Crypto News Summaries
BlackRock champions blockchain's 24/7 potential, integrating crypto into traditional finance. Fueled by institutional demand and Bitcoin ETF success, they foresee sophisticated crypto structures revolutionizing global asset circulation.
Don't fight crypto, embrace it! A former central bank president urges global financial leaders to integrate DeFi, stablecoins, and tokenization into traditional banking systems for a more innovative and resilient future.
Morgan Stanley is diving headfirst into crypto! The Wall Street titan plans to launch its own crypto trading platform via E*Trade in 2026, offering Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.
Justin Sun's bid to shield his crypto fortune from Bloomberg's gaze has failed in court. The judge cited Sun's past disclosures as reason to deny restraining order.
FTX is suing Genesis Digital Assets for $1.15 billion, alleging Sam Bankman-Fried fraudulently funneled customer funds into the mining firm. The suit claims SBF ignored red flags and massively overvalued the company, allowing founders to cash out before a potential collapse.
SEC's Paul Atkins plans an "innovation exemption" to fast-track crypto product development. This move offers temporary relief from outdated regulations, fostering innovation in the digital asset space.
Y Combinator launches "Fintech 3.0," backing Web3 startups to revolutionize finance. With support from Base and Coinbase, YC eyes stablecoins, tokenization, and AI to build a new on-chain financial future.
Ethereum could skyrocket to $33,000, fueled by historical trends. Vitalik Buterin envisions a "Google moment" for Ethereum, powered by low-risk DeFi and a focus on decentralized principles.
E*Trade is diving headfirst into crypto, planning to offer Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana trading by 2026. Partnering with Zerohash, this move underscores Wall Street's growing embrace of digital assets.
Bitcoin's September slump is just seasonal, says SkyBridge CEO Scaramucci, who dismisses "crash" fears. He confidently reiterates his $150,000 target for Bitcoin by 2025, urging investors to ignore short-term dips.
Bitcoin to $3.4 million by 2028? Arthur Hayes foresees a massive surge fueled by aggressive US monetary policy under a potential Trump administration. He bets on Bitcoin being the "fastest horse" amidst trillions in injected capital.
BlackRock's crypto ETFs are a cash cow, generating $260 million in annualized income and proving digital assets are more than an experiment. IBIT dominates the Bitcoin ETF market, signaling a new era of institutional investment and extended bullish market cycles.
