Bitcoin ETFs opened the door for crypto investment through traditional finance, and now ETFs for other major tokens like Ethereum and Solana are emerging. This shift marks a new era where crypto assets are increasingly legitimized and accessible via regulated products, attracting institutional and retail investors who prefer conventional market structures. Exchanges like Binance remain crucial for liquidity and price discovery, but capital flows may diversify as more investors use ETFs. This development signals a more layered, competitive crypto market integrated with mainstream finance, where only the largest and most liquid tokens gain ETF status.
Australia will enforce its crypto Travel Rule from July 1, requiring exchanges to collect and share detailed sender and recipient info for all crypto transfers. This aligns with global anti-money laundering standards and affects all transaction sizes...
Binance has introduced a new Web3 API designed to help developers access on-chain and market data through a single integration. This API supports multiple Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible networks, simplifying the development process for blo...
Binance faces a potential loss of permission to serve European Union clients after its MiCA license application in Greece is reportedly expected to be rejected. This license is crucial because it allows Binance to operate across the entire EU under a...
Bitcoin fell 1.28% to $65,545.74 while Ethereum rose 1.02% to $1,788.32 amid cooling trading volumes in spot, derivatives, and stablecoins. Most large-cap altcoins declined, and total crypto market cap stood near $2.25 trillion with reduced trading a...
Humanity Protocol has initiated the exchange execution phase of its new H token airdrop following a major exploit in June that compromised old tokens. Leading exchanges including Binance Alpha, MEXC, Bitget, KuCoin, Bybit, and Gate are supporting a 1...
