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Revolut confirmed it has reported to law enforcement allegations that a former employee attempted to extort a cryptocurrency trader by threatening to leak personal data unless a ransom was paid.
Rate has launched a nationwide mortgage programme allowing qualified borrowers to count verified cryptocurrency holdings toward underwriting requirements without liquidating their assets.
ProShares recorded $17 billion in first-day trading volume for its ProShares Genius Money Market ETF (IQMM), marking an unprecedented debut for a newly launched exchange-traded fund.
Satlantis has launched a Bitcoin-native events and ticketing platform that embeds Lightning wallets into each event, enabling organisers to issue tickets and accept payments in Bitcoin alongside fiat.
Stablecore has joined the Jack Henry Fintech Integration Network, enabling around 1,670 U.S. banks and credit unions to offer stablecoin and tokenised asset services through existing core systems.
A board established by U.S. President Donald Trump is in preliminary discussions about launching a stablecoin to support Gaza’s postwar economy, according to a report by Financial Times.
PayPal has attracted unsolicited takeover interest after a 46% share price slump over the past year, with potential bidders exploring either a full acquisition or selective asset purchases, according to a Bloomberg report.
Solana has slipped into the high-$70 range after failing to sustain momentum above $95 earlier this year, extending a six-week losing streak as broader digital asset weakness deepens.
The Arizona State Legislature has advanced a bill to create a Digital Assets Strategic Reserve fund that would hold seized or surrendered cryptocurrencies including bitcoin, XRP and Digibyte.
Crypto.com said on Monday it has received conditional approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to charter Foris Dax National Trust Bank, marking a step deeper into the U.S. federally supervised banking system.
U.S. markets tumbled on Monday after President Donald Trump imposed a new 15% global tariff, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 735 points and dragging cryptocurrencies lower.
Bitcoin tumbled to $64,161 on Monday after erasing weekend gains near $68,600, triggering $238 million in long liquidations as fresh US tariff threats rattled global markets.
