
Bybit to Launch IBAN-Based Fiat Accounts in February, Expanding Beyond Crypto Trading
Bybit will launch IBAN-based fiat accounts in February, expanding services beyond crypto trading to include traditional banking.

Bybit will launch IBAN-based fiat accounts in February, expanding services beyond crypto trading to include traditional banking.

Hyperliquid saw $80M in net inflows while HYPE traded lower, backed by high derivatives volume, consistent revenue, and ongoing interest from major traders.

EdgeX tops daily DeFi fees, posts strong TVL growth, and maintains high trading activity despite market fluctuations and slowing volumes.

SoFi becomes the first national bank to offer direct crypto trading, expanding digital asset services for consumers.

CFTC confirms plans for spot crypto trading, including leveraged products, by next month.

FCA to allow retail trading of cETNs from October 2025, but crypto derivatives ban will still remain in place.

BlackRock has taken another step in reshaping digital finance. Crypto.com and Deribit now approve BUIDL, its blockchain-based money market fund, as eligible collateral. This development opens new opportunities for institutional

SEC to allow firms to trade crypto and stocks under one rulebook, aiming to streamline markets and cut investor costs.

Cboe launches FTSE Bitcoin Index Futures, a cash-settled product offering investors a simplified and regulated way to trade and hedge Bitcoin exposure.

Bybit will launch IBAN-based fiat accounts in February, expanding services beyond crypto trading to include traditional banking.

Hyperliquid saw $80M in net inflows while HYPE traded lower, backed by high derivatives volume, consistent revenue, and ongoing interest from major traders.

EdgeX tops daily DeFi fees, posts strong TVL growth, and maintains high trading activity despite market fluctuations and slowing volumes.

SoFi becomes the first national bank to offer direct crypto trading, expanding digital asset services for consumers.

CFTC confirms plans for spot crypto trading, including leveraged products, by next month.

FCA to allow retail trading of cETNs from October 2025, but crypto derivatives ban will still remain in place.

BlackRock has taken another step in reshaping digital finance. Crypto.com and Deribit now approve BUIDL, its blockchain-based money market fund, as eligible collateral. This development opens new opportunities for institutional

SEC to allow firms to trade crypto and stocks under one rulebook, aiming to streamline markets and cut investor costs.

Cboe launches FTSE Bitcoin Index Futures, a cash-settled product offering investors a simplified and regulated way to trade and hedge Bitcoin exposure.