Moscow Exchange (MOEX), Russia's largest stock exchange, plans to introduce perpetual futures contracts for Bitcoin and Ethereum starting September 2026, coinciding with a new digital asset law taking effect. These futures allow traders to hold positions indefinitely with automatic daily rollovers and will be available only to qualified investors. MOEX aims to expand its crypto futures to cover ten tokens, including Solana, XRP, Tron, and BNB, signaling growing institutional support for regulated crypto trading in Russia. This move provides a regulated, centrally cleared environment for crypto derivatives, reducing counterparty risk and broadening options for Russian investors.
Bitcoin rose by 0.75% to exceed $85,000, while Ether increased by 0.2% to pass $2,700, reaching significant price thresholds for both cryptocurrencies. These gains reflect positive momentum in the crypto market, highlighting investor confidence in Bi...
Australian small caps declined with the S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries Index dropping 1.36% on Friday. Despite the broader market weakness, Critical Resources secured a 90% interest in the Greenstars Gold Project in Suriname, expanding its gold portfolio. ...
A fraudulent network impersonating GIWA Chain transferred about 766.25 Ether (ETH) from a cross-chain bridge. DYORSWAP, the platform involved, reimbursed affected users with over 200 ETH using its own funds. The incident was caused by the fake networ...
Grayscale has filed with the SEC to launch The ZCSH High Income ETF, which aims to generate recurring cash distributions by trading options on Zcash exchange-traded products rather than holding the cryptocurrency directly. The fund plans to use a str...
Quant (QNT) surged over 85% to above $285 after announcing its role in The Clearing House's on-chain money initiative. Quant will provide the interoperability and transaction management layer connecting the initiative with existing fiat payment syste...
