Robinhood CEO Says Crypto Will Beat Sports at Prediction Markets’ Own Game
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says crypto event contracts are already outpacing sports bets, and could become the platform’s dominant category within a few years.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says crypto event contracts are already outpacing sports bets, and could become the platform’s dominant category within a few years.
Bitcoin has broken out to $86,000, but analysts say the next leg depends on whether spot buyers continue to show up as leverage builds.
Saudi Arabia has left mBridge, a cross-border CBDC platform that has drawn scrutiny from US policymakers, according to the Financial Times.
A lawsuit accuses UK users of running six coordinated accounts to pull at least $278,000 from X’s now-defunct Creator Revenue Sharing Program.
Eligible customers can request shares at the offering price, but allocations are not guaranteed.
TD Cowen expects limited demand for tokenized stocks despite new SEC rules opening a path for trading outside traditional markets.
The central bank plans to buy euro-denominated public-sector debt and settle the transactions through its new Pontes service.
Ondo’s new in-kind conversion system allows approved institutions to mint and redeem tokenized stocks and ETFs using the underlying securities instead of cash.
Venice (VVV) has clawed back from under a dollar to a record $34, and the pitch behind it is simple: an AI chatbot that promises to forget you the moment you close the tab.
The digital asset-aligned PAC joined other groups to spend more than a combined $300 million in the 2024 Ohio Senate race, resulting in Sherrod Brown’s loss to Bernie Moreno.
The HashFly browser experiment uses a digital neural model for Bitcoin hashing and projects greater efficiency from a hypothetical biological version.
xAI says the new model is a “notable improvement” over Grok 4.6 at the same price. The benchmarks say it’s still in second place.
Circle is bringing Bitcoin-backed borrowing to institutional clients, allowing them to tap BTC holdings for USDC liquidity without selling their Bitcoin.
Crypto advocates argue that NFTs can deliver real digital ownership, but privacy gaps and integration hurdles have held the tech back.
Bitcoin crossed the $86,000 mark for the first time since late January as falling oil prices and concerns over supply lifted US stocks.
The senior roles cover Apple’s consumer payment products and Google Cloud’s institutional blockchain business in Asia.
It’s the biggest spending from the industry’s campaign arm in 2026, much like Fairshake’s $40 million against Brown two years ago was its largest-ever outlay.
The rally cleared an eight-month ceiling on a short squeeze and falling oil prices. The next three weeks will decide if it sticks.
Coinbase draws scrutiny after the CLARITY Act stalls, while the SEC moves ahead with tokenized stocks and crypto firms push deeper into payments.
The purchase lifts Bitmine’s stash to nearly 5.99 million ETH—4.9% of supply—as chairman Tom Lee argues Ethereum’s outperformance signals a stronger move ahead and institutions remain underweight.
The European Central Bank rolled out a new system to link its payment system to blockchain-based financial markets.
One expert believes that the failure to pass the bill is a win for the banks that staunchly oppose stablecoin yields, while a global crypto lawyer believes overseas jurisdictions benefit.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin pushed up to $85,000 and a new local high and altcoins soared in a huge overnight rally.
Multicoin Capital co-founder Samani expects SOL to surpass Ether’s market capitalization “this market cycle” and argues that “today, no one really uses Ethereum.”
The largest Ethereum-centric treasury firm kept buying, while its chairman argued ETH’s strong third quarter could push institutions to increase crypto exposure.
The Bitcoin treasury firm’s holdings bottomed at 840,447 BTC in August. They have since climbed 5,553 BTC, to within 0.2% of the high.
Strategy bought 950 Bitcoin for $75.7 million after a two-week pause and spent another $174 million repurchasing its STRC preferred stock.
Bessent pushed back against a bearish assessment of the U.S. economy highlighting strong growth, foreign demand for American assets and continued dollar dominance.
A short squeeze started the move, but spot buyers have sustained it, and one measure of selling pressure is near a record low.
The tech giants’ job listings could indicate that they are separately pursuing experts in stablecoins and tokenized deposits for future projects.