Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF debut trails BlackRock
Morgan Stanley debuted its spot Bitcoin ETF with $30.6 million in first-day inflows, placing second behind BlackRock despite broader outflows across US-listed funds.
Morgan Stanley debuted its spot Bitcoin ETF with $30.6 million in first-day inflows, placing second behind BlackRock despite broader outflows across US-listed funds.
Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority has issued new guidance clarifying how crypto tokens should be structured, disclosed and distributed in Dubai, tightening oversight for stablecoins and real-world asset tokens.
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices climbed alongside a sharp increase in open interest, signalling renewed investor risk appetite amid improving macro sentiment.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies has begun trading on the New York Stock Exchange after uplisting from NYSE American, marking a major milestone in its growth.
Shares of Circle Internet Group fell 9.9% to $85.10 after a Wall Street downgrade and broader crypto market concerns tied to a recent exploit.
Tokenisation platform Securitize has appointed Brett Redfearn as president and board member, strengthening its leadership as demand for real-world asset tokenisation rises.
A solo Bitcoin miner has earned around $225,000 after successfully solving a block, securing a 3.12 BTC reward despite extremely low odds.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has filed for an emergency injunction to stop Arizona from enforcing gambling laws against prediction market platform Kalshi.
Reports that Iran may demand Bitcoin payments for oil transit through the Strait of Hormuz have reignited debate over crypto’s real-world role, pushing Bitcoin above $70,000 despite no verified on-chain proof.
Allies of Donald Trump are intensifying pressure on the Senate to pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act ahead of a key legislative window in April.
East Africa led global stablecoin foreign exchange cost compression in Q1 2026, with pricing gaps narrowing by as much as 81%, according to the Borderless Benchmark Quarterly Insights Q1 2026.
The National Crime Agency has frozen more than $12 million in criminal cryptocurrency proceeds during a coordinated international crackdown on approval phishing scams.