Latest news from the Web3 ecosystem
Two major financial institutions, Citi and Morgan Stanley, are significantly expanding their digital asset offerings, enhancing custody, trading, and exploring tokenization to cater to a growing institutional demand.
Bitcoin spot ETFs have seen inflows for three consecutive days, breaking a five-week outflow trend. This comes as analysts push back against theories suggesting daily dumps by major players.
Major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum faced resistance around key price levels this week. Analysts suggest short-term downside may be contained, but attention turns to altcoin sustainability.
A debate is emerging on whether Ethereum's Layer 2 solutions are truly scaling the network or inadvertently fragmenting its liquidity and user base.
Japan is actively pursuing the integration of yen-denominated stablecoins into its decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem. The initiative aims to leverage the yen's global financial standing but faces challenges in stimulating retail participation.
Figure Technologies experienced a significant stock decline following its fourth-quarter earnings report, which revealed a miss on earnings per share despite exceeding revenue expectations.
Minnesota lawmakers are exploring a complete prohibition of cryptocurrency ATMs within the state, following an increase in reported scams and building on existing regulatory measures.
Bitcoin's anticipated rebound has been halted as major U.S. stock indices experience declines, while gold prices surge. This shift reflects investor caution driven by multiple macroeconomic pressures.
The U.S. Department of Justice has announced a major cryptocurrency seizure targeting Chinese transnational criminal organizations involved in global fraud schemes.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has outlined a new strategy to enhance the scalability of the blockchain's base layer, shifting focus from prior Layer-2 centric approaches.
Barclays is investigating the potential of a novel platform that leverages stablecoins and tokenized deposits for financial settlement. This move signals a growing institutional interest in distributed ledger technology.
UK banking giant Barclays is seeking a technology provider to develop a new blockchain-based settlement engine, aiming to enhance its financial infrastructure and compete with other institutions adopting distributed ledger technology.