Cryptocurrency
New crypto ETFs debut amid government shutdown
Chris Blake Larawang ginawa ng AI
Exchange-traded funds targeting smaller cryptocurrencies like Solana, Litecoin, and Hedera launched this week on major US exchanges, despite an ongoing government shutdown. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF saw strong initial trading volume, marking the start of a broader wave of altcoin products. Issuers proceeded with listings as the Securities and Exchange Commission approved several under a more favorable regulatory environment.
Top US crypto exchanges recommended for 2025 investors
A 2025 guide highlights Coinbase, Kraken, and Crypto.com as leading cryptocurrency exchanges for US users, emphasizing regulatory compliance, low fees, and user-friendly features. Tailored for beginners and active traders, the recommendations consider state availability and advanced tools like staking and derivatives. The analysis underscores transparency through audits and proof-of-reserves practices.
Trump media partners with crypto.com for prediction markets
Trump Media & Technology Group, owner of Truth Social, has announced a partnership with Crypto.com to integrate prediction markets into its platform. The deal allows users to place bets on events including political elections, inflation changes, and sports across major leagues. This move positions Truth Social as the first social media platform to embed such betting capabilities directly in its app.
Corporate crypto exposure becomes practical for public companies
October 29, 2025 16:41Bitwise analyst forecasts rapid $1 billion growth for XRP ETF
October 29, 2025 16:03Austrac fines crypto ATM operator Cryptolink in scams crackdown
October 29, 2025 12:17Mastercard in late-stage talks to acquire Zero Hash
October 29, 2025 06:02Trump organization reports major crypto earnings in 2025
October 28, 2025 11:50Binance expands partnership with Trump family's crypto venture
October 28, 2025 05:29Nydig advises crypto firms on treasury buybacks
October 28, 2025 05:02Crypto market liquidation exceeds $217 million in 24 hours
Reuters report details Trump family's $864 million crypto income
Chris Blake Larawang ginawa ng AI
A Reuters investigation reveals that the Trump Organization earned $864 million in the first half of 2025, a 17-fold increase from the previous year, with over 90% stemming from cryptocurrency ventures. The report highlights sales of World Liberty tokens and the $TRUMP meme coin as key drivers. It raises concerns about self-enrichment and ties to investors with legal histories.
Goldman Sachs and DBS complete first OTC interbank crypto options trade
DBS and Goldman Sachs have executed the first-ever over-the-counter cryptocurrency options trade between two banks. The transaction involved cash-settled Bitcoin and Ether options. This milestone highlights the growing integration of digital assets with traditional finance practices.
Fintechs and nonbanks pursue crypto custody charters
As cryptocurrency integrates into mainstream finance, fintechs, nonbanks, and tech giants are competing for federal and state trust charters to handle custody services. This arms race highlights the shift from decentralized key control to regulated institutional standards. IBM's recent announcement underscores the growing normalization of crypto custody.
Fed cuts rates but Powell tempers December cut expectations
Chris Blake Larawang ginawa ng AI
The US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25% to a range of 3.75%-4.0% on Wednesday, as expected. However, Chair Jerome Powell's hawkish comments during the press conference cast doubt on a further cut in December, triggering a selloff in crypto markets. Bitcoin fell below $110,000, while Chainlink experienced volatility before a partial rebound.
Truth Social announces cryptocurrency prediction market launch
Truth Social, the platform majority-owned by US President Donald Trump and his family, is entering the cryptocurrency-based prediction market space. The service aims to compete with the popular platform Polymarket amid growing interest in such crypto services. The announcement comes as these markets attract significant attention and capital.
Bitcoin drops below $113,000 amid stock market records
Bitcoin fell below $113,000 on Tuesday as cryptocurrency prices weakened, contrasting with new highs in U.S. stock indices. The decline accelerated in the afternoon U.S. session, even as Nvidia rallied toward a $4 trillion market cap. Analysts warn of potential further pullbacks if key support levels fail.