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Japan’s biggest brokerage steps into crypto

Nomura Holdings, Japan’s heavyweight brokerage, is gearing up to throw its full weight behind crypto trading for institutional clients.

Ray Dalio declares Bitcoin alternative money

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Bitcoin just breezed past $120,000, sending traders into caffeinated frenzies and reviving dusty debates about its place in the global financial circus.

Robinhood opens doors to crypto-backed preferred stocks

Robinhood shared that the company just leveled up its trading game by adding Strategy’s trio of preferred stocks, STRC, STRK, and STRF, to its platform.

Judge gives Coinbase shareholders the nod to hunt down lawsuit claims

Coinbase shareholders, armed with pitchforks and legal pads, just got a federal blessing to press ahead with a lawsuit against the crypto giant.

No altseason for you, said the expert

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The magical altseason you’ve been daydreaming about? Probably not coming anytime soon.

Stablecoins Smash $300B: YTD Growth Hits 47% as Adoption Widens

Stablecoins crossed $300 billion in total market capitalization on Oct. 3, 2025. The market added 47% year to date, according to DeFiLlama data.

Joe Lubin throws shade at partisan politics

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In the chaotic dance of crypto and politics, Consensys CEO and Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin just dropped his truth bomb, ditch the partisan nonsense, or watch innovation stall.

SBI Crypto loses $21 million in a hack

In a story that sounds like it came straight from a crypto thriller, SBI Crypto, the digital arm of Japan’s financial giant SBI Group, just got cleaned out to the tune of $21 million.

Dogecoin rockets 10%, hello Uptober!

The cheeky dog-themed digital darling, just rolled out the red carpet for its first golden cross in October, aka Uptober.

SWIFT Picks Linea for Blockchain Payments: Joe Lubin Confirms at TOKEN2049

SWIFT blockchain payments, Linea, Ethereum layer 2, Consensys, Joe Lubin, TOKEN2049 Singapore, zk-EVM rollup, DeFi and TradFi, Ripple XRP Ledger, total value locked, 1.5 transactions per second, one-fifteenth fees, Bank of America, Citi, JPMorgan, Toronto-Dominion Bank.