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Trump VP JD Vance, Who Called Gensler the "Worst Person", Wins Crypto Approval
Donald Trump's VP JD Vance is strengthening the former President's relationship with the crypto industry
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Three separate cases expose structural vulnerabilities in blockchain-based betting platforms.
Bitcoin Eyes Breakout After Latest 'TACO'
Bitcoin reclaims $78,000 as ceasefire-driven risk appetite returns, with traders now eyeing a decisive test of the 200-day moving average near $85,000 amid “TACO”-fuelled volatility.
D3's Fred Hsu: Domain Names Are the Tokenization Story No One's Telling
With $360 billion in fragmented, illiquid assets and no real price discovery, internet domains are emerging as an unlikely test case for what tokenization can actually do.
Southeast Asia Leads RWA Volume as Tokenized Markets Become Macro Traders' Hedge of Choice
A new report from Bitget and Block Scholes shows traders increasingly using tokenized real-world assets for real-time hedging across equities, commodities, and crypto, with Southeast Asia emerging as a key driver of round-the-clock futures activity
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Prediction Markets' Manipulation Problem Deepens as France Probes Weather Rigging, US Charges Soldier
Three separate cases expose structural vulnerabilities in blockchain-based betting platforms.
BIS Warns Crypto Exchanges Becoming "Shadow Banks" Without Banking Safeguards
A BIS report finds that exchange stablecoin yield products are effectively unsecured loans – bank-like in function but without deposit protection or regulatory oversight.
Bitcoin ETF Inflows Extend to Eight Days as Ethereum Funds Reverse Course
Spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $223 million on April 23, while Ethereum ETFs snapped a 10-day inflow streak with a $75.9 million outflow.
Robinhood Receives MAS In-Principle Approval for Singapore Brokerage
The U.S. retail trading platform, which already operates its APAC headquarters in the city-state, is cleared to offer securities trading, custody, and derivatives services pending final licensing conditions.