Franklin Templeton launches Ethereum ETF, listed on DTCC
The DTCC listing of the Franklin Templeton Ethereum spot ETF does not guarantee SEC approval of the S-1 filing for a spot Ether ETF.
This Week in Coins: Bitcoin Stumbles but Meme Coins Come Out Winning—Again
Bonk, Pepe, and Floki are among the biggest gainers of the past seven days.
What is liquid staking, and how does it work?
Liquid staking reduces the minimum threshold required to earn block rewards and simultaneously enables the tokenized representation of staked assets.
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DTCC rules out collateral for Bitcoin-linked ETFs
This notice means that exchange-traded funds and similar investment instruments with Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies as underlying assets will not be assigned any collateral value.
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Nvidia shares up 15% in 5 days — Will AI crypto tokens follow?
Nvidia’s share price saw a 15% increase after a brief slump during the previous trading week, prompting analysts to speculate about the price movements of AI crypto tokens.
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DOJ Disputes Roman Storm’s Characterization of Tornado Cash Operations in New Filing
The U.S. Department of Justice rebuffed Roman Storm’s motion to dismiss criminal charges against him late Friday.
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The Vision Pro is a flop
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Republic First Bank closed by US regulators — crypto community reacts
Republic First Bank’s 32 branches across the United States will reportedly reopen under Fulton Bank starting next week.
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FTC says Amazon executives destroyed potential evidence by using apps like Signal
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge FTC lawyers submitted a filing on Thursday that claims Amazon’s top execs used Signal’s disappearing messages feature to destroy evidence relevant to the agency’s massive antitrust lawsuit. (You remember the one? The FTC accused Amazon of creating a secret “Project Nessie” pricing algorithm that may have generated more … Read more