing security and regulatory compliance for digital assets. The Singapore-based company aims

Cryptocurrency valuations showed signs of recovery this week as investors warmed up to digital assets following a significant market downturn. The weekend of October 10 saw a historic $19 billion liquidation event that brought Bitcoin’s price down to a four-month low of $104,000. Despite the volatility, this crash is being viewed by some experts as

Investment banking giant JPMorgan Chase is preparing to offer a groundbreaking service that allows its global clients to use Bitcoin and Ether as collateral for loans. This move reflects Wall Street’s deepening embrace of cryptocurrency and could significantly enhance the appeal of Bitcoin and Ether to institutional investors by maximizing their asset utility. According to

Crypto.com has submitted an application for a US National Trust Bank Charter, aiming to become a federally regulated custodian and trust service provider for digital assets across the United States. The Singapore-based crypto exchange announced this move to expand its custody and staking offerings under the oversight of the Office of the Comptroller of the

Today in crypto, key developments are unfolding that could reshape the industry landscape. The long-standing dispute between Fetch.ai and Ocean Protocol Foundation appears to be nearing resolution, with Fetch.ai ready to drop legal claims if Ocean Protocol returns 286 million FET tokens. Meanwhile, the likelihood of a presidential pardon for former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried