Crypto

Crypto once sought to replace banks. Now, in the fight over stablecoins, it’s forced to play by the same rules and get the same licenses. Crypto firms are no longer just challenging the traditional financial system they are increasingly becoming part of it. Companies like Circle and BitGo are reportedly pursuing banking charters and preparing for a wave of incoming stablecoin legislation that could further blur the lines between crypto firms and traditional banks. In the US, two major bills the Stablecoin Transparency and Accountability for a Better Ledger Economy (STABLE) Act and the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act aim to introduce new rules on stablecoin issuers, covering everything from reserve requirements to licensing and compliance obligations.  Read more

The firm, located near the White House, plans to lobby for companies in these industries.

Two of Wall Street’s most established financial firms, Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab, are reportedly preparing to offer access to crypto trading. Morgan Stanley reportedly plans to roll out spot crypto trading on its E*Trade platform by 2026. To support this integration, the firm is exploring partnerships with crypto-native companies. While Morgan Stanley already offers […] The post Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab eye crypto trading as US regulations ease appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Bitcoin is becoming a yield-generating asset class for institutions using DeFi strategies like staking, lending and Sharia-compliant tools. The demand for yield-generating strategies around Bitcoin (BTC) is surging, especially from firms seeking liquidity without liquidating their BTC, according to Ryan Chow, co-founder and CEO of Solv Protocol. During a fireside chat at the Token2049 conference in Dubai on May 1, Chow said institutional interest in Bitcoin yield products has grown exponentially over the past few years. Initially, generating Bitcoin yield was nearly impossible. However, recent innovations like staking via proof-of-stake (PoS) protocols and delta-neutral trading strategies have made this possible. Read more

The country is falling behind other nations in developing a welcoming environment for crypto companies.

The creator of ElizaOS, a speaker at the AI Summit at Consensus 2025, looks forward to a world where nobody is working and everybody is investing. Jeff Wilser meets him.

"Bitcoin's recent price appreciation is the result of long-term momentum rather than a temporary phenomenon," an analyst told Decrypt.

Sui (SUI) gained 8.2% and Aave (AAVE) gained 5.9%, leading index higher from Wednesday.

The news comes as Malaysia contends with hundreds of millions of dollars in losses due to electricity theft from illegal Bitcoin mining.

Most of these losses relate to a single incident—with 3,520 BTC stolen from an elderly U.S. citizen following a phishing attack.

Contributors are working on new ERC-7930 and ERC-7828 standards to simplify transactions on Ethereum and compatible chains.

World has launched its biometric ID system stateside after years of regulatory hedging and global controversy.

An industry coalition wants the U.S. securities regulator to issue clear, principles-based guidance on the status of staking.

As Trump embraces crypto nationally, U.S. states are pushing for their own digital asset legislation politicians warms to the idea.

Metaplanet is following Strategy's playbook with a new Florida-based operation, after consistently buying up Bitcoin this year.

Pompliano is banking on his online clout to navigate a tough SPAC market and revive digital asset dealmaking on Wall Street.

Rejected by Ivy League Schools, Zach Yadegari has built a viral AI nutrition and fitness app—and it isn’t slowing down.

Researchers now say that using words like "please" and "thank you" to ChatGPT has a small impact on quality, contradicting previous studies.

Bitcoin entered 2025 with momentum but faced a correction in Q1, driven by broader macro headwinds and risk-off sentiment. Despite reaching a new all-time high in January, BTC closed the quarter down 12% as geopolitical developments, including new U.S. tariffs, impacted risk assets across the board. Yet, structural support for Bitcoin remains strong. ETF inflows persisted, institutional holdings grew, and the U.S. government’s launch of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve marked a notable shift in Bitcoin’s role as a sovereign asset.

BTC stable, BlackRock to Tokenise huge Fund, HOUSE hits $100M FOMO HOUR EP347 BTC stable, dominance rises towards 65%. Blackrock may tokenise $150bn money market fund. Senate could vote on Stablecoin legislation soon. BTC to hit $1m by 2028: Hayes. CBOE launches BTC index futures. BTC data storage debate grows. BTC whale loses $330m in hack. OFAC sanctions on Tornado cash ruled illegal. SEC extends rule review for DOGE ETF, XRP fund. SEC drops investigation into Paypal stablecoin. Libre to launch tokenised bonds on TON. UK plans regulatory framework for crypto assets. Bunq collabs with Kraken to launch trading services. FOMO HOUR brings you the biggest daily news, updates and events from inside and outside of the crypto and macro spheres! Join hosts Farokh, Mando and Tyler as they cover some of the biggest topics at present with some of the biggest names in the ecosystem. Streaming live 5 days per week, Monday to Friday 10:00 AM EST to 11:00 AM EST on YouTube and X. JOIN YEET = https://yeet.com/register?aff=f...