Crypto Breaking News

JPMorgan Asset Management has filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a second tokenised money market fund on Ethereum.

Orange plans to double its solar-powered base stations across Africa. CEO Christel Heydemann spoke to Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja in Nairobi, Kenya.

International Energy Agency oil industry and markets head Toril Bosoni discusses the outlook for oil supplies and prices amid the ongoing disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. Inventories are falling around the world at a record pace, the IEA said in its latest monthly report, and will continue to drop for months as the Middle East conflict continues. Bosoni speaks on Bloomberg Television.

Max Kettner, chief multi-asset strategist at HSBC, discusses the outlook for equities and whether there is a risk of a pullback. "All of our positioning stuff, both systematic and discretionary, is so far away from sending a sales signal," he tells Bloomberg Television.

Sota Watanabe said Japan could launch its first bank-issued yen stablecoin within the next few months as the country expands regulated digital asset infrastructure.

Decentralised finance project World Liberty Financial burned 100 million WLFI tokens worth about $6.67 million as part of a broader restructuring of its insider vesting schedule.

Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson, Tom Mackenzie and Mark Cudmore break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade."

Layer-1 blockchain Sui said it will support trading for Matrixdock’s XAGm token, a digital asset backed one-for-one by physical silver certified under London Bullion Market Association standards.

Bitcoin held above the $80,000 level despite stronger-than-expected US inflation data, with 21Shares analyst Matt Mena arguing the market has already absorbed inflation-related risks.

Five of the largest US labor organisations urged the Senate Banking Committee to oppose the proposed Clarity Act, arguing the legislation could expose workers’ retirement savings to cryptocurrency market risks.

Decentralised finance mobile platform Legend said it will shut down after roughly two years of operation as the broader crypto market downturn continues to pressure digital asset startups.

Siemens CEO Roland Busch discusses the outlook for orders, profit guidance and supply chain "uncertainties" stemming from the war in the Middle East. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, he also discusses artificial intelligence regulation in Europe and plans for a 6 billion ($7 billion) share buyback.