The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved a Nasdaq Texas rule change that officially classifies Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP as digital commodities. This change allows more flexible management of crypto investment products on the exchange, including multi-asset trusts holding up to 15% of assets that don't meet all listing criteria. The move aligns with recent regulatory trends toward clearer crypto asset classification and supports growing demand for regulated crypto investment products. It also precedes upcoming U.S. legislation, such as the CLARITY Act, aimed at comprehensive digital asset regulation.
Bitcoin dropped to $77k after Fed Chair Warsh hinted at more rate hikes, raising inflation fight concerns. However, Fed Governor Waller later suggested rates might stay unchanged in September, sparking a 5% Bitcoin rally and $730.8 million inflow int...
The G7 Cyber Expert Group has called on financial institutions to start planning a coordinated transition to post-quantum cryptography to safeguard against future quantum computer threats. This shift is a long-term effort requiring extensive inventor...
Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, stated that Americans can publicly discuss and recommend Bitcoin without needing a license, emphasizing Bitcoin as a commodity, not a security. This stance aligns with the Commodity Futures Trading Comm...
Grant Thornton Switzerland has officially attested the Cardano Foundation's 2025 financial statements directly on the Cardano blockchain, marking the first time a major crypto organization has received an on-chain auditor's signature. This audit, dat...
Bitcoin briefly rose above $82,000 on September 4 but then dropped 2.1% to around $79,560 after stronger-than-expected US employment data raised Treasury yields and the likelihood of a Fed rate hike. This weakened demand for risk assets like Bitcoin,...
