Last week, U.S. spot-Bitcoin ETFs pulled in ~$3 billion – the third-largest weekly inflow ever recorded.
If finalized, the entity would launch with approximately 42,000 BTC – instantly ranking among the top three Bitcoin-holding public companies globally.
Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster on says the company is preparing to launch spot crypto trading “in the next 12 months.”
Remember though, don't fall for the BTC vs GLD Trap
Plus, Meanwhile raises $40 million...
Plus, Kraken Introduces Stock Trading
Plus, BTC shrugs off the tariff whipsaw...
Plus, Ripple to Acquire Credit Network Hidden Road for $1.25 Billion
But, will crypto IPOs be put on hold?
Plus, Circle files S-1 ahead of long-awaited IPO.
Bitcoin miner Hut 8 announced today that it has partnered with President Donald Trump's sons to launch a new BTC mining company.
Plus, Galaxy Digital Agrees to Settle With New York For LUNA Manipulation
Plus, asset management giant Fidelity plans to roll out its own stablecoin.
The Israeli based trading platform has renewed a push to go public after a previous attempt was scrapped in 2022.
Coinbase is in advanced talks to buy the largest crypto options exchange, Deribit.
Kraken is buying futures platform NinjaTrader for $1.5 billion in the largest ever deal between crypto and traditional finance.
The MVRV ratio for Bitcoin sits at 1.9, down from its recent 2.65 peak – neither in bargain-basement territory (ratio ~1) nor overheated (>3.5).
The crypto market barely moved this weekend while gold continues to take the center stage.
A WSJ report claimed Trump’s family, through World Liberty Financial, is negotiating a stake in the U.S. arm of Binance.
Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) has introduced a bill in the Senate that would authorize the U.S. to buy one million additional BTC over five years for the Strategic Reserve.
We ended last week on a high note given the announcement of a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve. Crypto asset prices, however, responded negatively with BTC prices briefly retracting below $80k.
It’s official. Last night President Trump signed an Executive Order, calling for the establishment of a U.S bitcoin strategic reserve and stockpile of other cryptocurrencies
With a crypto-friendly administration now in the White House, Coinbase’s CFO Alesia Haas confirmed that the company wants to tokenize trading of COIN.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says the White House will formally unveil its proposed “strategic crypto reserve” plan this Friday, with Bitcoin “treated differently” from altcoins like XRP, Solana, and Cardano.
As investors worry about the “Trump Bump” coming to its end, all eyes will be on tonight’s State of the Union-style address.
