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Bullish goes live in 20 US states after New York DFS approval

Bullish launched institutional crypto trading in 20 US states after winning a New York BitLicense and money transmission license from the New York Department of Financial Services (New York DFS) last month.

Sweden Bitcoin Reserve Push: Riksdag Proposal Signals a Digital Arms Race

Two Swedish Democrats—Dennis Dioukarev and David Perez—filed a Riksdag proposal to examine a Sweden Bitcoin reserve as an inflation hedge and diversification tool.

How Strategy just snatched another $22 million in Bitcoin

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Stacking sats, yes, but Saylor might ask what the hell are sats? Strategy, the Bitcoin treasury juggernaut has quietly snatched up 196 more BTC, scooping them up for a cool $22.1 million.

Visa is tossing stablecoins into the cross-border payment mixer

Visa, the grandmaster of plastic money, decides to jazz up its aging, snail-paced cross-border payment system.

Binance plays the long game, but BNB network is on fire

Once upon a blockchain, the BNB Chain was quietly humming along, but this September flipped the script with a bang.

Alameda Research recovers 500 BTC, is this enough?

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The ghost of Alameda Research, that infamous quant hedge fund tangled with FTX’s dramatic collapse, is still crawling with crypto.

Chainlink + Swift + UBS = Bringing tokenized funds into the mainstream

Chainlink and Swift have cooked up a slick new way for financial institutions to handle tokenized funds without tearing down their dusty old systems.

BNB Chain’s X account hacked; CZ warns of phishing links

BNB Chain’s official X account was compromised on October 1, with attackers posting phishing links that imitated WalletConnect prompts.

Dragonfly Flags Limits: SEC Tokenized Stocks May Sidestep Crypto Value

The SEC tokenized stocks plan advances, yet Dragonfly partner Rob Hadick says benefits for crypto and Ethereum remain unclear.

Solana’s TVL skyrockets, but there are almost no new tokens, what’s next?

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Imagine throwing a party where the crowd stops showing up, but somehow the VIP section downstairs is packed tighter than ever.