
South Korea Orders Asset Managers to Cut Ties With Crypto-Linked ETFs
The FSS orders South Korean asset managers to reduce investments in crypto-linked ETFs, sparking debate over institutional limitations.

The FSS orders South Korean asset managers to reduce investments in crypto-linked ETFs, sparking debate over institutional limitations.

CoinShares becomes the first European asset manager approved under MiCA, paving the way for regulated crypto investments across the EU.

Solana (SOL) at $196 shows a 0.79% decline but a 17.48% weekly gain with support at $189-$197, indicating potential for rebound and further price growth.

Bitcoin shows a slight decline, but analysts remain optimistic about a potential recovery, with key resistance levels in focus for the coming days.

JPMorgan plans crypto-backed loans as regulation improves and client interest grows in digital asset-based banking services.

Coinbase has introduced perpetual futures contracts to U.S. traders, expanding access to a product previously limited to overseas markets. The move reflects the platform’s efforts to bring advanced crypto trading

Western Union eyes stablecoin rollout after GENIUS Act sets clear rules for digital asset services and cross-border payments.

Bitcoin (BTC) rises to $119,181, showing a 0.82% gain in 24 hours with increased volume, as key support and resistance levels signal potential breakout.

Strategy, the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, launches a new stock offering to raise capital for further Bitcoin purchases and corporate growth.

Grupo Murano, a Mexico-listed real estate company, is moving away from traditional models. The firm announced a major shift in its financial strategy by adopting Bitcoin as its primary asset.

The FSS orders South Korean asset managers to reduce investments in crypto-linked ETFs, sparking debate over institutional limitations.

CoinShares becomes the first European asset manager approved under MiCA, paving the way for regulated crypto investments across the EU.

Solana (SOL) at $196 shows a 0.79% decline but a 17.48% weekly gain with support at $189-$197, indicating potential for rebound and further price growth.

Bitcoin shows a slight decline, but analysts remain optimistic about a potential recovery, with key resistance levels in focus for the coming days.

JPMorgan plans crypto-backed loans as regulation improves and client interest grows in digital asset-based banking services.

Coinbase has introduced perpetual futures contracts to U.S. traders, expanding access to a product previously limited to overseas markets. The move reflects the platform’s efforts to bring advanced crypto trading

Western Union eyes stablecoin rollout after GENIUS Act sets clear rules for digital asset services and cross-border payments.

Bitcoin (BTC) rises to $119,181, showing a 0.82% gain in 24 hours with increased volume, as key support and resistance levels signal potential breakout.

Strategy, the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, launches a new stock offering to raise capital for further Bitcoin purchases and corporate growth.

Grupo Murano, a Mexico-listed real estate company, is moving away from traditional models. The firm announced a major shift in its financial strategy by adopting Bitcoin as its primary asset.