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Citi Ostrzega, że Bitcoin jest bardziej podatny na ataki komputerów kwantowych niż EthereumTLDR:
Citi ostrzega, że komputery kwantowe mogą złamać szyfrowanie Bitcoina, a Dzień Q zaplanowany jest na lata 2030-2032.
Szacuje się, że 6,7 do 7 milionów BTC w narażonych portfelach sprawia, że Bitcoin jest głównym celem ataków kwantowych.
Elastyczne zarządzanie Ethereum sprawia, że jest w stanie lepiej dostosować się do zagrożenia związanego z komputerami kwantowymi.
CEO Fireblocks nazywa ryzyko kwantowe Bitcoina problemem koordynacji i zauważa, że istnieją narzędzia postkwantowe.
Komputery kwantowe stanowią rosnące zagrożenie dla sektora krypto, według nowego raportu badawczego Citi. Raport ostrzega, że Bitcoin ma znacznie większą ekspozycję niż Ethereum.
Citi Ostrzega, że Bitcoin jest bardziej podatny na ataki komputerów kwantowych niż Ethereum
TLDR:
Citi ostrzega, że komputery kwantowe mogą złamać szyfrowanie Bitcoina, a Dzień Q zaplanowany jest na lata 2030-2032.
Szacuje się, że 6,7 do 7 milionów BTC w narażonych portfelach sprawia, że Bitcoin jest głównym celem ataków kwantowych.
Elastyczne zarządzanie Ethereum sprawia, że jest w stanie lepiej dostosować się do zagrożenia związanego z komputerami kwantowymi.
CEO Fireblocks nazywa ryzyko kwantowe Bitcoina problemem koordynacji i zauważa, że istnieją narzędzia postkwantowe.
Komputery kwantowe stanowią rosnące zagrożenie dla sektora krypto, według nowego raportu badawczego Citi. Raport ostrzega, że Bitcoin ma znacznie większą ekspozycję niż Ethereum.
Citi ostrzega, że komputery kwantowe mogą złamać szyfrowanie Bitcoina, a Dzień Q zaplanowany jest na lata 2030-2032.
Szacuje się, że 6,7 do 7 milionów BTC w narażonych portfelach sprawia, że Bitcoin jest głównym celem ataków kwantowych.
Elastyczne zarządzanie Ethereum sprawia, że jest w stanie lepiej dostosować się do zagrożenia związanego z komputerami kwantowymi.
CEO Fireblocks nazywa ryzyko kwantowe Bitcoina problemem koordynacji i zauważa, że istnieją narzędzia postkwantowe.
Komputery kwantowe stanowią rosnące zagrożenie dla sektora krypto, według nowego raportu badawczego Citi. Raport ostrzega, że Bitcoin ma znacznie większą ekspozycję niż Ethereum.
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Bezpieczeństwo Aktywów Cyfrowych: Ekspert BitGo Przedstawia, Jak Firmy Mogą Bezpiecznie Wejść na RynekTLDR:
Zastępca CISO BitGo mówi, że firmy muszą priorytetowo traktować decyzje dotyczące przechowywania przed wyborem jakichkolwiek narzędzi lub portfeli do aktywów cyfrowych.
Wybór portfeli na gorąco i zimno powinien być zgodny z potrzebami płynności firmy oraz zamierzonymi profilami użycia aktywów cyfrowych.
Ramy zarządzania obejmujące ludzi, procesy i technologie muszą być wdrożone przed rozpoczęciem jakichkolwiek transakcji.
Dopasowanie modelu biznesowego, a nie podążanie za trendami, powinno kierować decyzjami dotyczącymi architektury aktywów cyfrowych i strategii każdej firmy.
Bezpieczeństwo aktywów cyfrowych pozostaje priorytetem, gdy firmy przyspieszają swoje wejście na rynek aktywów cyfrowych. Zastępca CISO BitGo, Manny Khan, przedstawił zorganizowane podejście dla firm wchodzących na ten rynek.
Bezpieczeństwo Aktywów Cyfrowych: Ekspert BitGo Przedstawia, Jak Firmy Mogą Bezpiecznie Wejść na Rynek
TLDR:
Zastępca CISO BitGo mówi, że firmy muszą priorytetowo traktować decyzje dotyczące przechowywania przed wyborem jakichkolwiek narzędzi lub portfeli do aktywów cyfrowych.
Wybór portfeli na gorąco i zimno powinien być zgodny z potrzebami płynności firmy oraz zamierzonymi profilami użycia aktywów cyfrowych.
Ramy zarządzania obejmujące ludzi, procesy i technologie muszą być wdrożone przed rozpoczęciem jakichkolwiek transakcji.
Dopasowanie modelu biznesowego, a nie podążanie za trendami, powinno kierować decyzjami dotyczącymi architektury aktywów cyfrowych i strategii każdej firmy.
Bezpieczeństwo aktywów cyfrowych pozostaje priorytetem, gdy firmy przyspieszają swoje wejście na rynek aktywów cyfrowych. Zastępca CISO BitGo, Manny Khan, przedstawił zorganizowane podejście dla firm wchodzących na ten rynek.
Zastępca CISO BitGo mówi, że firmy muszą priorytetowo traktować decyzje dotyczące przechowywania przed wyborem jakichkolwiek narzędzi lub portfeli do aktywów cyfrowych.
Wybór portfeli na gorąco i zimno powinien być zgodny z potrzebami płynności firmy oraz zamierzonymi profilami użycia aktywów cyfrowych.
Ramy zarządzania obejmujące ludzi, procesy i technologie muszą być wdrożone przed rozpoczęciem jakichkolwiek transakcji.
Dopasowanie modelu biznesowego, a nie podążanie za trendami, powinno kierować decyzjami dotyczącymi architektury aktywów cyfrowych i strategii każdej firmy.
Bezpieczeństwo aktywów cyfrowych pozostaje priorytetem, gdy firmy przyspieszają swoje wejście na rynek aktywów cyfrowych. Zastępca CISO BitGo, Manny Khan, przedstawił zorganizowane podejście dla firm wchodzących na ten rynek.
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XRP Wakuum Zmienności: Dlaczego Rynek Przygotowuje Się na Następny Duży RuchTLDR:
Liczba transakcji dziennych XRP spadła o 20% w ciągu trzech miesięcy, obecnie wynosząc zaledwie 1.78 miliona.
Stawki finansowania na Binance stały się ujemne na poziomie -0.003, co odzwierciedla łagodne nastawienie niedźwiedzi wśród traderów wieczystych.
Szacunkowy wskaźnik dźwigni XRP na Binance wynosi 0.173, daleko poniżej sześciomiesięcznego szczytu na poziomie 0.260.
Dzienna liczba likwidacji załamała się o 99%, co wskazuje na głęboko zdywersyfikowaną i niskowolatility strukturę rynku.
XRP konsoliduje się w zakresie $1.38–$1.43 w obliczu ostrego spadku zarówno aktywności on-chain, jak i udziału w rynku instrumentów pochodnych. Całkowita liczba transakcji dziennych w sieci XRP spadła o 20% w ciągu trzech miesięcy, obecnie wynosząc 1.78 miliona.
XRP Wakuum Zmienności: Dlaczego Rynek Przygotowuje Się na Następny Duży Ruch
TLDR:
Liczba transakcji dziennych XRP spadła o 20% w ciągu trzech miesięcy, obecnie wynosząc zaledwie 1.78 miliona.
Stawki finansowania na Binance stały się ujemne na poziomie -0.003, co odzwierciedla łagodne nastawienie niedźwiedzi wśród traderów wieczystych.
Szacunkowy wskaźnik dźwigni XRP na Binance wynosi 0.173, daleko poniżej sześciomiesięcznego szczytu na poziomie 0.260.
Dzienna liczba likwidacji załamała się o 99%, co wskazuje na głęboko zdywersyfikowaną i niskowolatility strukturę rynku.
XRP konsoliduje się w zakresie $1.38–$1.43 w obliczu ostrego spadku zarówno aktywności on-chain, jak i udziału w rynku instrumentów pochodnych. Całkowita liczba transakcji dziennych w sieci XRP spadła o 20% w ciągu trzech miesięcy, obecnie wynosząc 1.78 miliona.
Liczba transakcji dziennych XRP spadła o 20% w ciągu trzech miesięcy, obecnie wynosząc zaledwie 1.78 miliona.
Stawki finansowania na Binance stały się ujemne na poziomie -0.003, co odzwierciedla łagodne nastawienie niedźwiedzi wśród traderów wieczystych.
Szacunkowy wskaźnik dźwigni XRP na Binance wynosi 0.173, daleko poniżej sześciomiesięcznego szczytu na poziomie 0.260.
Dzienna liczba likwidacji załamała się o 99%, co wskazuje na głęboko zdywersyfikowaną i niskowolatility strukturę rynku.
XRP konsoliduje się w zakresie $1.38–$1.43 w obliczu ostrego spadku zarówno aktywności on-chain, jak i udziału w rynku instrumentów pochodnych. Całkowita liczba transakcji dziennych w sieci XRP spadła o 20% w ciągu trzech miesięcy, obecnie wynosząc 1.78 miliona.
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Tenbin Labs Drops LayerZero, Adopts Chainlink CCIP as Exclusive Cross-Chain Bridge for Tokenized ...TLDR:
Tenbin Labs deprecated LayerZero following an internal audit triggered by recent cross-chain security incidents.
Chainlink CCIP secures every bridge lane with 16 independent, security-reviewed node operators for redundant validation.
CCIP’s SOC 2 Type 2 attestation meets institutional-grade security standards without adding overhead to the Tenbin team.
Tenbin’s tokenized assets tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL now scale across chains under a unified Chainlink data standard.
Tenbin Labs has officially deprecated LayerZero and migrated to Chainlink Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) as its sole bridging infrastructure.
The decision follows an internal security audit triggered by recent cross-chain incidents across the broader industry.
The migration covers all of Tenbin’s tokenized real-world assets, including tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL. The move positions Tenbin to expand its asset distribution securely across multiple blockchain networks.
Chainlink CCIP Replaces LayerZero Across All Tenbin Asset Lanes
Tenbin Labs conducted a security review of its cross-chain infrastructure after noting vulnerabilities exposed by recent industry incidents.
The audit concluded that its previous solution, LayerZero, no longer met the security threshold required for tokenized real-world assets. As a result, Tenbin officially deprecated LayerZero in favor of Chainlink CCIP.
Chainlink CCIP operates with 16 independent, security-reviewed node operators per bridge lane. Each operator runs blockchain full nodes or connects to multiple professional RPC providers.
This setup ensures redundant validation for every cross-chain transaction processed through Tenbin’s infrastructure.
The protocol also carries a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation, meeting the security standards set by major financial institutions.
For an asset issuer handling tokenized commodities and currencies, this certification carries practical weight. It removes the burden of custom security engineering from the Tenbin team.
Tenbin Labs shared its reasoning directly on X. On May 18, 2026, the team posted: “Cross-chain infrastructure needs to have enshrined and uniform security standards that do not impose overhead to the project team.” The post linked to a detailed breakdown of the CCIP migration rationale.
Tenbin is deprecating LayerZero & migrating to @Chainlink as its exclusive bridging infra.
We chose CCIP over LZ for its defense-in-depth design & battle-tested infra unrivaled by any competitors.
Tenbin assets demand the strongest cross-chain security. We will not compromise. pic.twitter.com/nIVGVruVda
— Tenbin Labs (@tenbinlabs) May 18, 2026
Built-In Risk Controls Drive Tenbin’s Infrastructure Decision
One of the key factors in selecting Chainlink CCIP was its native risk management architecture. The protocol includes built-in rate limits that function as circuit breakers during worst-case scenarios.
These controls help contain potential contagion without requiring manual intervention from Tenbin’s team.
Chainlink has also assigned dedicated risk management and monitoring teams to support the Tenbin integration. This added layer of operational support reduces the security overhead that would otherwise fall on the asset issuer. For a platform managing tokenized real-world assets, that distinction is operationally relevant.
Tenbin Co-founder and CEO Yuki Yuminaga addressed the migration directly: “Recent incidents in our space have made it abundantly clear that bridging protocols carry a serious responsibility.”
Yuminaga noted that any compromise in cross-chain infrastructure can directly put user funds and asset integrity at risk, particularly for tokenized real-world assets.
Tenbin Labs also confirmed that the Chainlink CCIP migration aligns with the Chainlink data standard. This adoption sets a consistent framework for how Tenbin’s assets communicate and transfer value across chains.
With tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL now operating under CCIP, the platform is positioned to scale its multi-chain distribution under a unified and auditable security model.
The post Tenbin Labs Drops LayerZero, Adopts Chainlink CCIP as Exclusive Cross-Chain Bridge for Tokenized Assets appeared first on Blockonomi.
Tenbin Labs Drops LayerZero, Adopts Chainlink CCIP as Exclusive Cross-Chain Bridge for Tokenized ...
TLDR:
Tenbin Labs deprecated LayerZero following an internal audit triggered by recent cross-chain security incidents.
Chainlink CCIP secures every bridge lane with 16 independent, security-reviewed node operators for redundant validation.
CCIP’s SOC 2 Type 2 attestation meets institutional-grade security standards without adding overhead to the Tenbin team.
Tenbin’s tokenized assets tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL now scale across chains under a unified Chainlink data standard.
Tenbin Labs has officially deprecated LayerZero and migrated to Chainlink Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) as its sole bridging infrastructure.
The decision follows an internal security audit triggered by recent cross-chain incidents across the broader industry.
The migration covers all of Tenbin’s tokenized real-world assets, including tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL. The move positions Tenbin to expand its asset distribution securely across multiple blockchain networks.
Chainlink CCIP Replaces LayerZero Across All Tenbin Asset Lanes
Tenbin Labs conducted a security review of its cross-chain infrastructure after noting vulnerabilities exposed by recent industry incidents.
The audit concluded that its previous solution, LayerZero, no longer met the security threshold required for tokenized real-world assets. As a result, Tenbin officially deprecated LayerZero in favor of Chainlink CCIP.
Chainlink CCIP operates with 16 independent, security-reviewed node operators per bridge lane. Each operator runs blockchain full nodes or connects to multiple professional RPC providers.
This setup ensures redundant validation for every cross-chain transaction processed through Tenbin’s infrastructure.
The protocol also carries a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation, meeting the security standards set by major financial institutions.
For an asset issuer handling tokenized commodities and currencies, this certification carries practical weight. It removes the burden of custom security engineering from the Tenbin team.
Tenbin Labs shared its reasoning directly on X. On May 18, 2026, the team posted: “Cross-chain infrastructure needs to have enshrined and uniform security standards that do not impose overhead to the project team.” The post linked to a detailed breakdown of the CCIP migration rationale.
Tenbin is deprecating LayerZero & migrating to @Chainlink as its exclusive bridging infra.
We chose CCIP over LZ for its defense-in-depth design & battle-tested infra unrivaled by any competitors.
Tenbin assets demand the strongest cross-chain security. We will not compromise. pic.twitter.com/nIVGVruVda
— Tenbin Labs (@tenbinlabs) May 18, 2026
Built-In Risk Controls Drive Tenbin’s Infrastructure Decision
One of the key factors in selecting Chainlink CCIP was its native risk management architecture. The protocol includes built-in rate limits that function as circuit breakers during worst-case scenarios.
These controls help contain potential contagion without requiring manual intervention from Tenbin’s team.
Chainlink has also assigned dedicated risk management and monitoring teams to support the Tenbin integration. This added layer of operational support reduces the security overhead that would otherwise fall on the asset issuer. For a platform managing tokenized real-world assets, that distinction is operationally relevant.
Tenbin Co-founder and CEO Yuki Yuminaga addressed the migration directly: “Recent incidents in our space have made it abundantly clear that bridging protocols carry a serious responsibility.”
Yuminaga noted that any compromise in cross-chain infrastructure can directly put user funds and asset integrity at risk, particularly for tokenized real-world assets.
Tenbin Labs also confirmed that the Chainlink CCIP migration aligns with the Chainlink data standard. This adoption sets a consistent framework for how Tenbin’s assets communicate and transfer value across chains.
With tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL now operating under CCIP, the platform is positioned to scale its multi-chain distribution under a unified and auditable security model.
The post Tenbin Labs Drops LayerZero, Adopts Chainlink CCIP as Exclusive Cross-Chain Bridge for Tokenized Assets appeared first on Blockonomi.
Tenbin Labs deprecated LayerZero following an internal audit triggered by recent cross-chain security incidents.
Chainlink CCIP secures every bridge lane with 16 independent, security-reviewed node operators for redundant validation.
CCIP’s SOC 2 Type 2 attestation meets institutional-grade security standards without adding overhead to the Tenbin team.
Tenbin’s tokenized assets tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL now scale across chains under a unified Chainlink data standard.
Tenbin Labs has officially deprecated LayerZero and migrated to Chainlink Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) as its sole bridging infrastructure.
The decision follows an internal security audit triggered by recent cross-chain incidents across the broader industry.
The migration covers all of Tenbin’s tokenized real-world assets, including tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL. The move positions Tenbin to expand its asset distribution securely across multiple blockchain networks.
Chainlink CCIP Replaces LayerZero Across All Tenbin Asset Lanes
Tenbin Labs conducted a security review of its cross-chain infrastructure after noting vulnerabilities exposed by recent industry incidents.
The audit concluded that its previous solution, LayerZero, no longer met the security threshold required for tokenized real-world assets. As a result, Tenbin officially deprecated LayerZero in favor of Chainlink CCIP.
Chainlink CCIP operates with 16 independent, security-reviewed node operators per bridge lane. Each operator runs blockchain full nodes or connects to multiple professional RPC providers.
This setup ensures redundant validation for every cross-chain transaction processed through Tenbin’s infrastructure.
The protocol also carries a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation, meeting the security standards set by major financial institutions.
For an asset issuer handling tokenized commodities and currencies, this certification carries practical weight. It removes the burden of custom security engineering from the Tenbin team.
Tenbin Labs shared its reasoning directly on X. On May 18, 2026, the team posted: “Cross-chain infrastructure needs to have enshrined and uniform security standards that do not impose overhead to the project team.” The post linked to a detailed breakdown of the CCIP migration rationale.
Tenbin is deprecating LayerZero & migrating to @Chainlink as its exclusive bridging infra.
We chose CCIP over LZ for its defense-in-depth design & battle-tested infra unrivaled by any competitors.
Tenbin assets demand the strongest cross-chain security. We will not compromise. pic.twitter.com/nIVGVruVda
— Tenbin Labs (@tenbinlabs) May 18, 2026
Built-In Risk Controls Drive Tenbin’s Infrastructure Decision
One of the key factors in selecting Chainlink CCIP was its native risk management architecture. The protocol includes built-in rate limits that function as circuit breakers during worst-case scenarios.
These controls help contain potential contagion without requiring manual intervention from Tenbin’s team.
Chainlink has also assigned dedicated risk management and monitoring teams to support the Tenbin integration. This added layer of operational support reduces the security overhead that would otherwise fall on the asset issuer. For a platform managing tokenized real-world assets, that distinction is operationally relevant.
Tenbin Co-founder and CEO Yuki Yuminaga addressed the migration directly: “Recent incidents in our space have made it abundantly clear that bridging protocols carry a serious responsibility.”
Yuminaga noted that any compromise in cross-chain infrastructure can directly put user funds and asset integrity at risk, particularly for tokenized real-world assets.
Tenbin Labs also confirmed that the Chainlink CCIP migration aligns with the Chainlink data standard. This adoption sets a consistent framework for how Tenbin’s assets communicate and transfer value across chains.
With tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL now operating under CCIP, the platform is positioned to scale its multi-chain distribution under a unified and auditable security model.
The post Tenbin Labs Drops LayerZero, Adopts Chainlink CCIP as Exclusive Cross-Chain Bridge for Tokenized Assets appeared first on Blockonomi.
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Bitwise to Use BHYP Fees to Add HYPE to Balance SheetTLDR
Bitwise will allocate 10% of BHYP management fees to acquire HYPE for its balance sheet.
The company confirmed that it will stake the HYPE tokens it holds to generate rewards.
BHYP began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday.
HYPE has doubled in price in 2026 and now trades above $44.
The token holds a market capitalization of more than $10.6 billion excluding stablecoins.
21Shares launched a competing Hyperliquid ETF on May 12 and recorded about $10.5 million in net inflows.
Bitwise Asset Management will allocate part of its new ETF fees to acquire HYPE tokens for its balance sheet. The firm said it will direct 10% of management fees from its BHYP fund to accumulate the token. The announcement came days after the ETF began trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
Bitwise and HYPE Strategy Linked to BHYP Fees
Bitwise confirmed the allocation plan in a statement posted on X on Monday. The company said, “Bitwise will be devoting 10% of the Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP) management fee to holding HYPE on the Bitwise balance sheet.” It also stated that it will stake the acquired tokens to generate rewards.
The firm linked the move to Hyperliquid’s revenue model and token mechanics. Bitwise said the blockchain directs about 99% of its revenue to buy back and burn HYPE tokens. “In that spirit, we’re pleased to announce … we’re holding HYPE,” the company added.
Bitwise launched the Hyperliquid ETF under the ticker BHYP on Friday. The fund offers indirect exposure to HYPE and staking rewards. The company has not yet released trading volume data for the ETF.
Bitwise filed for a U.S. Hyperliquid ETF last year before other issuers. However, 21Shares launched its competing ETF, 2THYP, on May 12. SoSoValue data shows that 2THYP has recorded about $10.5 million in cumulative net inflows.
Grayscale also filed for a similar product after Bitwise submitted its application. The filings marked growing issuer interest in Hyperliquid-linked investment vehicles. However, Bitwise became one of the early applicants in the segment.
Hyperliquid Network Performance and HYPE Market Data
Hyperliquid has grown into a major onchain trading venue, especially for perpetual futures. Recent data from The Block shows the network generated nearly 40% of all blockchain fees last week. In comparison, Ethereum produced about 14%, while Solana generated close to 10%.
The platform’s native token HYPE has increased sharply this year. The token traded near $22 at the start of 2026. It now trades above $44, reflecting a gain of about 100%.
Market data indicates that HYPE ranks among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, excluding stablecoins. The price increase has coincided with rising activity on the Hyperliquid network.
Bitwise said it will stake the HYPE tokens held on its balance sheet. The firm confirmed that staking will form part of its holding strategy. The ETF continues to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BHYP.
The post Bitwise to Use BHYP Fees to Add HYPE to Balance Sheet appeared first on Blockonomi.
Bitwise to Use BHYP Fees to Add HYPE to Balance Sheet
TLDR
Bitwise will allocate 10% of BHYP management fees to acquire HYPE for its balance sheet.
The company confirmed that it will stake the HYPE tokens it holds to generate rewards.
BHYP began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday.
HYPE has doubled in price in 2026 and now trades above $44.
The token holds a market capitalization of more than $10.6 billion excluding stablecoins.
21Shares launched a competing Hyperliquid ETF on May 12 and recorded about $10.5 million in net inflows.
Bitwise Asset Management will allocate part of its new ETF fees to acquire HYPE tokens for its balance sheet. The firm said it will direct 10% of management fees from its BHYP fund to accumulate the token. The announcement came days after the ETF began trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
Bitwise and HYPE Strategy Linked to BHYP Fees
Bitwise confirmed the allocation plan in a statement posted on X on Monday. The company said, “Bitwise will be devoting 10% of the Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP) management fee to holding HYPE on the Bitwise balance sheet.” It also stated that it will stake the acquired tokens to generate rewards.
The firm linked the move to Hyperliquid’s revenue model and token mechanics. Bitwise said the blockchain directs about 99% of its revenue to buy back and burn HYPE tokens. “In that spirit, we’re pleased to announce … we’re holding HYPE,” the company added.
Bitwise launched the Hyperliquid ETF under the ticker BHYP on Friday. The fund offers indirect exposure to HYPE and staking rewards. The company has not yet released trading volume data for the ETF.
Bitwise filed for a U.S. Hyperliquid ETF last year before other issuers. However, 21Shares launched its competing ETF, 2THYP, on May 12. SoSoValue data shows that 2THYP has recorded about $10.5 million in cumulative net inflows.
Grayscale also filed for a similar product after Bitwise submitted its application. The filings marked growing issuer interest in Hyperliquid-linked investment vehicles. However, Bitwise became one of the early applicants in the segment.
Hyperliquid Network Performance and HYPE Market Data
Hyperliquid has grown into a major onchain trading venue, especially for perpetual futures. Recent data from The Block shows the network generated nearly 40% of all blockchain fees last week. In comparison, Ethereum produced about 14%, while Solana generated close to 10%.
The platform’s native token HYPE has increased sharply this year. The token traded near $22 at the start of 2026. It now trades above $44, reflecting a gain of about 100%.
Market data indicates that HYPE ranks among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, excluding stablecoins. The price increase has coincided with rising activity on the Hyperliquid network.
Bitwise said it will stake the HYPE tokens held on its balance sheet. The firm confirmed that staking will form part of its holding strategy. The ETF continues to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BHYP.
The post Bitwise to Use BHYP Fees to Add HYPE to Balance Sheet appeared first on Blockonomi.
Bitwise will allocate 10% of BHYP management fees to acquire HYPE for its balance sheet.
The company confirmed that it will stake the HYPE tokens it holds to generate rewards.
BHYP began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday.
HYPE has doubled in price in 2026 and now trades above $44.
The token holds a market capitalization of more than $10.6 billion excluding stablecoins.
21Shares launched a competing Hyperliquid ETF on May 12 and recorded about $10.5 million in net inflows.
Bitwise Asset Management will allocate part of its new ETF fees to acquire HYPE tokens for its balance sheet. The firm said it will direct 10% of management fees from its BHYP fund to accumulate the token. The announcement came days after the ETF began trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
Bitwise and HYPE Strategy Linked to BHYP Fees
Bitwise confirmed the allocation plan in a statement posted on X on Monday. The company said, “Bitwise will be devoting 10% of the Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP) management fee to holding HYPE on the Bitwise balance sheet.” It also stated that it will stake the acquired tokens to generate rewards.
The firm linked the move to Hyperliquid’s revenue model and token mechanics. Bitwise said the blockchain directs about 99% of its revenue to buy back and burn HYPE tokens. “In that spirit, we’re pleased to announce … we’re holding HYPE,” the company added.
Bitwise launched the Hyperliquid ETF under the ticker BHYP on Friday. The fund offers indirect exposure to HYPE and staking rewards. The company has not yet released trading volume data for the ETF.
Bitwise filed for a U.S. Hyperliquid ETF last year before other issuers. However, 21Shares launched its competing ETF, 2THYP, on May 12. SoSoValue data shows that 2THYP has recorded about $10.5 million in cumulative net inflows.
Grayscale also filed for a similar product after Bitwise submitted its application. The filings marked growing issuer interest in Hyperliquid-linked investment vehicles. However, Bitwise became one of the early applicants in the segment.
Hyperliquid Network Performance and HYPE Market Data
Hyperliquid has grown into a major onchain trading venue, especially for perpetual futures. Recent data from The Block shows the network generated nearly 40% of all blockchain fees last week. In comparison, Ethereum produced about 14%, while Solana generated close to 10%.
The platform’s native token HYPE has increased sharply this year. The token traded near $22 at the start of 2026. It now trades above $44, reflecting a gain of about 100%.
Market data indicates that HYPE ranks among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, excluding stablecoins. The price increase has coincided with rising activity on the Hyperliquid network.
Bitwise said it will stake the HYPE tokens held on its balance sheet. The firm confirmed that staking will form part of its holding strategy. The ETF continues to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BHYP.
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Zerohash pierwszą firmą z licencją MiCAR, która uzyskała status EMI dla operacji związanych z stablecoinami w EuropieTLDR:
Zerohash jest teraz pierwszą firmą, która posiada zarówno licencję MiCAR, jak i pełny status EMI w Europejskim Obszarze Gospodarczym.
Czerwcowy list No Action EBA z 2025 roku wymagał, aby firmy stablecoinowe uzyskały licencje EMI, oprócz standardowej rejestracji MiCAR.
Zerohash rzekomo prowadzi rozmowy na temat pozyskania 250 milionów dolarów przy wycenie 1,5 miliarda dolarów po zakończeniu rozmów o przejęciu przez Mastercard.
Struktura podwójnej licencji pozwala Zerohash legalnie obsługiwać banki, fintechy, brokerów i dostawców płatności w całej Europie.
Zerohash Europe zdobył licencję instytucji elektronicznych pieniędzy od De Nederlandsche Bank, holenderskiego banku centralnego. To czyni firmę pierwszym dostawcą usług związanych z kryptowalutami, który posiada licencję zgodną z MiCAR i pełny status EMI.
Zerohash pierwszą firmą z licencją MiCAR, która uzyskała status EMI dla operacji związanych z stablecoinami w Europie
TLDR:
Zerohash jest teraz pierwszą firmą, która posiada zarówno licencję MiCAR, jak i pełny status EMI w Europejskim Obszarze Gospodarczym.
Czerwcowy list No Action EBA z 2025 roku wymagał, aby firmy stablecoinowe uzyskały licencje EMI, oprócz standardowej rejestracji MiCAR.
Zerohash rzekomo prowadzi rozmowy na temat pozyskania 250 milionów dolarów przy wycenie 1,5 miliarda dolarów po zakończeniu rozmów o przejęciu przez Mastercard.
Struktura podwójnej licencji pozwala Zerohash legalnie obsługiwać banki, fintechy, brokerów i dostawców płatności w całej Europie.
Zerohash Europe zdobył licencję instytucji elektronicznych pieniędzy od De Nederlandsche Bank, holenderskiego banku centralnego. To czyni firmę pierwszym dostawcą usług związanych z kryptowalutami, który posiada licencję zgodną z MiCAR i pełny status EMI.
Zerohash jest teraz pierwszą firmą, która posiada zarówno licencję MiCAR, jak i pełny status EMI w Europejskim Obszarze Gospodarczym.
Czerwcowy list No Action EBA z 2025 roku wymagał, aby firmy stablecoinowe uzyskały licencje EMI, oprócz standardowej rejestracji MiCAR.
Zerohash rzekomo prowadzi rozmowy na temat pozyskania 250 milionów dolarów przy wycenie 1,5 miliarda dolarów po zakończeniu rozmów o przejęciu przez Mastercard.
Struktura podwójnej licencji pozwala Zerohash legalnie obsługiwać banki, fintechy, brokerów i dostawców płatności w całej Europie.
Zerohash Europe zdobył licencję instytucji elektronicznych pieniędzy od De Nederlandsche Bank, holenderskiego banku centralnego. To czyni firmę pierwszym dostawcą usług związanych z kryptowalutami, który posiada licencję zgodną z MiCAR i pełny status EMI.
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U.S. Nears Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Rollout, Says OfficialTLDR
The White House confirmed that it will soon announce details about the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Patrick Witt said the administration completed key legal steps to secure the reserve.
President Donald Trump signed the executive order creating the reserve on March 6, 2025.
The reserve currently holds about 328,372 BTC from law enforcement seizures and forfeitures.
The executive order prohibits the Treasury Department from selling any bitcoin in the reserve.
A breach at the U.S. Marshals Service exposed weaknesses in crypto custody systems.
The White House plans to announce new details on the U.S. Bitcoin reserve soon. A senior official confirmed that the administration completed key legal work. The update signals progress on the government’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Patrick Witt, Executive Director of the President’s Council of Advisors for Digital Assets, confirmed the development this week. He said the administration resolved major legal questions tied to the reserve. “We’ll have an announcement,” Witt said, while declining to provide further specifics.
Witt described the development as a legal and operational milestone. He said the team ensured the structure remains legally sound and properly safeguards assets. He added that the administration had completed the most difficult phase of the process.
Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Framework Nears Completion
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on March 6, 2025, to create the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Since then, federal agencies have coordinated to define custody and reporting standards. Witt said his deputy, Harry John, led the interagency review and secured the required legal opinions. He explained that agencies built infrastructure suited for digital assets rather than gold-based systems.
The reserve currently holds about 328,372 BTC, or roughly 1.6% of global supply. Authorities accumulated the bitcoin through law enforcement seizures and forfeitures. These holdings include assets from the Silk Road case and the 2022 Bitfinex hack recovery. The executive order bars the Treasury Department from selling any bitcoin.
Witt previously told attendees at the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas that an update would arrive within weeks. He repeated that timeline during his latest interview. He stated that the administration finalized procedures to protect private keys and maintain custody integrity.
Security Breach Spurs Legislative Push
Witt cited a breach at the U.S. Marshals Service to stress the urgency of secure custody. A contractor, John Daghita, allegedly stole more than $46 million in cryptocurrency in late 2025. The FBI arrested him in March 2026 after investigators traced the transactions.
Authorities also linked a separate $24 million theft to October 2024. Witt said these incidents underscored the need for structured oversight. “It’s a case in point for why it was so necessary that the president established the SBR,” he said.
Meanwhile, lawmakers have advanced two bills to formalize the reserve through legislation. Representative Nick Begich renamed the BITCOIN Act as the American Reserves Modernization Act, or ARMA. The proposal would authorize the Treasury to purchase up to 200,000 BTC per year for five years and lock holdings for 20 years.
Senator Cynthia Lummis has urged Congress to vote before the summer recess. She said lawmakers face tighter floor schedules as midterm campaigns approach. If Congress passes the measure, projections show the Treasury could begin open-market bitcoin purchases in Q4 2026.
The post U.S. Nears Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Rollout, Says Official appeared first on Blockonomi.
U.S. Nears Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Rollout, Says Official
TLDR
The White House confirmed that it will soon announce details about the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Patrick Witt said the administration completed key legal steps to secure the reserve.
President Donald Trump signed the executive order creating the reserve on March 6, 2025.
The reserve currently holds about 328,372 BTC from law enforcement seizures and forfeitures.
The executive order prohibits the Treasury Department from selling any bitcoin in the reserve.
A breach at the U.S. Marshals Service exposed weaknesses in crypto custody systems.
The White House plans to announce new details on the U.S. Bitcoin reserve soon. A senior official confirmed that the administration completed key legal work. The update signals progress on the government’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Patrick Witt, Executive Director of the President’s Council of Advisors for Digital Assets, confirmed the development this week. He said the administration resolved major legal questions tied to the reserve. “We’ll have an announcement,” Witt said, while declining to provide further specifics.
Witt described the development as a legal and operational milestone. He said the team ensured the structure remains legally sound and properly safeguards assets. He added that the administration had completed the most difficult phase of the process.
Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Framework Nears Completion
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on March 6, 2025, to create the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Since then, federal agencies have coordinated to define custody and reporting standards. Witt said his deputy, Harry John, led the interagency review and secured the required legal opinions. He explained that agencies built infrastructure suited for digital assets rather than gold-based systems.
The reserve currently holds about 328,372 BTC, or roughly 1.6% of global supply. Authorities accumulated the bitcoin through law enforcement seizures and forfeitures. These holdings include assets from the Silk Road case and the 2022 Bitfinex hack recovery. The executive order bars the Treasury Department from selling any bitcoin.
Witt previously told attendees at the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas that an update would arrive within weeks. He repeated that timeline during his latest interview. He stated that the administration finalized procedures to protect private keys and maintain custody integrity.
Security Breach Spurs Legislative Push
Witt cited a breach at the U.S. Marshals Service to stress the urgency of secure custody. A contractor, John Daghita, allegedly stole more than $46 million in cryptocurrency in late 2025. The FBI arrested him in March 2026 after investigators traced the transactions.
Authorities also linked a separate $24 million theft to October 2024. Witt said these incidents underscored the need for structured oversight. “It’s a case in point for why it was so necessary that the president established the SBR,” he said.
Meanwhile, lawmakers have advanced two bills to formalize the reserve through legislation. Representative Nick Begich renamed the BITCOIN Act as the American Reserves Modernization Act, or ARMA. The proposal would authorize the Treasury to purchase up to 200,000 BTC per year for five years and lock holdings for 20 years.
Senator Cynthia Lummis has urged Congress to vote before the summer recess. She said lawmakers face tighter floor schedules as midterm campaigns approach. If Congress passes the measure, projections show the Treasury could begin open-market bitcoin purchases in Q4 2026.
The post U.S. Nears Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Rollout, Says Official appeared first on Blockonomi.
The White House confirmed that it will soon announce details about the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Patrick Witt said the administration completed key legal steps to secure the reserve.
President Donald Trump signed the executive order creating the reserve on March 6, 2025.
The reserve currently holds about 328,372 BTC from law enforcement seizures and forfeitures.
The executive order prohibits the Treasury Department from selling any bitcoin in the reserve.
A breach at the U.S. Marshals Service exposed weaknesses in crypto custody systems.
The White House plans to announce new details on the U.S. Bitcoin reserve soon. A senior official confirmed that the administration completed key legal work. The update signals progress on the government’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Patrick Witt, Executive Director of the President’s Council of Advisors for Digital Assets, confirmed the development this week. He said the administration resolved major legal questions tied to the reserve. “We’ll have an announcement,” Witt said, while declining to provide further specifics.
Witt described the development as a legal and operational milestone. He said the team ensured the structure remains legally sound and properly safeguards assets. He added that the administration had completed the most difficult phase of the process.
Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Framework Nears Completion
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on March 6, 2025, to create the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Since then, federal agencies have coordinated to define custody and reporting standards. Witt said his deputy, Harry John, led the interagency review and secured the required legal opinions. He explained that agencies built infrastructure suited for digital assets rather than gold-based systems.
The reserve currently holds about 328,372 BTC, or roughly 1.6% of global supply. Authorities accumulated the bitcoin through law enforcement seizures and forfeitures. These holdings include assets from the Silk Road case and the 2022 Bitfinex hack recovery. The executive order bars the Treasury Department from selling any bitcoin.
Witt previously told attendees at the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas that an update would arrive within weeks. He repeated that timeline during his latest interview. He stated that the administration finalized procedures to protect private keys and maintain custody integrity.
Security Breach Spurs Legislative Push
Witt cited a breach at the U.S. Marshals Service to stress the urgency of secure custody. A contractor, John Daghita, allegedly stole more than $46 million in cryptocurrency in late 2025. The FBI arrested him in March 2026 after investigators traced the transactions.
Authorities also linked a separate $24 million theft to October 2024. Witt said these incidents underscored the need for structured oversight. “It’s a case in point for why it was so necessary that the president established the SBR,” he said.
Meanwhile, lawmakers have advanced two bills to formalize the reserve through legislation. Representative Nick Begich renamed the BITCOIN Act as the American Reserves Modernization Act, or ARMA. The proposal would authorize the Treasury to purchase up to 200,000 BTC per year for five years and lock holdings for 20 years.
Senator Cynthia Lummis has urged Congress to vote before the summer recess. She said lawmakers face tighter floor schedules as midterm campaigns approach. If Congress passes the measure, projections show the Treasury could begin open-market bitcoin purchases in Q4 2026.
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Zerohash Achieves Dual Licensing Milestone with Dutch EMI AuthorizationKey Highlights
Zerohash obtains Electronic Money Institution authorization following MiCAR certification.
Company becomes pioneering MiCAR-licensed entity to achieve complete Dutch EMI credentials.
EMI authorization expands Zerohash’s capabilities for European stablecoin operations.
Move reinforces company’s regulated digital asset payment infrastructure across EU.
Dutch EMI credentials enhance Zerohash’s competitive stance in crypto services sector.
Zerohash Europe has obtained Electronic Money Institution authorization from De Nederlandsche Bank, establishing itself as the pioneering MiCAR-certified digital asset firm to achieve complete EMI credentials. This regulatory milestone provides the organization with expanded legal authority for cryptocurrency services and electronic payment operations. The approval solidifies Zerohash’s standing within Europe’s regulated blockchain asset ecosystem.
Electronic Money Authorization Broadens European Operations
The EMI authorization enables Zerohash to conduct conventional electronic payment activities throughout the European Economic Area. The organization can now facilitate payment transactions, stablecoin applications, and digital asset services under enhanced regulatory frameworks. This development establishes a transparent pathway for financial institutions, technology companies, trading platforms, and service providers requiring compliant operational infrastructure.
Zerohash obtained its MiCAR authorization in October 2025 from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets. MiCAR provides crypto-asset service operators with authorization to function throughout EU member states. Nevertheless, stablecoin-related transactions demand additional regulatory supervision under electronic money regulations.
The European Banking Authority implemented this regulatory distinction through official guidance issued in 2025 and subsequent clarifications published in 2026. The authority determined that certain electronic money token transactions fall within existing electronic payment regulatory frameworks. Consequently, the EMI authorization provides Zerohash with supplementary regulatory authority in areas where MiCAR certification alone might not encompass all service offerings.
Stablecoin Regulatory Framework Drives Strategic Expansion
The EMI authorization carries significant importance as European authorities continue developing comprehensive regulatory frameworks for stablecoins. Organizations processing stablecoin-enabled financial transactions require explicit authorization to integrate cryptocurrency infrastructure with conventional payment networks. Zerohash now possesses the capability to address this market need through combined MiCAR and EMI credentials.
The organization indicated that the dual authorization structure supports financial institutions, brokerage firms, payment processors, and enterprise platforms. It enables business partners to integrate cryptocurrency and stablecoin capabilities without developing comprehensive infrastructure internally. This operational approach aligns with Europe’s increasing demand for regulatory-compliant digital asset solutions.
Zerohash has strengthened its European operations from its Amsterdam headquarters in recent periods. The company currently provides services to Interactive Brokers Europe throughout the region. Furthermore, the EMI authorization strengthens the company’s market position as stablecoin utilization expands across payment systems, trading venues, and financial service platforms.
Capital Raising and Banking Charter Initiatives Provide Additional Perspective
Zerohash commenced operations in 2017 and currently maintains a workforce of approximately 200 employees globally. The organization operates facilities in New York, Chicago, North Carolina, and Amsterdam. The company successfully completed a $104 million Series D-2 financing round at a $1 billion corporate valuation.
The organization has additionally submitted an application to the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency seeking a national trust banking charter. This initiative demonstrates its strategic plan to expand regulated activities beyond European markets. The newly obtained EMI authorization adds strategic momentum to its worldwide regulatory compliance approach.
Industry reports also connect Zerohash to ongoing capital raising discussions following unsuccessful acquisition negotiations with Mastercard. The company reportedly seeks to raise $250 million at a $1.5 billion valuation. As a result, the EMI authorization reinforces its competitive market position as digital asset infrastructure providers compete for regulated enterprise clientele.
The post Zerohash Achieves Dual Licensing Milestone with Dutch EMI Authorization appeared first on Blockonomi.
Zerohash Achieves Dual Licensing Milestone with Dutch EMI Authorization
Key Highlights
Zerohash obtains Electronic Money Institution authorization following MiCAR certification.
Company becomes pioneering MiCAR-licensed entity to achieve complete Dutch EMI credentials.
EMI authorization expands Zerohash’s capabilities for European stablecoin operations.
Move reinforces company’s regulated digital asset payment infrastructure across EU.
Dutch EMI credentials enhance Zerohash’s competitive stance in crypto services sector.
Zerohash Europe has obtained Electronic Money Institution authorization from De Nederlandsche Bank, establishing itself as the pioneering MiCAR-certified digital asset firm to achieve complete EMI credentials. This regulatory milestone provides the organization with expanded legal authority for cryptocurrency services and electronic payment operations. The approval solidifies Zerohash’s standing within Europe’s regulated blockchain asset ecosystem.
Electronic Money Authorization Broadens European Operations
The EMI authorization enables Zerohash to conduct conventional electronic payment activities throughout the European Economic Area. The organization can now facilitate payment transactions, stablecoin applications, and digital asset services under enhanced regulatory frameworks. This development establishes a transparent pathway for financial institutions, technology companies, trading platforms, and service providers requiring compliant operational infrastructure.
Zerohash obtained its MiCAR authorization in October 2025 from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets. MiCAR provides crypto-asset service operators with authorization to function throughout EU member states. Nevertheless, stablecoin-related transactions demand additional regulatory supervision under electronic money regulations.
The European Banking Authority implemented this regulatory distinction through official guidance issued in 2025 and subsequent clarifications published in 2026. The authority determined that certain electronic money token transactions fall within existing electronic payment regulatory frameworks. Consequently, the EMI authorization provides Zerohash with supplementary regulatory authority in areas where MiCAR certification alone might not encompass all service offerings.
Stablecoin Regulatory Framework Drives Strategic Expansion
The EMI authorization carries significant importance as European authorities continue developing comprehensive regulatory frameworks for stablecoins. Organizations processing stablecoin-enabled financial transactions require explicit authorization to integrate cryptocurrency infrastructure with conventional payment networks. Zerohash now possesses the capability to address this market need through combined MiCAR and EMI credentials.
The organization indicated that the dual authorization structure supports financial institutions, brokerage firms, payment processors, and enterprise platforms. It enables business partners to integrate cryptocurrency and stablecoin capabilities without developing comprehensive infrastructure internally. This operational approach aligns with Europe’s increasing demand for regulatory-compliant digital asset solutions.
Zerohash has strengthened its European operations from its Amsterdam headquarters in recent periods. The company currently provides services to Interactive Brokers Europe throughout the region. Furthermore, the EMI authorization strengthens the company’s market position as stablecoin utilization expands across payment systems, trading venues, and financial service platforms.
Capital Raising and Banking Charter Initiatives Provide Additional Perspective
Zerohash commenced operations in 2017 and currently maintains a workforce of approximately 200 employees globally. The organization operates facilities in New York, Chicago, North Carolina, and Amsterdam. The company successfully completed a $104 million Series D-2 financing round at a $1 billion corporate valuation.
The organization has additionally submitted an application to the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency seeking a national trust banking charter. This initiative demonstrates its strategic plan to expand regulated activities beyond European markets. The newly obtained EMI authorization adds strategic momentum to its worldwide regulatory compliance approach.
Industry reports also connect Zerohash to ongoing capital raising discussions following unsuccessful acquisition negotiations with Mastercard. The company reportedly seeks to raise $250 million at a $1.5 billion valuation. As a result, the EMI authorization reinforces its competitive market position as digital asset infrastructure providers compete for regulated enterprise clientele.
The post Zerohash Achieves Dual Licensing Milestone with Dutch EMI Authorization appeared first on Blockonomi.
Zerohash obtains Electronic Money Institution authorization following MiCAR certification.
Company becomes pioneering MiCAR-licensed entity to achieve complete Dutch EMI credentials.
EMI authorization expands Zerohash’s capabilities for European stablecoin operations.
Move reinforces company’s regulated digital asset payment infrastructure across EU.
Dutch EMI credentials enhance Zerohash’s competitive stance in crypto services sector.
Zerohash Europe has obtained Electronic Money Institution authorization from De Nederlandsche Bank, establishing itself as the pioneering MiCAR-certified digital asset firm to achieve complete EMI credentials. This regulatory milestone provides the organization with expanded legal authority for cryptocurrency services and electronic payment operations. The approval solidifies Zerohash’s standing within Europe’s regulated blockchain asset ecosystem.
Electronic Money Authorization Broadens European Operations
The EMI authorization enables Zerohash to conduct conventional electronic payment activities throughout the European Economic Area. The organization can now facilitate payment transactions, stablecoin applications, and digital asset services under enhanced regulatory frameworks. This development establishes a transparent pathway for financial institutions, technology companies, trading platforms, and service providers requiring compliant operational infrastructure.
Zerohash obtained its MiCAR authorization in October 2025 from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets. MiCAR provides crypto-asset service operators with authorization to function throughout EU member states. Nevertheless, stablecoin-related transactions demand additional regulatory supervision under electronic money regulations.
The European Banking Authority implemented this regulatory distinction through official guidance issued in 2025 and subsequent clarifications published in 2026. The authority determined that certain electronic money token transactions fall within existing electronic payment regulatory frameworks. Consequently, the EMI authorization provides Zerohash with supplementary regulatory authority in areas where MiCAR certification alone might not encompass all service offerings.
Stablecoin Regulatory Framework Drives Strategic Expansion
The EMI authorization carries significant importance as European authorities continue developing comprehensive regulatory frameworks for stablecoins. Organizations processing stablecoin-enabled financial transactions require explicit authorization to integrate cryptocurrency infrastructure with conventional payment networks. Zerohash now possesses the capability to address this market need through combined MiCAR and EMI credentials.
The organization indicated that the dual authorization structure supports financial institutions, brokerage firms, payment processors, and enterprise platforms. It enables business partners to integrate cryptocurrency and stablecoin capabilities without developing comprehensive infrastructure internally. This operational approach aligns with Europe’s increasing demand for regulatory-compliant digital asset solutions.
Zerohash has strengthened its European operations from its Amsterdam headquarters in recent periods. The company currently provides services to Interactive Brokers Europe throughout the region. Furthermore, the EMI authorization strengthens the company’s market position as stablecoin utilization expands across payment systems, trading venues, and financial service platforms.
Capital Raising and Banking Charter Initiatives Provide Additional Perspective
Zerohash commenced operations in 2017 and currently maintains a workforce of approximately 200 employees globally. The organization operates facilities in New York, Chicago, North Carolina, and Amsterdam. The company successfully completed a $104 million Series D-2 financing round at a $1 billion corporate valuation.
The organization has additionally submitted an application to the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency seeking a national trust banking charter. This initiative demonstrates its strategic plan to expand regulated activities beyond European markets. The newly obtained EMI authorization adds strategic momentum to its worldwide regulatory compliance approach.
Industry reports also connect Zerohash to ongoing capital raising discussions following unsuccessful acquisition negotiations with Mastercard. The company reportedly seeks to raise $250 million at a $1.5 billion valuation. As a result, the EMI authorization reinforces its competitive market position as digital asset infrastructure providers compete for regulated enterprise clientele.
The post Zerohash Achieves Dual Licensing Milestone with Dutch EMI Authorization appeared first on Blockonomi.
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Why Banks Are Now Focused on Running Digital Assets as Core InfrastructureTLDR:
Banks like JPMorgan and HSBC have moved digital assets from pilots into live production infrastructure.
Treasury, custody, and audit functions must be rebuilt to support 24/7 digital asset operations at scale.
The OCC’s 2026 stablecoin NPRM requires issuers to prove they can access and monetize reserve assets.
Public stablecoin rails processed an estimated $350 billion in payment volume throughout the year 2025.
Digital assets are no longer a question of whether banks should engage. Leading institutions like JPMorgan, HSBC, and Société Générale have already moved into production.
The harder challenge now is scaling these programs across treasury, custody, compliance, and client flows. Circle’s Alison Kaufman addressed this shift at a recent Current event, noting the conversation has fundamentally changed over the past five years.
Operating Models Are Where Digital Asset Programs Stall
Banks often clear technical feasibility during pilots but struggle when integration reaches core systems. Every architectural choice creates downstream effects across the institution.
Selecting a blockchain affects custody design. Custody design shapes how assets reach clients. Settlement logic then touches liquidity management and funding models throughout the organization.
Kaufman noted that fund flow and technical architecture discussions signal when things get serious. “Once we arrive at this stage of discussion, we’re moving beyond the conceptual,” she said. That transition is where most programs slow down or stop entirely.
Treasury operations face a particularly sharp adjustment. Most US bank treasury floors run on cut-off-driven daily cycles, not 24/7 coverage.
Digital assets require continuous operations, and current staffing models were not built for that. Internal audit functions also lack the tools to assess smart-contract, oracle, and bridge risk today.
The OCC’s spring 2026 stablecoin NPRM added regulatory weight to the gap. It requires permitted payment stablecoin issuers to demonstrate the capability to access and monetize reserve assets. That is a capability most institutions would have to build from the ground up.
Interoperability Separates Closed Networks From Market-Ready Infrastructure
Many banks are currently experimenting with tokenized deposits inside closed networks. The strategic question, however, is whether those assets can connect to the broader ecosystem.
A tokenized deposit that only settles within one bank’s network captures limited value compared to one that interoperates with external rails.
Public stablecoin rails carried an estimated $350 billion in payment volume in 2025. Visa’s settlement network now spans nine blockchains, including Circle’s Arc. These numbers reflect a market moving toward open architecture, not closed loops.
Banks holding closed-loop positions too long will pay a connectivity cost later. Cross-border exposure through regulated multi-currency stablecoins, 24/7 public corridors, and real-time settlement against tokenized cash equivalents are all client capabilities. Each one requires infrastructure the bank does not own internally.
Pulling operating-model design and interoperability into a single workstream is the practical path forward. The institutions that build this architecture properly over the next four to six quarters will set the patterns others follow. Those that bolt onchain capability onto old models will face compounding costs as the market moves on.
The post Why Banks Are Now Focused on Running Digital Assets as Core Infrastructure appeared first on Blockonomi.
Why Banks Are Now Focused on Running Digital Assets as Core Infrastructure
TLDR:
Banks like JPMorgan and HSBC have moved digital assets from pilots into live production infrastructure.
Treasury, custody, and audit functions must be rebuilt to support 24/7 digital asset operations at scale.
The OCC’s 2026 stablecoin NPRM requires issuers to prove they can access and monetize reserve assets.
Public stablecoin rails processed an estimated $350 billion in payment volume throughout the year 2025.
Digital assets are no longer a question of whether banks should engage. Leading institutions like JPMorgan, HSBC, and Société Générale have already moved into production.
The harder challenge now is scaling these programs across treasury, custody, compliance, and client flows. Circle’s Alison Kaufman addressed this shift at a recent Current event, noting the conversation has fundamentally changed over the past five years.
Operating Models Are Where Digital Asset Programs Stall
Banks often clear technical feasibility during pilots but struggle when integration reaches core systems. Every architectural choice creates downstream effects across the institution.
Selecting a blockchain affects custody design. Custody design shapes how assets reach clients. Settlement logic then touches liquidity management and funding models throughout the organization.
Kaufman noted that fund flow and technical architecture discussions signal when things get serious. “Once we arrive at this stage of discussion, we’re moving beyond the conceptual,” she said. That transition is where most programs slow down or stop entirely.
Treasury operations face a particularly sharp adjustment. Most US bank treasury floors run on cut-off-driven daily cycles, not 24/7 coverage.
Digital assets require continuous operations, and current staffing models were not built for that. Internal audit functions also lack the tools to assess smart-contract, oracle, and bridge risk today.
The OCC’s spring 2026 stablecoin NPRM added regulatory weight to the gap. It requires permitted payment stablecoin issuers to demonstrate the capability to access and monetize reserve assets. That is a capability most institutions would have to build from the ground up.
Interoperability Separates Closed Networks From Market-Ready Infrastructure
Many banks are currently experimenting with tokenized deposits inside closed networks. The strategic question, however, is whether those assets can connect to the broader ecosystem.
A tokenized deposit that only settles within one bank’s network captures limited value compared to one that interoperates with external rails.
Public stablecoin rails carried an estimated $350 billion in payment volume in 2025. Visa’s settlement network now spans nine blockchains, including Circle’s Arc. These numbers reflect a market moving toward open architecture, not closed loops.
Banks holding closed-loop positions too long will pay a connectivity cost later. Cross-border exposure through regulated multi-currency stablecoins, 24/7 public corridors, and real-time settlement against tokenized cash equivalents are all client capabilities. Each one requires infrastructure the bank does not own internally.
Pulling operating-model design and interoperability into a single workstream is the practical path forward. The institutions that build this architecture properly over the next four to six quarters will set the patterns others follow. Those that bolt onchain capability onto old models will face compounding costs as the market moves on.
The post Why Banks Are Now Focused on Running Digital Assets as Core Infrastructure appeared first on Blockonomi.
Banks like JPMorgan and HSBC have moved digital assets from pilots into live production infrastructure.
Treasury, custody, and audit functions must be rebuilt to support 24/7 digital asset operations at scale.
The OCC’s 2026 stablecoin NPRM requires issuers to prove they can access and monetize reserve assets.
Public stablecoin rails processed an estimated $350 billion in payment volume throughout the year 2025.
Digital assets are no longer a question of whether banks should engage. Leading institutions like JPMorgan, HSBC, and Société Générale have already moved into production.
The harder challenge now is scaling these programs across treasury, custody, compliance, and client flows. Circle’s Alison Kaufman addressed this shift at a recent Current event, noting the conversation has fundamentally changed over the past five years.
Operating Models Are Where Digital Asset Programs Stall
Banks often clear technical feasibility during pilots but struggle when integration reaches core systems. Every architectural choice creates downstream effects across the institution.
Selecting a blockchain affects custody design. Custody design shapes how assets reach clients. Settlement logic then touches liquidity management and funding models throughout the organization.
Kaufman noted that fund flow and technical architecture discussions signal when things get serious. “Once we arrive at this stage of discussion, we’re moving beyond the conceptual,” she said. That transition is where most programs slow down or stop entirely.
Treasury operations face a particularly sharp adjustment. Most US bank treasury floors run on cut-off-driven daily cycles, not 24/7 coverage.
Digital assets require continuous operations, and current staffing models were not built for that. Internal audit functions also lack the tools to assess smart-contract, oracle, and bridge risk today.
The OCC’s spring 2026 stablecoin NPRM added regulatory weight to the gap. It requires permitted payment stablecoin issuers to demonstrate the capability to access and monetize reserve assets. That is a capability most institutions would have to build from the ground up.
Interoperability Separates Closed Networks From Market-Ready Infrastructure
Many banks are currently experimenting with tokenized deposits inside closed networks. The strategic question, however, is whether those assets can connect to the broader ecosystem.
A tokenized deposit that only settles within one bank’s network captures limited value compared to one that interoperates with external rails.
Public stablecoin rails carried an estimated $350 billion in payment volume in 2025. Visa’s settlement network now spans nine blockchains, including Circle’s Arc. These numbers reflect a market moving toward open architecture, not closed loops.
Banks holding closed-loop positions too long will pay a connectivity cost later. Cross-border exposure through regulated multi-currency stablecoins, 24/7 public corridors, and real-time settlement against tokenized cash equivalents are all client capabilities. Each one requires infrastructure the bank does not own internally.
Pulling operating-model design and interoperability into a single workstream is the practical path forward. The institutions that build this architecture properly over the next four to six quarters will set the patterns others follow. Those that bolt onchain capability onto old models will face compounding costs as the market moves on.
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Crypto Funds See $1B Outflows as Iran Tensions RiseTLDR
Crypto funds recorded $1.07 billion in net outflows, ending a six-week streak of inflows.
Bitcoin products led withdrawals with $982 million in outflows during the week.
Ether funds posted $249 million in outflows, the largest since late January.
XRP and Solana investment products attracted fresh inflows despite broader market weakness.
US-based funds accounted for $1.14 billion of total outflows from crypto products.
Crypto investment products reversed course last week as investors reduced exposure to risk assets. CoinShares reported $1.07 billion in net outflows from digital asset exchange-traded products. The withdrawals ended a six-week inflow streak and marked the third-largest weekly exit this year.
Bitcoin and Ether lead Crypto funds retreat
Bitcoin investment products drove most of the weekly redemptions across global markets. Investors withdrew $982 million from Bitcoin funds, according to CoinShares. The pullback concentrated largely in United States-listed products.
Ether products also faced heavy selling during the same period. Funds tied to Ether recorded $249 million in outflows. That figure represented the largest weekly exit since the week ending January 30.
Most withdrawals originated in the United States, which posted $1.14 billion in net outflows. Meanwhile, Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands recorded modest inflows. The shift followed a broader decline in the S&P 500 from recent record levels.
Energy market disruptions near the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil prices higher last week. Rising energy costs contributed to a renewed increase in US inflation. Official data showed inflation reached its highest level in more than three years.
XRP and Solana attract inflows as regulation advances
While major tokens fell, select altcoins attracted fresh capital during the week. XRP investment products brought in $67.5 million in net inflows. Solana funds followed with $55.1 million in new allocations.
CoinShares head of research James Butterfill linked the flows to US policy developments. He said select altcoins benefited from improving regulatory sentiment. Butterfill cited progress on the CLARITY Act as a supportive factor.
The Senate Banking Committee advanced the CLARITY Act with bipartisan backing last week. Lawmakers designed the bill to establish clearer oversight for digital assets. Industry groups argue that the framework would reduce regulatory uncertainty in the United States.
Crypto Council for Innovation CEO Ji Hun Kim addressed the bill’s movement. He said, “The momentum and progress are both strong” as lawmakers review the legislation. However, several Senate Democrats requested stronger ethics provisions tied to officials’ crypto holdings.
Republican Senator Thom Tillis also commented on the draft legislation. He said, “more work remains in the weeks ahead to make this legislation even better.” Lawmakers continue discussions as the bill moves through Congress.
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Crypto Funds See $1B Outflows as Iran Tensions Rise
TLDR
Crypto funds recorded $1.07 billion in net outflows, ending a six-week streak of inflows.
Bitcoin products led withdrawals with $982 million in outflows during the week.
Ether funds posted $249 million in outflows, the largest since late January.
XRP and Solana investment products attracted fresh inflows despite broader market weakness.
US-based funds accounted for $1.14 billion of total outflows from crypto products.
Crypto investment products reversed course last week as investors reduced exposure to risk assets. CoinShares reported $1.07 billion in net outflows from digital asset exchange-traded products. The withdrawals ended a six-week inflow streak and marked the third-largest weekly exit this year.
Bitcoin and Ether lead Crypto funds retreat
Bitcoin investment products drove most of the weekly redemptions across global markets. Investors withdrew $982 million from Bitcoin funds, according to CoinShares. The pullback concentrated largely in United States-listed products.
Ether products also faced heavy selling during the same period. Funds tied to Ether recorded $249 million in outflows. That figure represented the largest weekly exit since the week ending January 30.
Most withdrawals originated in the United States, which posted $1.14 billion in net outflows. Meanwhile, Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands recorded modest inflows. The shift followed a broader decline in the S&P 500 from recent record levels.
Energy market disruptions near the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil prices higher last week. Rising energy costs contributed to a renewed increase in US inflation. Official data showed inflation reached its highest level in more than three years.
XRP and Solana attract inflows as regulation advances
While major tokens fell, select altcoins attracted fresh capital during the week. XRP investment products brought in $67.5 million in net inflows. Solana funds followed with $55.1 million in new allocations.
CoinShares head of research James Butterfill linked the flows to US policy developments. He said select altcoins benefited from improving regulatory sentiment. Butterfill cited progress on the CLARITY Act as a supportive factor.
The Senate Banking Committee advanced the CLARITY Act with bipartisan backing last week. Lawmakers designed the bill to establish clearer oversight for digital assets. Industry groups argue that the framework would reduce regulatory uncertainty in the United States.
Crypto Council for Innovation CEO Ji Hun Kim addressed the bill’s movement. He said, “The momentum and progress are both strong” as lawmakers review the legislation. However, several Senate Democrats requested stronger ethics provisions tied to officials’ crypto holdings.
Republican Senator Thom Tillis also commented on the draft legislation. He said, “more work remains in the weeks ahead to make this legislation even better.” Lawmakers continue discussions as the bill moves through Congress.
The post Crypto Funds See $1B Outflows as Iran Tensions Rise appeared first on Blockonomi.
Crypto funds recorded $1.07 billion in net outflows, ending a six-week streak of inflows.
Bitcoin products led withdrawals with $982 million in outflows during the week.
Ether funds posted $249 million in outflows, the largest since late January.
XRP and Solana investment products attracted fresh inflows despite broader market weakness.
US-based funds accounted for $1.14 billion of total outflows from crypto products.
Crypto investment products reversed course last week as investors reduced exposure to risk assets. CoinShares reported $1.07 billion in net outflows from digital asset exchange-traded products. The withdrawals ended a six-week inflow streak and marked the third-largest weekly exit this year.
Bitcoin and Ether lead Crypto funds retreat
Bitcoin investment products drove most of the weekly redemptions across global markets. Investors withdrew $982 million from Bitcoin funds, according to CoinShares. The pullback concentrated largely in United States-listed products.
Ether products also faced heavy selling during the same period. Funds tied to Ether recorded $249 million in outflows. That figure represented the largest weekly exit since the week ending January 30.
Most withdrawals originated in the United States, which posted $1.14 billion in net outflows. Meanwhile, Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands recorded modest inflows. The shift followed a broader decline in the S&P 500 from recent record levels.
Energy market disruptions near the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil prices higher last week. Rising energy costs contributed to a renewed increase in US inflation. Official data showed inflation reached its highest level in more than three years.
XRP and Solana attract inflows as regulation advances
While major tokens fell, select altcoins attracted fresh capital during the week. XRP investment products brought in $67.5 million in net inflows. Solana funds followed with $55.1 million in new allocations.
CoinShares head of research James Butterfill linked the flows to US policy developments. He said select altcoins benefited from improving regulatory sentiment. Butterfill cited progress on the CLARITY Act as a supportive factor.
The Senate Banking Committee advanced the CLARITY Act with bipartisan backing last week. Lawmakers designed the bill to establish clearer oversight for digital assets. Industry groups argue that the framework would reduce regulatory uncertainty in the United States.
Crypto Council for Innovation CEO Ji Hun Kim addressed the bill’s movement. He said, “The momentum and progress are both strong” as lawmakers review the legislation. However, several Senate Democrats requested stronger ethics provisions tied to officials’ crypto holdings.
Republican Senator Thom Tillis also commented on the draft legislation. He said, “more work remains in the weeks ahead to make this legislation even better.” Lawmakers continue discussions as the bill moves through Congress.
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Stripe-Backed Tempo Taps Morpho for Onchain LendingTLDR
Stripe-backed Tempo has integrated Morpho’s $7.5 billion lending marketplace into its blockchain network.
The integration allows enterprises to lend, borrow, and earn yield directly onchain.
Tempo expands beyond stablecoin payments into crypto-native lending services.
Morpho operates a modular system where curators define risk rules and asset parameters.
Gauntlet and Sentora are launching curated lending markets on Tempo.
Tempo has integrated Morpho’s $7.5 billion lending marketplace into its blockchain network. The move expands Tempo’s services beyond stablecoin payments into onchain lending and yield products. The launch gives enterprises access to borrowing and earning tools within the same infrastructure.
Stripe-backed Tempo expands services with Morpho integration
Tempo, which counts Stripe and Paradigm among its backers, activated Morpho’s lending protocol on its chain. The integration enables fintech firms to lend, borrow, and earn yield directly through Tempo’s network. Companies can now manage payments and deploy stablecoin balances without leaving the blockchain.
Morpho operates a modular lending system that allows curated markets with defined risk parameters. Market curators set asset rules and pool structures for different participants. As a result, enterprises can select pools that match their compliance and liquidity requirements.
Tempo previously focused on stablecoin transfers, foreign exchange, and settlement tools for businesses. The company positioned its blockchain as an infrastructure for moving digital money across borders. However, the Morpho launch adds crypto-native lending to that payments framework.
Eric Kang, head of go-to-market at Tempo, addressed enterprise demand.
“We’re seeing growing demand from enterprises looking to integrate DeFi capabilities into their payment products and create more value for their users,” Kang said. He added that companies want integrated financial tools within one chain.
The integration allows payment providers to park idle stablecoins in curated markets. Firms can generate yield while maintaining operational access to their balances. Consequently, businesses can combine treasury management and transaction processing onchain.
Risk management firms Gauntlet and Sentora began offering curated markets on Tempo. These firms define risk limits and asset configurations for lending pools. Their involvement supports structured access to Morpho’s marketplace for institutional users.
Institutional focus grows as Stripe and partners back Tempo
Tempo aligns with a broader push toward institution-focused blockchain networks. The project joins platforms such as Circle’s Arc and the Canton Network. These networks target regulated entities and established financial firms.
Tempo reportedly raised $500 million last year at a $5 billion valuation. The company launched its blockchain in March. It secured support from Visa, Mastercard, Revolut, Shopify, Klarna, and UBS.
Morpho brings one of DeFi’s largest lending marketplaces to Tempo’s ecosystem. The protocol manages around $7.5 billion in lending activity. Its modular structure supports customized pools for different assets and counterparties.
Oracle provider RedStone supplies price feeds for assets used in the lending markets. The feeds cover stablecoins, bitcoin-backed assets, and tokenized real-world assets. Accurate pricing supports lending operations and collateral management.
Tempo positions its network as a full-stack financial platform. Enterprises can process payments and access lending tools within one system. The Morpho integration now operates live on the Tempo blockchain.
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Stripe-Backed Tempo Taps Morpho for Onchain Lending
TLDR
Stripe-backed Tempo has integrated Morpho’s $7.5 billion lending marketplace into its blockchain network.
The integration allows enterprises to lend, borrow, and earn yield directly onchain.
Tempo expands beyond stablecoin payments into crypto-native lending services.
Morpho operates a modular system where curators define risk rules and asset parameters.
Gauntlet and Sentora are launching curated lending markets on Tempo.
Tempo has integrated Morpho’s $7.5 billion lending marketplace into its blockchain network. The move expands Tempo’s services beyond stablecoin payments into onchain lending and yield products. The launch gives enterprises access to borrowing and earning tools within the same infrastructure.
Stripe-backed Tempo expands services with Morpho integration
Tempo, which counts Stripe and Paradigm among its backers, activated Morpho’s lending protocol on its chain. The integration enables fintech firms to lend, borrow, and earn yield directly through Tempo’s network. Companies can now manage payments and deploy stablecoin balances without leaving the blockchain.
Morpho operates a modular lending system that allows curated markets with defined risk parameters. Market curators set asset rules and pool structures for different participants. As a result, enterprises can select pools that match their compliance and liquidity requirements.
Tempo previously focused on stablecoin transfers, foreign exchange, and settlement tools for businesses. The company positioned its blockchain as an infrastructure for moving digital money across borders. However, the Morpho launch adds crypto-native lending to that payments framework.
Eric Kang, head of go-to-market at Tempo, addressed enterprise demand.
“We’re seeing growing demand from enterprises looking to integrate DeFi capabilities into their payment products and create more value for their users,” Kang said. He added that companies want integrated financial tools within one chain.
The integration allows payment providers to park idle stablecoins in curated markets. Firms can generate yield while maintaining operational access to their balances. Consequently, businesses can combine treasury management and transaction processing onchain.
Risk management firms Gauntlet and Sentora began offering curated markets on Tempo. These firms define risk limits and asset configurations for lending pools. Their involvement supports structured access to Morpho’s marketplace for institutional users.
Institutional focus grows as Stripe and partners back Tempo
Tempo aligns with a broader push toward institution-focused blockchain networks. The project joins platforms such as Circle’s Arc and the Canton Network. These networks target regulated entities and established financial firms.
Tempo reportedly raised $500 million last year at a $5 billion valuation. The company launched its blockchain in March. It secured support from Visa, Mastercard, Revolut, Shopify, Klarna, and UBS.
Morpho brings one of DeFi’s largest lending marketplaces to Tempo’s ecosystem. The protocol manages around $7.5 billion in lending activity. Its modular structure supports customized pools for different assets and counterparties.
Oracle provider RedStone supplies price feeds for assets used in the lending markets. The feeds cover stablecoins, bitcoin-backed assets, and tokenized real-world assets. Accurate pricing supports lending operations and collateral management.
Tempo positions its network as a full-stack financial platform. Enterprises can process payments and access lending tools within one system. The Morpho integration now operates live on the Tempo blockchain.
The post Stripe-Backed Tempo Taps Morpho for Onchain Lending appeared first on Blockonomi.
Stripe-backed Tempo has integrated Morpho’s $7.5 billion lending marketplace into its blockchain network.
The integration allows enterprises to lend, borrow, and earn yield directly onchain.
Tempo expands beyond stablecoin payments into crypto-native lending services.
Morpho operates a modular system where curators define risk rules and asset parameters.
Gauntlet and Sentora are launching curated lending markets on Tempo.
Tempo has integrated Morpho’s $7.5 billion lending marketplace into its blockchain network. The move expands Tempo’s services beyond stablecoin payments into onchain lending and yield products. The launch gives enterprises access to borrowing and earning tools within the same infrastructure.
Stripe-backed Tempo expands services with Morpho integration
Tempo, which counts Stripe and Paradigm among its backers, activated Morpho’s lending protocol on its chain. The integration enables fintech firms to lend, borrow, and earn yield directly through Tempo’s network. Companies can now manage payments and deploy stablecoin balances without leaving the blockchain.
Morpho operates a modular lending system that allows curated markets with defined risk parameters. Market curators set asset rules and pool structures for different participants. As a result, enterprises can select pools that match their compliance and liquidity requirements.
Tempo previously focused on stablecoin transfers, foreign exchange, and settlement tools for businesses. The company positioned its blockchain as an infrastructure for moving digital money across borders. However, the Morpho launch adds crypto-native lending to that payments framework.
Eric Kang, head of go-to-market at Tempo, addressed enterprise demand.
“We’re seeing growing demand from enterprises looking to integrate DeFi capabilities into their payment products and create more value for their users,” Kang said. He added that companies want integrated financial tools within one chain.
The integration allows payment providers to park idle stablecoins in curated markets. Firms can generate yield while maintaining operational access to their balances. Consequently, businesses can combine treasury management and transaction processing onchain.
Risk management firms Gauntlet and Sentora began offering curated markets on Tempo. These firms define risk limits and asset configurations for lending pools. Their involvement supports structured access to Morpho’s marketplace for institutional users.
Institutional focus grows as Stripe and partners back Tempo
Tempo aligns with a broader push toward institution-focused blockchain networks. The project joins platforms such as Circle’s Arc and the Canton Network. These networks target regulated entities and established financial firms.
Tempo reportedly raised $500 million last year at a $5 billion valuation. The company launched its blockchain in March. It secured support from Visa, Mastercard, Revolut, Shopify, Klarna, and UBS.
Morpho brings one of DeFi’s largest lending marketplaces to Tempo’s ecosystem. The protocol manages around $7.5 billion in lending activity. Its modular structure supports customized pools for different assets and counterparties.
Oracle provider RedStone supplies price feeds for assets used in the lending markets. The feeds cover stablecoins, bitcoin-backed assets, and tokenized real-world assets. Accurate pricing supports lending operations and collateral management.
Tempo positions its network as a full-stack financial platform. Enterprises can process payments and access lending tools within one system. The Morpho integration now operates live on the Tempo blockchain.
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Clarity Act Eliminates Stablecoin Yield Competition, Favoring Circle’s USDC ModelKey Takeaways
Clarity Act positions Circle favorably by eliminating yield-based competition
Legislation prevents rivals from offering passive interest on stablecoins
Circle secures regulatory advantage as Clarity Act restricts deposit-like returns
USDC’s activity-based reward system remains compliant under new framework
Analysts forecast Circle emerges stronger as yield competition disappears
The regulatory landscape for stablecoins has tilted in Circle’s favor following the Clarity Act’s advancement, according to Bernstein analysts who argue the legislation effectively prevents competitors from deploying passive yield strategies to capture market share. Bernstein’s research team indicates that the Clarity Act’s yield provisions create a structural competitive moat for Circle Internet Group. The legislation prohibits stablecoin providers from offering interest payments that resemble traditional bank deposit yields while permitting incentives connected to transaction activity, commerce, and active platform engagement.
On May 14, the Senate Banking Committee pushed the Clarity Act forward with a 15-9 approval vote. This markup represented a significant milestone for comprehensive U.S. cryptocurrency regulation. The negotiated language alleviated fears about intense rate competition erupting among stablecoin platforms.
According to Bernstein’s assessment, the Clarity Act framework aligns perfectly with USDC’s operational model since Circle avoids direct passive yield payments. Rather, ecosystem participants like Coinbase leverage partnership arrangements and usage-dependent incentive programs. As a result, the legislation safeguards USDC’s expansion strategy while ensuring it isn’t classified as a deposit instrument.
Market Share Growth Accelerates for USDC
The total stablecoin market capitalization has surpassed $300 billion, with Tether and USDC commanding dominant positions. Monthly adjusted stablecoin transaction volume has climbed to approximately $15 trillion. This translates to annualized flow volumes approaching $100 trillion across payment processing and trading applications.
USDC has substantially increased its portion of adjusted transaction activity throughout the past twelve months. Bernstein’s data shows its market share climbing from 41% to 60% year-over-year. Furthermore, the Clarity Act framework may solidify this momentum by preventing emerging issuers from competing through interest rate offerings.
Circle continues expanding USDC’s payment ecosystem infrastructure. Bernstein highlighted zero-fee transfer capabilities, the x402 protocol, and the ARC blockchain as central components of this approach. ARC utilizes USDC as its native transaction fee currency, which deepens the integration between Circle’s network architecture and stablecoin adoption.
Legislation Advances Toward Full Senate Consideration
The Clarity Act proceeds to a complete Senate floor vote where it needs 60 affirmative votes for passage. Following Senate action, the House of Representatives must address any discrepancies through reconciliation before final congressional approval. President Trump would then need to sign the bill for it to become enacted legislation.
Bernstein reaffirmed its Outperform rating for Circle with a $190 price objective. This target represents substantial appreciation potential from Circle’s Friday closing price of $114. The investment firm simultaneously maintained its Outperform stance on Coinbase with a $330 price target.
Understanding the Clarity Act’s context proves crucial because stablecoins occupy a unique position bridging cryptocurrency markets and traditional payment infrastructure. Policymakers seek to enable issuers to facilitate transactions without replicating bank deposit functions. Accordingly, Bernstein’s analysis concludes the Clarity Act establishes stablecoins firmly as payment instruments rather than deposit alternatives.
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Clarity Act Eliminates Stablecoin Yield Competition, Favoring Circle’s USDC Model
Key Takeaways
Clarity Act positions Circle favorably by eliminating yield-based competition
Legislation prevents rivals from offering passive interest on stablecoins
Circle secures regulatory advantage as Clarity Act restricts deposit-like returns
USDC’s activity-based reward system remains compliant under new framework
Analysts forecast Circle emerges stronger as yield competition disappears
The regulatory landscape for stablecoins has tilted in Circle’s favor following the Clarity Act’s advancement, according to Bernstein analysts who argue the legislation effectively prevents competitors from deploying passive yield strategies to capture market share. Bernstein’s research team indicates that the Clarity Act’s yield provisions create a structural competitive moat for Circle Internet Group. The legislation prohibits stablecoin providers from offering interest payments that resemble traditional bank deposit yields while permitting incentives connected to transaction activity, commerce, and active platform engagement.
On May 14, the Senate Banking Committee pushed the Clarity Act forward with a 15-9 approval vote. This markup represented a significant milestone for comprehensive U.S. cryptocurrency regulation. The negotiated language alleviated fears about intense rate competition erupting among stablecoin platforms.
According to Bernstein’s assessment, the Clarity Act framework aligns perfectly with USDC’s operational model since Circle avoids direct passive yield payments. Rather, ecosystem participants like Coinbase leverage partnership arrangements and usage-dependent incentive programs. As a result, the legislation safeguards USDC’s expansion strategy while ensuring it isn’t classified as a deposit instrument.
Market Share Growth Accelerates for USDC
The total stablecoin market capitalization has surpassed $300 billion, with Tether and USDC commanding dominant positions. Monthly adjusted stablecoin transaction volume has climbed to approximately $15 trillion. This translates to annualized flow volumes approaching $100 trillion across payment processing and trading applications.
USDC has substantially increased its portion of adjusted transaction activity throughout the past twelve months. Bernstein’s data shows its market share climbing from 41% to 60% year-over-year. Furthermore, the Clarity Act framework may solidify this momentum by preventing emerging issuers from competing through interest rate offerings.
Circle continues expanding USDC’s payment ecosystem infrastructure. Bernstein highlighted zero-fee transfer capabilities, the x402 protocol, and the ARC blockchain as central components of this approach. ARC utilizes USDC as its native transaction fee currency, which deepens the integration between Circle’s network architecture and stablecoin adoption.
Legislation Advances Toward Full Senate Consideration
The Clarity Act proceeds to a complete Senate floor vote where it needs 60 affirmative votes for passage. Following Senate action, the House of Representatives must address any discrepancies through reconciliation before final congressional approval. President Trump would then need to sign the bill for it to become enacted legislation.
Bernstein reaffirmed its Outperform rating for Circle with a $190 price objective. This target represents substantial appreciation potential from Circle’s Friday closing price of $114. The investment firm simultaneously maintained its Outperform stance on Coinbase with a $330 price target.
Understanding the Clarity Act’s context proves crucial because stablecoins occupy a unique position bridging cryptocurrency markets and traditional payment infrastructure. Policymakers seek to enable issuers to facilitate transactions without replicating bank deposit functions. Accordingly, Bernstein’s analysis concludes the Clarity Act establishes stablecoins firmly as payment instruments rather than deposit alternatives.
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Clarity Act positions Circle favorably by eliminating yield-based competition
Legislation prevents rivals from offering passive interest on stablecoins
Circle secures regulatory advantage as Clarity Act restricts deposit-like returns
USDC’s activity-based reward system remains compliant under new framework
Analysts forecast Circle emerges stronger as yield competition disappears
The regulatory landscape for stablecoins has tilted in Circle’s favor following the Clarity Act’s advancement, according to Bernstein analysts who argue the legislation effectively prevents competitors from deploying passive yield strategies to capture market share. Bernstein’s research team indicates that the Clarity Act’s yield provisions create a structural competitive moat for Circle Internet Group. The legislation prohibits stablecoin providers from offering interest payments that resemble traditional bank deposit yields while permitting incentives connected to transaction activity, commerce, and active platform engagement.
On May 14, the Senate Banking Committee pushed the Clarity Act forward with a 15-9 approval vote. This markup represented a significant milestone for comprehensive U.S. cryptocurrency regulation. The negotiated language alleviated fears about intense rate competition erupting among stablecoin platforms.
According to Bernstein’s assessment, the Clarity Act framework aligns perfectly with USDC’s operational model since Circle avoids direct passive yield payments. Rather, ecosystem participants like Coinbase leverage partnership arrangements and usage-dependent incentive programs. As a result, the legislation safeguards USDC’s expansion strategy while ensuring it isn’t classified as a deposit instrument.
Market Share Growth Accelerates for USDC
The total stablecoin market capitalization has surpassed $300 billion, with Tether and USDC commanding dominant positions. Monthly adjusted stablecoin transaction volume has climbed to approximately $15 trillion. This translates to annualized flow volumes approaching $100 trillion across payment processing and trading applications.
USDC has substantially increased its portion of adjusted transaction activity throughout the past twelve months. Bernstein’s data shows its market share climbing from 41% to 60% year-over-year. Furthermore, the Clarity Act framework may solidify this momentum by preventing emerging issuers from competing through interest rate offerings.
Circle continues expanding USDC’s payment ecosystem infrastructure. Bernstein highlighted zero-fee transfer capabilities, the x402 protocol, and the ARC blockchain as central components of this approach. ARC utilizes USDC as its native transaction fee currency, which deepens the integration between Circle’s network architecture and stablecoin adoption.
Legislation Advances Toward Full Senate Consideration
The Clarity Act proceeds to a complete Senate floor vote where it needs 60 affirmative votes for passage. Following Senate action, the House of Representatives must address any discrepancies through reconciliation before final congressional approval. President Trump would then need to sign the bill for it to become enacted legislation.
Bernstein reaffirmed its Outperform rating for Circle with a $190 price objective. This target represents substantial appreciation potential from Circle’s Friday closing price of $114. The investment firm simultaneously maintained its Outperform stance on Coinbase with a $330 price target.
Understanding the Clarity Act’s context proves crucial because stablecoins occupy a unique position bridging cryptocurrency markets and traditional payment infrastructure. Policymakers seek to enable issuers to facilitate transactions without replicating bank deposit functions. Accordingly, Bernstein’s analysis concludes the Clarity Act establishes stablecoins firmly as payment instruments rather than deposit alternatives.
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Galaxy Digital (GLXY) Stock Plunges 7.95% Despite Securing New York BitLicenseKey Highlights
GLXY stock plummets 7.95% even after securing critical New York crypto licensing.
Shares retreat to $27.25 as BitLicense news fails to prevent steep decline.
Galaxy receives New York regulatory clearance, yet stock reverses early morning surge.
Early trading gains completely wiped out as sellers ignore positive regulatory development.
Company secures New York market access while GLXY closes session with significant losses.
Galaxy Digital (GLXY) experienced a significant downturn on Monday despite obtaining crucial regulatory clearance from New York authorities. Shares plunged 7.95% to close at $27.25, as selling momentum accelerated during midday trading and eliminated earlier strength that pushed the stock toward $29.60. The retreat occurred despite the company gaining entry into one of the nation’s most significant institutional cryptocurrency markets.
Galaxy Digital, GLXY
Company Secures Critical New York Regulatory Clearance
Galaxy Digital announced that the New York State Department of Financial Services has authorized GalaxyOne Prime NY with both a BitLicense and Money Transmission License. This regulatory clearance enables the division to deliver supervised digital asset solutions throughout New York State. The authorization enhances Galaxy’s capacity to support institutional clients, commercial enterprises, and individual residents within the jurisdiction.
According to the company’s statement, New York now becomes part of Galaxy’s extensive regulatory framework spanning over 50 licenses worldwide. This international presence underpins Galaxy’s operations in trading services, asset custody, and blockchain infrastructure. Furthermore, the organization disclosed that its digital asset division oversees approximately $9 billion in customer assets.
The regulatory green light provides Galaxy with direct pathways to New York-based registered investment advisers, hedge funds, and family offices. These institutional entities can now access Galaxy’s trading platforms and custody solutions under state regulatory oversight. Nevertheless, this positive regulatory achievement couldn’t prevent substantial selling pressure from overwhelming GLXY shares throughout Monday’s trading session.
Stock Reverses Morning Gains Dramatically
GLXY began the session with positive momentum and approached $29.60 before the trend reversed dramatically. Profit-taking emerged during the mid-morning hours, with downward pressure intensifying throughout the afternoon session. As a result, Galaxy Digital shares surrendered all gains and finished the day down 7.95% at $27.25.
The price action demonstrated that market participants prioritized technical factors over the regulatory achievement. Despite the BitLicense bolstering Galaxy’s United States regulatory standing, shares couldn’t maintain their opening strength. The swift reversal indicated broader weakness affecting cryptocurrency-related equity positions.
Galaxy Digital maintains operations spanning digital assets and data center infrastructure sectors. The company’s portfolio encompasses trading platforms, custody services, asset management, and institutional client solutions. Consequently, while the New York authorization expands its regulated service platform, the stock’s performance reflected insufficient buying interest in current market conditions.
Understanding the BitLicense Framework
New York State launched the BitLicense regulatory structure in 2015 to oversee digital asset businesses. The licensing process mandates that applicants satisfy rigorous standards addressing anti-money laundering protocols, cybersecurity measures, and minimum capital thresholds. Due to these stringent requirements, obtaining BitLicense approval carries substantial credibility throughout the American cryptocurrency industry.
Galaxy’s authorization arrives as institutional investors increasingly seek transparent access to regulated cryptocurrency platforms. New York’s status as a premier financial center means licensed operators often achieve enhanced trust with sophisticated clientele. Moreover, this regulatory milestone may strengthen Galaxy’s strategic positioning for institutional market expansion over the coming years.
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Galaxy Digital (GLXY) Stock Plunges 7.95% Despite Securing New York BitLicense
Key Highlights
GLXY stock plummets 7.95% even after securing critical New York crypto licensing.
Shares retreat to $27.25 as BitLicense news fails to prevent steep decline.
Galaxy receives New York regulatory clearance, yet stock reverses early morning surge.
Early trading gains completely wiped out as sellers ignore positive regulatory development.
Company secures New York market access while GLXY closes session with significant losses.
Galaxy Digital (GLXY) experienced a significant downturn on Monday despite obtaining crucial regulatory clearance from New York authorities. Shares plunged 7.95% to close at $27.25, as selling momentum accelerated during midday trading and eliminated earlier strength that pushed the stock toward $29.60. The retreat occurred despite the company gaining entry into one of the nation’s most significant institutional cryptocurrency markets.
Galaxy Digital, GLXY
Company Secures Critical New York Regulatory Clearance
Galaxy Digital announced that the New York State Department of Financial Services has authorized GalaxyOne Prime NY with both a BitLicense and Money Transmission License. This regulatory clearance enables the division to deliver supervised digital asset solutions throughout New York State. The authorization enhances Galaxy’s capacity to support institutional clients, commercial enterprises, and individual residents within the jurisdiction.
According to the company’s statement, New York now becomes part of Galaxy’s extensive regulatory framework spanning over 50 licenses worldwide. This international presence underpins Galaxy’s operations in trading services, asset custody, and blockchain infrastructure. Furthermore, the organization disclosed that its digital asset division oversees approximately $9 billion in customer assets.
The regulatory green light provides Galaxy with direct pathways to New York-based registered investment advisers, hedge funds, and family offices. These institutional entities can now access Galaxy’s trading platforms and custody solutions under state regulatory oversight. Nevertheless, this positive regulatory achievement couldn’t prevent substantial selling pressure from overwhelming GLXY shares throughout Monday’s trading session.
Stock Reverses Morning Gains Dramatically
GLXY began the session with positive momentum and approached $29.60 before the trend reversed dramatically. Profit-taking emerged during the mid-morning hours, with downward pressure intensifying throughout the afternoon session. As a result, Galaxy Digital shares surrendered all gains and finished the day down 7.95% at $27.25.
The price action demonstrated that market participants prioritized technical factors over the regulatory achievement. Despite the BitLicense bolstering Galaxy’s United States regulatory standing, shares couldn’t maintain their opening strength. The swift reversal indicated broader weakness affecting cryptocurrency-related equity positions.
Galaxy Digital maintains operations spanning digital assets and data center infrastructure sectors. The company’s portfolio encompasses trading platforms, custody services, asset management, and institutional client solutions. Consequently, while the New York authorization expands its regulated service platform, the stock’s performance reflected insufficient buying interest in current market conditions.
Understanding the BitLicense Framework
New York State launched the BitLicense regulatory structure in 2015 to oversee digital asset businesses. The licensing process mandates that applicants satisfy rigorous standards addressing anti-money laundering protocols, cybersecurity measures, and minimum capital thresholds. Due to these stringent requirements, obtaining BitLicense approval carries substantial credibility throughout the American cryptocurrency industry.
Galaxy’s authorization arrives as institutional investors increasingly seek transparent access to regulated cryptocurrency platforms. New York’s status as a premier financial center means licensed operators often achieve enhanced trust with sophisticated clientele. Moreover, this regulatory milestone may strengthen Galaxy’s strategic positioning for institutional market expansion over the coming years.
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GLXY stock plummets 7.95% even after securing critical New York crypto licensing.
Shares retreat to $27.25 as BitLicense news fails to prevent steep decline.
Galaxy receives New York regulatory clearance, yet stock reverses early morning surge.
Early trading gains completely wiped out as sellers ignore positive regulatory development.
Company secures New York market access while GLXY closes session with significant losses.
Galaxy Digital (GLXY) experienced a significant downturn on Monday despite obtaining crucial regulatory clearance from New York authorities. Shares plunged 7.95% to close at $27.25, as selling momentum accelerated during midday trading and eliminated earlier strength that pushed the stock toward $29.60. The retreat occurred despite the company gaining entry into one of the nation’s most significant institutional cryptocurrency markets.
Galaxy Digital, GLXY
Company Secures Critical New York Regulatory Clearance
Galaxy Digital announced that the New York State Department of Financial Services has authorized GalaxyOne Prime NY with both a BitLicense and Money Transmission License. This regulatory clearance enables the division to deliver supervised digital asset solutions throughout New York State. The authorization enhances Galaxy’s capacity to support institutional clients, commercial enterprises, and individual residents within the jurisdiction.
According to the company’s statement, New York now becomes part of Galaxy’s extensive regulatory framework spanning over 50 licenses worldwide. This international presence underpins Galaxy’s operations in trading services, asset custody, and blockchain infrastructure. Furthermore, the organization disclosed that its digital asset division oversees approximately $9 billion in customer assets.
The regulatory green light provides Galaxy with direct pathways to New York-based registered investment advisers, hedge funds, and family offices. These institutional entities can now access Galaxy’s trading platforms and custody solutions under state regulatory oversight. Nevertheless, this positive regulatory achievement couldn’t prevent substantial selling pressure from overwhelming GLXY shares throughout Monday’s trading session.
Stock Reverses Morning Gains Dramatically
GLXY began the session with positive momentum and approached $29.60 before the trend reversed dramatically. Profit-taking emerged during the mid-morning hours, with downward pressure intensifying throughout the afternoon session. As a result, Galaxy Digital shares surrendered all gains and finished the day down 7.95% at $27.25.
The price action demonstrated that market participants prioritized technical factors over the regulatory achievement. Despite the BitLicense bolstering Galaxy’s United States regulatory standing, shares couldn’t maintain their opening strength. The swift reversal indicated broader weakness affecting cryptocurrency-related equity positions.
Galaxy Digital maintains operations spanning digital assets and data center infrastructure sectors. The company’s portfolio encompasses trading platforms, custody services, asset management, and institutional client solutions. Consequently, while the New York authorization expands its regulated service platform, the stock’s performance reflected insufficient buying interest in current market conditions.
Understanding the BitLicense Framework
New York State launched the BitLicense regulatory structure in 2015 to oversee digital asset businesses. The licensing process mandates that applicants satisfy rigorous standards addressing anti-money laundering protocols, cybersecurity measures, and minimum capital thresholds. Due to these stringent requirements, obtaining BitLicense approval carries substantial credibility throughout the American cryptocurrency industry.
Galaxy’s authorization arrives as institutional investors increasingly seek transparent access to regulated cryptocurrency platforms. New York’s status as a premier financial center means licensed operators often achieve enhanced trust with sophisticated clientele. Moreover, this regulatory milestone may strengthen Galaxy’s strategic positioning for institutional market expansion over the coming years.
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Ethereum Foundation staje w obliczu rosnącej fali odejśćTLDR
Carl Beek i Julian Ma potwierdzili, że opuszczą Ethereum Foundation w poniedziałek.
Ich odejścia są częścią szerszej fali rezygnacji w kluczowych inicjatywach Ethereum.
Barnabé Monnot i Tim Beiko również wycofali się z ról koordynacji protokołu.
Trent Van Epps i Alex Stokes ogłosili osobne odejścia oraz urlop w tym roku.
Ethereum Foundation niedawno opublikowała nowy mandat, aby wyjaśnić swoją rolę w ekosystemie.
Ethereum Foundation zmaga się z odnowionym obrotem kadrowym, ponieważ Carl Beek i Julian Ma potwierdzili swoje odejścia w poniedziałek. Ich rezygnacje przedłużają serię głośnych odejść, które zaniepokoiły część społeczności Ethereum. Organizacja kontynuuje wewnętrzną transformację, podczas gdy członkowie kwestionują ostatnie zmiany w przywództwie i kadrze.
Ethereum Foundation staje w obliczu rosnącej fali odejść
TLDR
Carl Beek i Julian Ma potwierdzili, że opuszczą Ethereum Foundation w poniedziałek.
Ich odejścia są częścią szerszej fali rezygnacji w kluczowych inicjatywach Ethereum.
Barnabé Monnot i Tim Beiko również wycofali się z ról koordynacji protokołu.
Trent Van Epps i Alex Stokes ogłosili osobne odejścia oraz urlop w tym roku.
Ethereum Foundation niedawno opublikowała nowy mandat, aby wyjaśnić swoją rolę w ekosystemie.
Ethereum Foundation zmaga się z odnowionym obrotem kadrowym, ponieważ Carl Beek i Julian Ma potwierdzili swoje odejścia w poniedziałek. Ich rezygnacje przedłużają serię głośnych odejść, które zaniepokoiły część społeczności Ethereum. Organizacja kontynuuje wewnętrzną transformację, podczas gdy członkowie kwestionują ostatnie zmiany w przywództwie i kadrze.
Carl Beek i Julian Ma potwierdzili, że opuszczą Ethereum Foundation w poniedziałek.
Ich odejścia są częścią szerszej fali rezygnacji w kluczowych inicjatywach Ethereum.
Barnabé Monnot i Tim Beiko również wycofali się z ról koordynacji protokołu.
Trent Van Epps i Alex Stokes ogłosili osobne odejścia oraz urlop w tym roku.
Ethereum Foundation niedawno opublikowała nowy mandat, aby wyjaśnić swoją rolę w ekosystemie.
Ethereum Foundation zmaga się z odnowionym obrotem kadrowym, ponieważ Carl Beek i Julian Ma potwierdzili swoje odejścia w poniedziałek. Ich rezygnacje przedłużają serię głośnych odejść, które zaniepokoiły część społeczności Ethereum. Organizacja kontynuuje wewnętrzną transformację, podczas gdy członkowie kwestionują ostatnie zmiany w przywództwie i kadrze.
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Galaxy Digital Wins New York BitLicense for ExpansionTLDR
Galaxy Digital secured a BitLicense and money transmitter license from the New York State Department of Financial Services.
The approval allows GalaxyOne Prime NY to offer regulated crypto trading and custody services across New York.
Galaxy Digital said its platform manages about $9 billion in client assets.
Mike Novogratz stated that digital assets are becoming part of institutional allocations in New York.
Galaxy Digital became the second company to receive a BitLicense in 2026 after Strike.
Galaxy secured regulatory approval in New York to expand its institutional crypto services. The New York State Department of Financial Services granted the company a BitLicense and a money transmitter license. The decision allows Galaxy to operate regulated trading and custody services across the state.
Galaxy Digital Gains NYDFS Approval for Trading and Custody
Galaxy Digital received a BitLicense from the New York State Department of Financial Services. The regulator also issued a money transmitter license to GalaxyOne Prime NY. As a result, the company can provide regulated crypto trading and custody services statewide.
The approval enables Galaxy Digital to serve hedge funds and registered investment advisors in New York. It also allows the firm to work with family offices seeking digital asset exposure. The company said its platform manages about $9 billion in client assets.
Mike Novogratz, founder and CEO of Galaxy, addressed the expansion in a statement. He said, “New York is home to the deepest pool of institutional capital in the country.” He added, “Digital assets are no longer sitting at the edge of those allocations.”
Galaxy Digital operates more than 50 licenses worldwide. The company continues to build infrastructure for institutional digital asset trading. It also develops services linked to artificial intelligence data centers.
New York BitLicense Framework and Market Context
New York introduced the BitLicense framework in 2015 to regulate crypto businesses. The rules require capital standards, compliance programs, and cybersecurity reviews. Regulators also conduct ongoing supervision of licensed firms.
The licensing process has drawn criticism from parts of the crypto industry. However, regulators continue to grant approvals to selected firms. Galaxy Digital became the second company to receive a BitLicense in 2026.
Bitcoin payments firm Strike secured its approval from NYDFS in March 2026. Strike’s authorization allowed it to expand its Bitcoin services in New York. The company offers bitcoin purchases and salary conversion into bitcoin.
Strike also plans to expand into bitcoin-backed lending services. Several crypto lenders collapsed during the 2022 market downturn. Celsius, BlockFi, and Genesis filed for bankruptcy during that period.
Galaxy Digital focuses on institutional trading and custody infrastructure. Its approval reflects a separate segment of the crypto market. The company will now operate its institutional platform under direct New York oversight.
The NYDFS decision authorizes GalaxyOne Prime NY to conduct regulated activities in the state. The company confirmed that it will target New York-based institutional investors. Galaxy Digital stated that the platform manages around $9 billion in client assets.
The post Galaxy Digital Wins New York BitLicense for Expansion appeared first on Blockonomi.
Galaxy Digital Wins New York BitLicense for Expansion
TLDR
Galaxy Digital secured a BitLicense and money transmitter license from the New York State Department of Financial Services.
The approval allows GalaxyOne Prime NY to offer regulated crypto trading and custody services across New York.
Galaxy Digital said its platform manages about $9 billion in client assets.
Mike Novogratz stated that digital assets are becoming part of institutional allocations in New York.
Galaxy Digital became the second company to receive a BitLicense in 2026 after Strike.
Galaxy secured regulatory approval in New York to expand its institutional crypto services. The New York State Department of Financial Services granted the company a BitLicense and a money transmitter license. The decision allows Galaxy to operate regulated trading and custody services across the state.
Galaxy Digital Gains NYDFS Approval for Trading and Custody
Galaxy Digital received a BitLicense from the New York State Department of Financial Services. The regulator also issued a money transmitter license to GalaxyOne Prime NY. As a result, the company can provide regulated crypto trading and custody services statewide.
The approval enables Galaxy Digital to serve hedge funds and registered investment advisors in New York. It also allows the firm to work with family offices seeking digital asset exposure. The company said its platform manages about $9 billion in client assets.
Mike Novogratz, founder and CEO of Galaxy, addressed the expansion in a statement. He said, “New York is home to the deepest pool of institutional capital in the country.” He added, “Digital assets are no longer sitting at the edge of those allocations.”
Galaxy Digital operates more than 50 licenses worldwide. The company continues to build infrastructure for institutional digital asset trading. It also develops services linked to artificial intelligence data centers.
New York BitLicense Framework and Market Context
New York introduced the BitLicense framework in 2015 to regulate crypto businesses. The rules require capital standards, compliance programs, and cybersecurity reviews. Regulators also conduct ongoing supervision of licensed firms.
The licensing process has drawn criticism from parts of the crypto industry. However, regulators continue to grant approvals to selected firms. Galaxy Digital became the second company to receive a BitLicense in 2026.
Bitcoin payments firm Strike secured its approval from NYDFS in March 2026. Strike’s authorization allowed it to expand its Bitcoin services in New York. The company offers bitcoin purchases and salary conversion into bitcoin.
Strike also plans to expand into bitcoin-backed lending services. Several crypto lenders collapsed during the 2022 market downturn. Celsius, BlockFi, and Genesis filed for bankruptcy during that period.
Galaxy Digital focuses on institutional trading and custody infrastructure. Its approval reflects a separate segment of the crypto market. The company will now operate its institutional platform under direct New York oversight.
The NYDFS decision authorizes GalaxyOne Prime NY to conduct regulated activities in the state. The company confirmed that it will target New York-based institutional investors. Galaxy Digital stated that the platform manages around $9 billion in client assets.
The post Galaxy Digital Wins New York BitLicense for Expansion appeared first on Blockonomi.
Galaxy Digital secured a BitLicense and money transmitter license from the New York State Department of Financial Services.
The approval allows GalaxyOne Prime NY to offer regulated crypto trading and custody services across New York.
Galaxy Digital said its platform manages about $9 billion in client assets.
Mike Novogratz stated that digital assets are becoming part of institutional allocations in New York.
Galaxy Digital became the second company to receive a BitLicense in 2026 after Strike.
Galaxy secured regulatory approval in New York to expand its institutional crypto services. The New York State Department of Financial Services granted the company a BitLicense and a money transmitter license. The decision allows Galaxy to operate regulated trading and custody services across the state.
Galaxy Digital Gains NYDFS Approval for Trading and Custody
Galaxy Digital received a BitLicense from the New York State Department of Financial Services. The regulator also issued a money transmitter license to GalaxyOne Prime NY. As a result, the company can provide regulated crypto trading and custody services statewide.
The approval enables Galaxy Digital to serve hedge funds and registered investment advisors in New York. It also allows the firm to work with family offices seeking digital asset exposure. The company said its platform manages about $9 billion in client assets.
Mike Novogratz, founder and CEO of Galaxy, addressed the expansion in a statement. He said, “New York is home to the deepest pool of institutional capital in the country.” He added, “Digital assets are no longer sitting at the edge of those allocations.”
Galaxy Digital operates more than 50 licenses worldwide. The company continues to build infrastructure for institutional digital asset trading. It also develops services linked to artificial intelligence data centers.
New York BitLicense Framework and Market Context
New York introduced the BitLicense framework in 2015 to regulate crypto businesses. The rules require capital standards, compliance programs, and cybersecurity reviews. Regulators also conduct ongoing supervision of licensed firms.
The licensing process has drawn criticism from parts of the crypto industry. However, regulators continue to grant approvals to selected firms. Galaxy Digital became the second company to receive a BitLicense in 2026.
Bitcoin payments firm Strike secured its approval from NYDFS in March 2026. Strike’s authorization allowed it to expand its Bitcoin services in New York. The company offers bitcoin purchases and salary conversion into bitcoin.
Strike also plans to expand into bitcoin-backed lending services. Several crypto lenders collapsed during the 2022 market downturn. Celsius, BlockFi, and Genesis filed for bankruptcy during that period.
Galaxy Digital focuses on institutional trading and custody infrastructure. Its approval reflects a separate segment of the crypto market. The company will now operate its institutional platform under direct New York oversight.
The NYDFS decision authorizes GalaxyOne Prime NY to conduct regulated activities in the state. The company confirmed that it will target New York-based institutional investors. Galaxy Digital stated that the platform manages around $9 billion in client assets.
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Nvidia Stock Slides as Traders Await Quarterly ResultsTLDR
Nvidia stock fell 5.68% to $222.97 in morning trading ahead of its earnings report.
The decline followed a 4.4% drop on Friday and ended a recent multi-session rally.
Analysts expect Nvidia to deliver another beat-and-raise quarter this week.
Morgan Stanley raised its revenue estimate to $79.26 billion for the April quarter.
Consensus forecasts project data center revenue of about $72.8 billion.
Nvidia shares (NASDAQ: NVDA) declined 5.68% to $222.97 in morning trading on Monday as traders shifted focus to earnings. The pullback followed a 4.4% drop on Friday and ended a strong rally. Market participants repositioned ahead of Wednesday’s quarterly results and adjusted short-term exposure.
Nvidia Stock Pulls Back Before Earnings Catalyst
Nvidia stock retreated after reaching record levels during a recent multi-session advance. The decline came as traders locked in gains and reduced positions before earnings. The move followed a 4.4% slide on Friday, which signaled slowing momentum.
At the same time, broader indexes showed mixed performance across U.S. markets. The S&P 500 fell 0.2% while the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.5%. However, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 91 points during morning activity.
Traders also tracked oil prices, Treasury yields, and tensions in the Middle East. Those factors influenced risk appetite across equities. As a result, technology shares showed uneven trading patterns.
Earnings now serve as the immediate catalyst for Nvidia and related technology stocks. Analysts expect management to address production capacity and margin trends. They also expect updates on demand across training and inference workloads.
Wall Street continues to examine Nvidia’s competitive position in advanced processors. Rival firms promote alternative systems designed for inference tasks. At the same time, companies explore CPUs as lower-cost options for certain workloads.
KeyBanc analyst John Vinh expects Nvidia to introduce stand-alone CPU server racks at Computex. He believes the launch could expand product offerings. The conference will take place in Taiwan in early June.
Analysts Forecast a Beat-and-Raise Quarter
Morgan Stanley analyst Joseph Moore expects Nvidia to deliver another “beat-and-raise” quarter. He projects revenue could exceed estimates by about $3 billion. He also expects forward guidance to surpass consensus by roughly $4 billion.
Morgan Stanley raised its April-quarter revenue estimate to $79.26 billion from $78.25 billion. The bank increased its earnings-per-share forecast to $1.72 from $1.69. It also lifted long-term projections for revenue and profit.
The firm now estimates fiscal 2028 revenue near $587 billion. That figure marks an increase from roughly $452 billion. Earnings-per-share forecasts for that year rose to $13.11 from $10.14.
Visible Alpha consensus data shows expected fiscal first-quarter 2026 revenue of about $78.5 billion. Analysts forecast data-center revenue near $72.8 billion for the quarter. That compares with projections around $53.8 billion less than a year earlier.
Large technology firms continue to raise capital expenditure plans tied to advanced computing. Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet increased spending forecasts in recent quarters. Their investment plans support demand for Nvidia’s graphics processors.
Nvidia’s outlook for China remains in focus after U.S. export restrictions tightened chip sales. Management may address supply limits and regional revenue exposure. The company will release earnings results on Wednesday.
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Nvidia Stock Slides as Traders Await Quarterly Results
TLDR
Nvidia stock fell 5.68% to $222.97 in morning trading ahead of its earnings report.
The decline followed a 4.4% drop on Friday and ended a recent multi-session rally.
Analysts expect Nvidia to deliver another beat-and-raise quarter this week.
Morgan Stanley raised its revenue estimate to $79.26 billion for the April quarter.
Consensus forecasts project data center revenue of about $72.8 billion.
Nvidia shares (NASDAQ: NVDA) declined 5.68% to $222.97 in morning trading on Monday as traders shifted focus to earnings. The pullback followed a 4.4% drop on Friday and ended a strong rally. Market participants repositioned ahead of Wednesday’s quarterly results and adjusted short-term exposure.
Nvidia Stock Pulls Back Before Earnings Catalyst
Nvidia stock retreated after reaching record levels during a recent multi-session advance. The decline came as traders locked in gains and reduced positions before earnings. The move followed a 4.4% slide on Friday, which signaled slowing momentum.
At the same time, broader indexes showed mixed performance across U.S. markets. The S&P 500 fell 0.2% while the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.5%. However, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 91 points during morning activity.
Traders also tracked oil prices, Treasury yields, and tensions in the Middle East. Those factors influenced risk appetite across equities. As a result, technology shares showed uneven trading patterns.
Earnings now serve as the immediate catalyst for Nvidia and related technology stocks. Analysts expect management to address production capacity and margin trends. They also expect updates on demand across training and inference workloads.
Wall Street continues to examine Nvidia’s competitive position in advanced processors. Rival firms promote alternative systems designed for inference tasks. At the same time, companies explore CPUs as lower-cost options for certain workloads.
KeyBanc analyst John Vinh expects Nvidia to introduce stand-alone CPU server racks at Computex. He believes the launch could expand product offerings. The conference will take place in Taiwan in early June.
Analysts Forecast a Beat-and-Raise Quarter
Morgan Stanley analyst Joseph Moore expects Nvidia to deliver another “beat-and-raise” quarter. He projects revenue could exceed estimates by about $3 billion. He also expects forward guidance to surpass consensus by roughly $4 billion.
Morgan Stanley raised its April-quarter revenue estimate to $79.26 billion from $78.25 billion. The bank increased its earnings-per-share forecast to $1.72 from $1.69. It also lifted long-term projections for revenue and profit.
The firm now estimates fiscal 2028 revenue near $587 billion. That figure marks an increase from roughly $452 billion. Earnings-per-share forecasts for that year rose to $13.11 from $10.14.
Visible Alpha consensus data shows expected fiscal first-quarter 2026 revenue of about $78.5 billion. Analysts forecast data-center revenue near $72.8 billion for the quarter. That compares with projections around $53.8 billion less than a year earlier.
Large technology firms continue to raise capital expenditure plans tied to advanced computing. Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet increased spending forecasts in recent quarters. Their investment plans support demand for Nvidia’s graphics processors.
Nvidia’s outlook for China remains in focus after U.S. export restrictions tightened chip sales. Management may address supply limits and regional revenue exposure. The company will release earnings results on Wednesday.
The post Nvidia Stock Slides as Traders Await Quarterly Results appeared first on Blockonomi.
Nvidia stock fell 5.68% to $222.97 in morning trading ahead of its earnings report.
The decline followed a 4.4% drop on Friday and ended a recent multi-session rally.
Analysts expect Nvidia to deliver another beat-and-raise quarter this week.
Morgan Stanley raised its revenue estimate to $79.26 billion for the April quarter.
Consensus forecasts project data center revenue of about $72.8 billion.
Nvidia shares (NASDAQ: NVDA) declined 5.68% to $222.97 in morning trading on Monday as traders shifted focus to earnings. The pullback followed a 4.4% drop on Friday and ended a strong rally. Market participants repositioned ahead of Wednesday’s quarterly results and adjusted short-term exposure.
Nvidia Stock Pulls Back Before Earnings Catalyst
Nvidia stock retreated after reaching record levels during a recent multi-session advance. The decline came as traders locked in gains and reduced positions before earnings. The move followed a 4.4% slide on Friday, which signaled slowing momentum.
At the same time, broader indexes showed mixed performance across U.S. markets. The S&P 500 fell 0.2% while the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.5%. However, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 91 points during morning activity.
Traders also tracked oil prices, Treasury yields, and tensions in the Middle East. Those factors influenced risk appetite across equities. As a result, technology shares showed uneven trading patterns.
Earnings now serve as the immediate catalyst for Nvidia and related technology stocks. Analysts expect management to address production capacity and margin trends. They also expect updates on demand across training and inference workloads.
Wall Street continues to examine Nvidia’s competitive position in advanced processors. Rival firms promote alternative systems designed for inference tasks. At the same time, companies explore CPUs as lower-cost options for certain workloads.
KeyBanc analyst John Vinh expects Nvidia to introduce stand-alone CPU server racks at Computex. He believes the launch could expand product offerings. The conference will take place in Taiwan in early June.
Analysts Forecast a Beat-and-Raise Quarter
Morgan Stanley analyst Joseph Moore expects Nvidia to deliver another “beat-and-raise” quarter. He projects revenue could exceed estimates by about $3 billion. He also expects forward guidance to surpass consensus by roughly $4 billion.
Morgan Stanley raised its April-quarter revenue estimate to $79.26 billion from $78.25 billion. The bank increased its earnings-per-share forecast to $1.72 from $1.69. It also lifted long-term projections for revenue and profit.
The firm now estimates fiscal 2028 revenue near $587 billion. That figure marks an increase from roughly $452 billion. Earnings-per-share forecasts for that year rose to $13.11 from $10.14.
Visible Alpha consensus data shows expected fiscal first-quarter 2026 revenue of about $78.5 billion. Analysts forecast data-center revenue near $72.8 billion for the quarter. That compares with projections around $53.8 billion less than a year earlier.
Large technology firms continue to raise capital expenditure plans tied to advanced computing. Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet increased spending forecasts in recent quarters. Their investment plans support demand for Nvidia’s graphics processors.
Nvidia’s outlook for China remains in focus after U.S. export restrictions tightened chip sales. Management may address supply limits and regional revenue exposure. The company will release earnings results on Wednesday.
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Netflix Stock Gains as BofA Maintains $125 Price TargetTLDR
Netflix stock rose about 2% after Bank of America reaffirmed its Buy rating and $125 price target.
The analyst said Netflix’s advertising business remains a core driver of long-term revenue growth.
The ad-supported tier expanded to more than 250 million monthly viewers over the past year.
Netflix generated around $1.5 billion in advertising revenue in 2025 and expects it to double in 2026.
The company extended its NFL partnership through 2029 and secured rights to three additional games.
Netflix shares climbed about 2% on Monday, even as major indexes declined during the session. Bank of America reaffirmed its Buy rating and maintained a $125 price target. The call supported Netflix stock and highlighted advertising and live sports as growth drivers.
Netflix Stock Gains Support from Advertising Expansion
Bank of America analyst Jessica Reif Ehrlich restated her Buy rating on May 18. She said the company’s advertising platform remains a core long-term growth driver. She also kept a $125 target, which implies about 40% upside from current levels near $89.
Netflix expanded its ad-supported tier rapidly over the past year. The tier now reaches more than 250 million monthly viewers, up from about 94 million. The company generated about $1.5 billion in advertising revenue during 2025.
Management expects advertising revenue to reach roughly $3 billion in 2026. Ehrlich said, “The advertising business remains one of the strongest long-term opportunities in streaming.” Netflix continues to invest in ad technology and pricing tools to attract global marketing budgets.
Live Sports Push and Content Spending Shape Outlook
Netflix extended its partnership with the National Football League through 2029. The agreement includes rights to three additional games. It also features the league’s first Thanksgiving Eve game and an international opener in Australia.
The company aims to boost engagement through selective live events. Executives focus on high-profile programming instead of replicating traditional sports networks. Analysts said live sports create valuable inventory for premium advertising placements.
Netflix plans to spend about $20 billion on content in 2026. The company continues to expand its entertainment catalog across international markets. Wall Street price targets this month ranged between $105 and $128.
Analysts maintain a “Strong Buy” consensus rating on the stock. They cite Netflix’s global scale and expanding revenue streams. The company currently represents about 5% of total global television viewing.
Netflix serves around 330 million subscription households worldwide. Analysts estimate a potential addressable market of nearly 800 million households. Ehrlich said the company “still has ample room to grow within global TV.”
NFLX stock has remained down about 25% over the past year. However, Monday’s gain contrasted with broader market weakness. Shares traded near $89 at the close of the latest session.
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Netflix Stock Gains as BofA Maintains $125 Price Target
TLDR
Netflix stock rose about 2% after Bank of America reaffirmed its Buy rating and $125 price target.
The analyst said Netflix’s advertising business remains a core driver of long-term revenue growth.
The ad-supported tier expanded to more than 250 million monthly viewers over the past year.
Netflix generated around $1.5 billion in advertising revenue in 2025 and expects it to double in 2026.
The company extended its NFL partnership through 2029 and secured rights to three additional games.
Netflix shares climbed about 2% on Monday, even as major indexes declined during the session. Bank of America reaffirmed its Buy rating and maintained a $125 price target. The call supported Netflix stock and highlighted advertising and live sports as growth drivers.
Netflix Stock Gains Support from Advertising Expansion
Bank of America analyst Jessica Reif Ehrlich restated her Buy rating on May 18. She said the company’s advertising platform remains a core long-term growth driver. She also kept a $125 target, which implies about 40% upside from current levels near $89.
Netflix expanded its ad-supported tier rapidly over the past year. The tier now reaches more than 250 million monthly viewers, up from about 94 million. The company generated about $1.5 billion in advertising revenue during 2025.
Management expects advertising revenue to reach roughly $3 billion in 2026. Ehrlich said, “The advertising business remains one of the strongest long-term opportunities in streaming.” Netflix continues to invest in ad technology and pricing tools to attract global marketing budgets.
Live Sports Push and Content Spending Shape Outlook
Netflix extended its partnership with the National Football League through 2029. The agreement includes rights to three additional games. It also features the league’s first Thanksgiving Eve game and an international opener in Australia.
The company aims to boost engagement through selective live events. Executives focus on high-profile programming instead of replicating traditional sports networks. Analysts said live sports create valuable inventory for premium advertising placements.
Netflix plans to spend about $20 billion on content in 2026. The company continues to expand its entertainment catalog across international markets. Wall Street price targets this month ranged between $105 and $128.
Analysts maintain a “Strong Buy” consensus rating on the stock. They cite Netflix’s global scale and expanding revenue streams. The company currently represents about 5% of total global television viewing.
Netflix serves around 330 million subscription households worldwide. Analysts estimate a potential addressable market of nearly 800 million households. Ehrlich said the company “still has ample room to grow within global TV.”
NFLX stock has remained down about 25% over the past year. However, Monday’s gain contrasted with broader market weakness. Shares traded near $89 at the close of the latest session.
The post Netflix Stock Gains as BofA Maintains $125 Price Target appeared first on Blockonomi.
Netflix stock rose about 2% after Bank of America reaffirmed its Buy rating and $125 price target.
The analyst said Netflix’s advertising business remains a core driver of long-term revenue growth.
The ad-supported tier expanded to more than 250 million monthly viewers over the past year.
Netflix generated around $1.5 billion in advertising revenue in 2025 and expects it to double in 2026.
The company extended its NFL partnership through 2029 and secured rights to three additional games.
Netflix shares climbed about 2% on Monday, even as major indexes declined during the session. Bank of America reaffirmed its Buy rating and maintained a $125 price target. The call supported Netflix stock and highlighted advertising and live sports as growth drivers.
Netflix Stock Gains Support from Advertising Expansion
Bank of America analyst Jessica Reif Ehrlich restated her Buy rating on May 18. She said the company’s advertising platform remains a core long-term growth driver. She also kept a $125 target, which implies about 40% upside from current levels near $89.
Netflix expanded its ad-supported tier rapidly over the past year. The tier now reaches more than 250 million monthly viewers, up from about 94 million. The company generated about $1.5 billion in advertising revenue during 2025.
Management expects advertising revenue to reach roughly $3 billion in 2026. Ehrlich said, “The advertising business remains one of the strongest long-term opportunities in streaming.” Netflix continues to invest in ad technology and pricing tools to attract global marketing budgets.
Live Sports Push and Content Spending Shape Outlook
Netflix extended its partnership with the National Football League through 2029. The agreement includes rights to three additional games. It also features the league’s first Thanksgiving Eve game and an international opener in Australia.
The company aims to boost engagement through selective live events. Executives focus on high-profile programming instead of replicating traditional sports networks. Analysts said live sports create valuable inventory for premium advertising placements.
Netflix plans to spend about $20 billion on content in 2026. The company continues to expand its entertainment catalog across international markets. Wall Street price targets this month ranged between $105 and $128.
Analysts maintain a “Strong Buy” consensus rating on the stock. They cite Netflix’s global scale and expanding revenue streams. The company currently represents about 5% of total global television viewing.
Netflix serves around 330 million subscription households worldwide. Analysts estimate a potential addressable market of nearly 800 million households. Ehrlich said the company “still has ample room to grow within global TV.”
NFLX stock has remained down about 25% over the past year. However, Monday’s gain contrasted with broader market weakness. Shares traded near $89 at the close of the latest session.
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Akcje Amazona (AMZN) zyskują impet z prognozą szczytu na poziomie $370TLDR
Cele cenowe akcji Amazona teraz wahają się od $230 do $370, opierając się na prognozach 58 biur maklerskich.
Średni cel na poziomie $315.53 sugeruje wzrost o 18.08% od ostatniego zamknięcia na poziomie $267.22.
Benchmark Company ustalił najwyższy cel na $370, co sugeruje wzrost o 40.08%.
Z 58 biur maklerskich, 50 przyznaje oceny 'Silny Kup', a żadne nie wystawia oceny 'Sprzedaj'.
AWS zgłosiło 28% wzrost przychodów netto w Q1 2026 i utrzymało marże powyżej 35%.
Akcje Amazona ( NASDAQ: AMZN) handlują blisko rekordowych poziomów, gdy analitycy podnoszą cele cenowe i utrzymują silne oceny. Najwyższy opublikowany cel teraz wynosi $370, podczas gdy średni cel osiąga $315.53. Biura maklerskie prognozują dalszy wzrost, ponieważ wzrost przychodów i marże AWS wspierają obecną wycenę.
Akcje Amazona (AMZN) zyskują impet z prognozą szczytu na poziomie $370
TLDR
Cele cenowe akcji Amazona teraz wahają się od $230 do $370, opierając się na prognozach 58 biur maklerskich.
Średni cel na poziomie $315.53 sugeruje wzrost o 18.08% od ostatniego zamknięcia na poziomie $267.22.
Benchmark Company ustalił najwyższy cel na $370, co sugeruje wzrost o 40.08%.
Z 58 biur maklerskich, 50 przyznaje oceny 'Silny Kup', a żadne nie wystawia oceny 'Sprzedaj'.
AWS zgłosiło 28% wzrost przychodów netto w Q1 2026 i utrzymało marże powyżej 35%.
Akcje Amazona ( NASDAQ: AMZN) handlują blisko rekordowych poziomów, gdy analitycy podnoszą cele cenowe i utrzymują silne oceny. Najwyższy opublikowany cel teraz wynosi $370, podczas gdy średni cel osiąga $315.53. Biura maklerskie prognozują dalszy wzrost, ponieważ wzrost przychodów i marże AWS wspierają obecną wycenę.
Cele cenowe akcji Amazona teraz wahają się od $230 do $370, opierając się na prognozach 58 biur maklerskich.
Średni cel na poziomie $315.53 sugeruje wzrost o 18.08% od ostatniego zamknięcia na poziomie $267.22.
Benchmark Company ustalił najwyższy cel na $370, co sugeruje wzrost o 40.08%.
Z 58 biur maklerskich, 50 przyznaje oceny 'Silny Kup', a żadne nie wystawia oceny 'Sprzedaj'.
AWS zgłosiło 28% wzrost przychodów netto w Q1 2026 i utrzymało marże powyżej 35%.
Akcje Amazona ( NASDAQ: AMZN) handlują blisko rekordowych poziomów, gdy analitycy podnoszą cele cenowe i utrzymują silne oceny. Najwyższy opublikowany cel teraz wynosi $370, podczas gdy średni cel osiąga $315.53. Biura maklerskie prognozują dalszy wzrost, ponieważ wzrost przychodów i marże AWS wspierają obecną wycenę.
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Vitalik Buterin: AI-Assisted Formal Verification Is the Future of Secure Software DevelopmentTLDR:
Buterin calls AI-assisted formal verification the potential “final form” of secure software development going forward.
Projects like evm-asm and Arklib are already applying formal verification directly to core Ethereum infrastructure components.
Formal verification improves security but cannot guarantee full correctness if critical properties are left unspecified in proofs.
Buterin proposes a secure core model where AI and formal methods protect high-trust systems from increasingly powerful attack tools.
Vitalik Buterin has put forward an optimistic case for the future of cybersecurity, arguing that AI-assisted formal verification could fundamentally change how secure software is written.
Rather than viewing AI as a threat to code security, Buterin sees it as a tool that, paired with formal verification, could produce mathematically proven, highly efficient software.
His perspective challenges growing pessimism in the industry about AI-enabled cyberattacks.
Formal Verification as a New Programming Paradigm
A new approach to software development has been gaining traction within Ethereum research circles. Developers are writing code in low-level languages or directly in Lean, a language used for verifiable mathematical proofs. The goal is code whose correctness can be checked automatically and mathematically.
Buterin describes this method as potentially transformative, citing researcher Yoichi Hirai, who calls it “the final form of software development.”
The approach separates efficiency from readability entirely. One version of the code runs fast; another is written clearly for human understanding, and a proof connects them.
This matters especially for high-stakes systems like ZK-EVMs, quantum-resistant signatures, and consensus algorithms.
These systems are complex to build but have security properties that are straightforward to formally state. That gap between complexity and clarity is precisely where formal verification performs best.
Projects like Arklib and evm-asm are already applying this method to Ethereum infrastructure. The evm-asm project builds an EVM implementation directly in RISC-V assembly, then formally proves it matches a readable high-level version.
Buterin’s Response to Cybersecurity Pessimism
Some voices in the industry have argued that AI-powered bug discovery makes secure, trustless software impossible.
Many people have claimed that with AI-assisted bug finding, secure code (and hence trustless anything) will be impossible.
I have a much more optimistic take, and AI-assisted formal verification is a major part of the reason why:https://t.co/0ceMBZ6uqj
— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) May 18, 2026
Buterin pushes back directly on that view. He frames the current period as a transitional challenge rather than a permanent shift in favor of attackers. Once the landscape settles, he believes defenses will be stronger than before.
He points to Mozilla’s work as supporting evidence. Mozilla has noted that security defects are finite and that defenders now have a realistic path to finding them all.
The cypherpunk tradition, built on the idea that digital defenders hold an advantage, does not have to be abandoned.
Buterin’s model splits software into a trusted secure core and less-trusted edge components. The edge runs in sandboxes with minimal permissions. The core, kept intentionally small, receives the full benefit of AI-assisted formal verification.
Where Formal Verification Falls Short
Buterin is careful not to overstate the case for formal verification. Several documented failures show its real limits.
Bugs have appeared in formally verified C compilers where certain constraints were simply never specified. A 2025 vulnerability in libcrux showed that unverified intrinsic wrappers could corrupt outputs on specific hardware platforms. Another bug caused a process crash due to an unhandled decryption error in code outside the verified portion.
The pattern across failures is consistent: either only part of the code was verified, or a critical property was never included in the proof.
Formal verification cannot prove software correct in the full human sense of the word, only that specified properties hold under specified assumptions.
Side-channel attacks present another boundary. Even a perfectly proven encryption scheme can leak a private key through electrical fluctuations. Mathematical models of attackers do not always capture every real-world leakage type.
Buterin’s conclusion is measured. Formal verification is not a complete solution, but it is a powerful accelerant for a security trend already underway — one that AI makes significantly more accessible.
The post Vitalik Buterin: AI-Assisted Formal Verification Is the Future of Secure Software Development appeared first on Blockonomi.
Vitalik Buterin: AI-Assisted Formal Verification Is the Future of Secure Software Development
TLDR:
Buterin calls AI-assisted formal verification the potential “final form” of secure software development going forward.
Projects like evm-asm and Arklib are already applying formal verification directly to core Ethereum infrastructure components.
Formal verification improves security but cannot guarantee full correctness if critical properties are left unspecified in proofs.
Buterin proposes a secure core model where AI and formal methods protect high-trust systems from increasingly powerful attack tools.
Vitalik Buterin has put forward an optimistic case for the future of cybersecurity, arguing that AI-assisted formal verification could fundamentally change how secure software is written.
Rather than viewing AI as a threat to code security, Buterin sees it as a tool that, paired with formal verification, could produce mathematically proven, highly efficient software.
His perspective challenges growing pessimism in the industry about AI-enabled cyberattacks.
Formal Verification as a New Programming Paradigm
A new approach to software development has been gaining traction within Ethereum research circles. Developers are writing code in low-level languages or directly in Lean, a language used for verifiable mathematical proofs. The goal is code whose correctness can be checked automatically and mathematically.
Buterin describes this method as potentially transformative, citing researcher Yoichi Hirai, who calls it “the final form of software development.”
The approach separates efficiency from readability entirely. One version of the code runs fast; another is written clearly for human understanding, and a proof connects them.
This matters especially for high-stakes systems like ZK-EVMs, quantum-resistant signatures, and consensus algorithms.
These systems are complex to build but have security properties that are straightforward to formally state. That gap between complexity and clarity is precisely where formal verification performs best.
Projects like Arklib and evm-asm are already applying this method to Ethereum infrastructure. The evm-asm project builds an EVM implementation directly in RISC-V assembly, then formally proves it matches a readable high-level version.
Buterin’s Response to Cybersecurity Pessimism
Some voices in the industry have argued that AI-powered bug discovery makes secure, trustless software impossible.
Many people have claimed that with AI-assisted bug finding, secure code (and hence trustless anything) will be impossible.
I have a much more optimistic take, and AI-assisted formal verification is a major part of the reason why:https://t.co/0ceMBZ6uqj
— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) May 18, 2026
Buterin pushes back directly on that view. He frames the current period as a transitional challenge rather than a permanent shift in favor of attackers. Once the landscape settles, he believes defenses will be stronger than before.
He points to Mozilla’s work as supporting evidence. Mozilla has noted that security defects are finite and that defenders now have a realistic path to finding them all.
The cypherpunk tradition, built on the idea that digital defenders hold an advantage, does not have to be abandoned.
Buterin’s model splits software into a trusted secure core and less-trusted edge components. The edge runs in sandboxes with minimal permissions. The core, kept intentionally small, receives the full benefit of AI-assisted formal verification.
Where Formal Verification Falls Short
Buterin is careful not to overstate the case for formal verification. Several documented failures show its real limits.
Bugs have appeared in formally verified C compilers where certain constraints were simply never specified. A 2025 vulnerability in libcrux showed that unverified intrinsic wrappers could corrupt outputs on specific hardware platforms. Another bug caused a process crash due to an unhandled decryption error in code outside the verified portion.
The pattern across failures is consistent: either only part of the code was verified, or a critical property was never included in the proof.
Formal verification cannot prove software correct in the full human sense of the word, only that specified properties hold under specified assumptions.
Side-channel attacks present another boundary. Even a perfectly proven encryption scheme can leak a private key through electrical fluctuations. Mathematical models of attackers do not always capture every real-world leakage type.
Buterin’s conclusion is measured. Formal verification is not a complete solution, but it is a powerful accelerant for a security trend already underway — one that AI makes significantly more accessible.
The post Vitalik Buterin: AI-Assisted Formal Verification Is the Future of Secure Software Development appeared first on Blockonomi.
Buterin calls AI-assisted formal verification the potential “final form” of secure software development going forward.
Projects like evm-asm and Arklib are already applying formal verification directly to core Ethereum infrastructure components.
Formal verification improves security but cannot guarantee full correctness if critical properties are left unspecified in proofs.
Buterin proposes a secure core model where AI and formal methods protect high-trust systems from increasingly powerful attack tools.
Vitalik Buterin has put forward an optimistic case for the future of cybersecurity, arguing that AI-assisted formal verification could fundamentally change how secure software is written.
Rather than viewing AI as a threat to code security, Buterin sees it as a tool that, paired with formal verification, could produce mathematically proven, highly efficient software.
His perspective challenges growing pessimism in the industry about AI-enabled cyberattacks.
Formal Verification as a New Programming Paradigm
A new approach to software development has been gaining traction within Ethereum research circles. Developers are writing code in low-level languages or directly in Lean, a language used for verifiable mathematical proofs. The goal is code whose correctness can be checked automatically and mathematically.
Buterin describes this method as potentially transformative, citing researcher Yoichi Hirai, who calls it “the final form of software development.”
The approach separates efficiency from readability entirely. One version of the code runs fast; another is written clearly for human understanding, and a proof connects them.
This matters especially for high-stakes systems like ZK-EVMs, quantum-resistant signatures, and consensus algorithms.
These systems are complex to build but have security properties that are straightforward to formally state. That gap between complexity and clarity is precisely where formal verification performs best.
Projects like Arklib and evm-asm are already applying this method to Ethereum infrastructure. The evm-asm project builds an EVM implementation directly in RISC-V assembly, then formally proves it matches a readable high-level version.
Buterin’s Response to Cybersecurity Pessimism
Some voices in the industry have argued that AI-powered bug discovery makes secure, trustless software impossible.
Many people have claimed that with AI-assisted bug finding, secure code (and hence trustless anything) will be impossible.
I have a much more optimistic take, and AI-assisted formal verification is a major part of the reason why:https://t.co/0ceMBZ6uqj
— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) May 18, 2026
Buterin pushes back directly on that view. He frames the current period as a transitional challenge rather than a permanent shift in favor of attackers. Once the landscape settles, he believes defenses will be stronger than before.
He points to Mozilla’s work as supporting evidence. Mozilla has noted that security defects are finite and that defenders now have a realistic path to finding them all.
The cypherpunk tradition, built on the idea that digital defenders hold an advantage, does not have to be abandoned.
Buterin’s model splits software into a trusted secure core and less-trusted edge components. The edge runs in sandboxes with minimal permissions. The core, kept intentionally small, receives the full benefit of AI-assisted formal verification.
Where Formal Verification Falls Short
Buterin is careful not to overstate the case for formal verification. Several documented failures show its real limits.
Bugs have appeared in formally verified C compilers where certain constraints were simply never specified. A 2025 vulnerability in libcrux showed that unverified intrinsic wrappers could corrupt outputs on specific hardware platforms. Another bug caused a process crash due to an unhandled decryption error in code outside the verified portion.
The pattern across failures is consistent: either only part of the code was verified, or a critical property was never included in the proof.
Formal verification cannot prove software correct in the full human sense of the word, only that specified properties hold under specified assumptions.
Side-channel attacks present another boundary. Even a perfectly proven encryption scheme can leak a private key through electrical fluctuations. Mathematical models of attackers do not always capture every real-world leakage type.
Buterin’s conclusion is measured. Formal verification is not a complete solution, but it is a powerful accelerant for a security trend already underway — one that AI makes significantly more accessible.
The post Vitalik Buterin: AI-Assisted Formal Verification Is the Future of Secure Software Development appeared first on Blockonomi.
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Revolut Revives Crypto Card Initiative Following FCA Regulatory Green LightKey Takeaways
Revolut’s crypto payment card resurfaces as part of strategic regulatory expansion.
The fintech platform refocuses on crypto cards following recent FCA regulatory clearance.
Business banking emerges as central focus alongside crypto card relaunch.
The company diversifies beyond crypto cards into investment services and wealth management.
Private banking ambitions gain momentum as crypto card generates renewed interest.
Revolut brought its crypto payment card back into public conversation on Monday through a strategic social media announcement, signaling the platform’s comprehensive expansion into digital asset payments, corporate banking solutions, leveraged investment offerings, and high-net-worth financial services.
Social Media Post Masks Comprehensive Service Expansion
Revolut hinted at the potential debut of its inaugural physical cryptocurrency card. Yet the platform has actually provided comparable functionality since 2024. The announcement nonetheless generated significant interest given its timing during an intensive growth period for the company.
The cryptocurrency card connects seamlessly to customers’ digital currency holdings. During transactions, the platform automatically converts cryptocurrency to traditional currency using current market rates. This mechanism enables users to utilize their digital assets for purchases without requiring manual liquidation before each transaction.
The fintech maintains custody of these digital assets within its operational framework. Cryptocurrency holdings lack coverage from UK deposit protection programs. This critical difference matters significantly as the platform markets the crypto payment solution to broader consumer segments.
Regulatory Clearance Enables Strategic Business Diversification
The crypto card announcement followed closely after Revolut obtained additional authorizations from the Financial Conduct Authority. These regulatory permissions encompass leveraged trading instruments, discretionary investment management, and financial advisory capabilities. Such approvals facilitate strategic expansion beyond basic payment processing.
The platform has simultaneously intensified focus on corporate banking solutions. Chief Executive Nik Storonsky has reportedly designated this sector as a paramount organizational objective. Reports suggest the firm has introduced a £1,000 incentive program rewarding staff members for successful business client acquisitions.
Corporate banking now represents a significant component of Revolut’s expansion blueprint. This division currently serves approximately 767,000 customers, reflecting 33% annual growth. The segment generates roughly 16% of total company revenue across the platform’s 70-million-strong user base.
Wealth Management Services Create Additional Revenue Channel
The company intends to introduce a UK-based private banking offering during the summer months. This service will cater to affluent customers requiring a minimum £500,000 deposit. The initiative adds sophisticated wealth management to an already rapidly expanding financial services portfolio.
The forthcoming private banking division complements several recent strategic initiatives. Trust Wallet recently integrated Revolut Pay functionality for immediate cryptocurrency acquisitions. The platform simultaneously established a Mastercard partnership for American card distribution.
Cypriot financial authorities granted authorization with cross-border European Union applicability. This regulatory approval provides Revolut expanded capacity for regulated service delivery throughout Europe. Consequently, the crypto card now represents one element within a comprehensive financial platform approach.
The company’s latest announcement therefore communicated substantially more than a basic product update. The crypto card returned to prominence as the organization broadened its regulated service portfolio. The platform now integrates cryptocurrency payments, business accounts, investment instruments, and wealth management services within a unified ecosystem.
The post Revolut Revives Crypto Card Initiative Following FCA Regulatory Green Light appeared first on Blockonomi.
Revolut Revives Crypto Card Initiative Following FCA Regulatory Green Light
Key Takeaways
Revolut’s crypto payment card resurfaces as part of strategic regulatory expansion.
The fintech platform refocuses on crypto cards following recent FCA regulatory clearance.
Business banking emerges as central focus alongside crypto card relaunch.
The company diversifies beyond crypto cards into investment services and wealth management.
Private banking ambitions gain momentum as crypto card generates renewed interest.
Revolut brought its crypto payment card back into public conversation on Monday through a strategic social media announcement, signaling the platform’s comprehensive expansion into digital asset payments, corporate banking solutions, leveraged investment offerings, and high-net-worth financial services.
Social Media Post Masks Comprehensive Service Expansion
Revolut hinted at the potential debut of its inaugural physical cryptocurrency card. Yet the platform has actually provided comparable functionality since 2024. The announcement nonetheless generated significant interest given its timing during an intensive growth period for the company.
The cryptocurrency card connects seamlessly to customers’ digital currency holdings. During transactions, the platform automatically converts cryptocurrency to traditional currency using current market rates. This mechanism enables users to utilize their digital assets for purchases without requiring manual liquidation before each transaction.
The fintech maintains custody of these digital assets within its operational framework. Cryptocurrency holdings lack coverage from UK deposit protection programs. This critical difference matters significantly as the platform markets the crypto payment solution to broader consumer segments.
Regulatory Clearance Enables Strategic Business Diversification
The crypto card announcement followed closely after Revolut obtained additional authorizations from the Financial Conduct Authority. These regulatory permissions encompass leveraged trading instruments, discretionary investment management, and financial advisory capabilities. Such approvals facilitate strategic expansion beyond basic payment processing.
The platform has simultaneously intensified focus on corporate banking solutions. Chief Executive Nik Storonsky has reportedly designated this sector as a paramount organizational objective. Reports suggest the firm has introduced a £1,000 incentive program rewarding staff members for successful business client acquisitions.
Corporate banking now represents a significant component of Revolut’s expansion blueprint. This division currently serves approximately 767,000 customers, reflecting 33% annual growth. The segment generates roughly 16% of total company revenue across the platform’s 70-million-strong user base.
Wealth Management Services Create Additional Revenue Channel
The company intends to introduce a UK-based private banking offering during the summer months. This service will cater to affluent customers requiring a minimum £500,000 deposit. The initiative adds sophisticated wealth management to an already rapidly expanding financial services portfolio.
The forthcoming private banking division complements several recent strategic initiatives. Trust Wallet recently integrated Revolut Pay functionality for immediate cryptocurrency acquisitions. The platform simultaneously established a Mastercard partnership for American card distribution.
Cypriot financial authorities granted authorization with cross-border European Union applicability. This regulatory approval provides Revolut expanded capacity for regulated service delivery throughout Europe. Consequently, the crypto card now represents one element within a comprehensive financial platform approach.
The company’s latest announcement therefore communicated substantially more than a basic product update. The crypto card returned to prominence as the organization broadened its regulated service portfolio. The platform now integrates cryptocurrency payments, business accounts, investment instruments, and wealth management services within a unified ecosystem.
The post Revolut Revives Crypto Card Initiative Following FCA Regulatory Green Light appeared first on Blockonomi.
Revolut’s crypto payment card resurfaces as part of strategic regulatory expansion.
The fintech platform refocuses on crypto cards following recent FCA regulatory clearance.
Business banking emerges as central focus alongside crypto card relaunch.
The company diversifies beyond crypto cards into investment services and wealth management.
Private banking ambitions gain momentum as crypto card generates renewed interest.
Revolut brought its crypto payment card back into public conversation on Monday through a strategic social media announcement, signaling the platform’s comprehensive expansion into digital asset payments, corporate banking solutions, leveraged investment offerings, and high-net-worth financial services.
Social Media Post Masks Comprehensive Service Expansion
Revolut hinted at the potential debut of its inaugural physical cryptocurrency card. Yet the platform has actually provided comparable functionality since 2024. The announcement nonetheless generated significant interest given its timing during an intensive growth period for the company.
The cryptocurrency card connects seamlessly to customers’ digital currency holdings. During transactions, the platform automatically converts cryptocurrency to traditional currency using current market rates. This mechanism enables users to utilize their digital assets for purchases without requiring manual liquidation before each transaction.
The fintech maintains custody of these digital assets within its operational framework. Cryptocurrency holdings lack coverage from UK deposit protection programs. This critical difference matters significantly as the platform markets the crypto payment solution to broader consumer segments.
Regulatory Clearance Enables Strategic Business Diversification
The crypto card announcement followed closely after Revolut obtained additional authorizations from the Financial Conduct Authority. These regulatory permissions encompass leveraged trading instruments, discretionary investment management, and financial advisory capabilities. Such approvals facilitate strategic expansion beyond basic payment processing.
The platform has simultaneously intensified focus on corporate banking solutions. Chief Executive Nik Storonsky has reportedly designated this sector as a paramount organizational objective. Reports suggest the firm has introduced a £1,000 incentive program rewarding staff members for successful business client acquisitions.
Corporate banking now represents a significant component of Revolut’s expansion blueprint. This division currently serves approximately 767,000 customers, reflecting 33% annual growth. The segment generates roughly 16% of total company revenue across the platform’s 70-million-strong user base.
Wealth Management Services Create Additional Revenue Channel
The company intends to introduce a UK-based private banking offering during the summer months. This service will cater to affluent customers requiring a minimum £500,000 deposit. The initiative adds sophisticated wealth management to an already rapidly expanding financial services portfolio.
The forthcoming private banking division complements several recent strategic initiatives. Trust Wallet recently integrated Revolut Pay functionality for immediate cryptocurrency acquisitions. The platform simultaneously established a Mastercard partnership for American card distribution.
Cypriot financial authorities granted authorization with cross-border European Union applicability. This regulatory approval provides Revolut expanded capacity for regulated service delivery throughout Europe. Consequently, the crypto card now represents one element within a comprehensive financial platform approach.
The company’s latest announcement therefore communicated substantially more than a basic product update. The crypto card returned to prominence as the organization broadened its regulated service portfolio. The platform now integrates cryptocurrency payments, business accounts, investment instruments, and wealth management services within a unified ecosystem.
The post Revolut Revives Crypto Card Initiative Following FCA Regulatory Green Light appeared first on Blockonomi.
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