Nasdaq CEO Says Tokenization Could Unlock Tens of Billions in Trapped Capital
Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman says tokenizing assets like equities and treasuries could free up tens of billions of dollars in global collateral.
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Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman says tokenizing assets like equities and treasuries could free up tens of billions of dollars in global collateral.
Brokers at iFX EXPO Asia 2026 debate whether to invest in emerging digital assets like Bitcoin or stick with traditional revenue drivers like gold.
Over $1 billion in crypto positions were liquidated as Ether and Bitcoin broke key support levels amid Federal Reserve pressure.
Rumors of a massive $197 million Bitcoin sale by Fidelity are unverified, likely confusing internal custody transfers and ETF flows with corporate sales.
Ethereum and Cardano founders clashed over whether AI poses a threat to cryptography, raising debate over long-term blockchain security standards.
An Empire Market co-founder has received a 40-year US prison sentence and must forfeit major Bitcoin and Ether holdings.
Project Eleven has partnered with Quantus to integrate its network into Strongpoint, a custody platform preparing institutions for post-quantum security.
Tools for Humanity is expanding its World ID verification services to help companies prevent fraud, combat deepfakes, and secure video meetings.
An analysis reveals that five US wealth platforms restrict Bitcoin ETP access, while others limit trades, highlighting uneven distribution for investors.
Bitwise Dogecoin ETF (AMEX:BWOW) is shutting down after failing to attract investors, highlighting a gap between ETF buyers and crypto app users.
OSL Group has tokenized the USDGO Plus SP fund in Hong Kong, offering professional investors market-neutral crypto yields through a regulated platform.
PowerCompute used 267.4 BTC to fully repay a $22.45 million credit facility, reducing its secured debt to $1.25 million as September mining rose 37%.
Bitcoin fell 8% over two days to around $80,000 as profit-taking, rising Treasury yields, and a stronger dollar reduced demand for risk assets.
Bitcoin fell to $80,000 as geopolitical tensions and AI security concerns triggered over $1 billion in cryptocurrency liquidations.
A growing share of Bitcoin supply has visible public keys due to address reuse, raising potential security and regulatory risks for holders.
Bitcoin climbed back above $81,000 after the U.S. ruled out military strikes on Iran before November, easing immediate geopolitical fears for investors.
Bank of New York Mellon has expanded its digital asset custody platform to selected institutional clients across the European Union under MiCA regulations.
A sharp decline in Bitcoin to 80,393 dollars led to over 1 billion dollars in forced liquidations as macroeconomic pressures weigh on the crypto market.
XRP faces criticism over closed-source security updates and validator lists ahead of an upcoming ledger amendment.
An analyst warns that Bitcoin's rise above $80,000 could lead to a sharp reversal, setting up a potential low in the fourth quarter.