The U.S. SEC has approved options trading on the Nasdaq Bitcoin Index, providing institutional investors with regulated tools to hedge and gain exposure to Bitcoin. This approval expands the onshore derivatives market, potentially shifting activity from offshore products to more transparent, exchange-listed options. The move comes amid volatile ETF flows and growing tokenization efforts by major financial institutions, signaling maturation in crypto market infrastructure. Meanwhile, institutional players like JPMorgan are advancing tokenized settlement platforms, and some firms are adjusting Bitcoin holdings, reflecting evolving strategies in the crypto space.
Elon Musk's SpaceX is targeting a $1 trillion valuation as it plans to establish a permanent lunar base by 2029-2030, competing with China. The company’s upcoming IPO, led by Goldman Sachs, has sparked debate over its high valuation, which could reac...
Hyperliquid's HYPE token surged to a new high following the launch of two ETFs in the U.S., driven by European traders seeking access to perpetual futures. Analyst Michael van de Poppe highlights Hyperliquid's role in accelerating tokenization trends...
As stock markets remain volatile in 2026, dividend stocks like JPMorgan Chase and Realty Income attract investors seeking stability and income. JPMorgan Chase offers steady dividend growth with a 7% increase in early 2026 and strong financial fundame...
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson praised recent progress as four treasury proposals aimed at improving the Cardano blockchain were approved by the community. These proposals include enhancements like CIP-159 for account addresses, multi-asset treasu...
Geely Auto's Starray EM-i successfully completed a groundbreaking dual-sided extreme crash test at France's UTAC, exceeding Euro NCAP standards. This test simulated severe multi-vehicle collisions by impacting both sides of the vehicle, validating Ge...
