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Grayscale Drops Aave ETF Filing for NYSE Arca Listing

Grayscale filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to convert its Aave trust into an exchange traded fund. The filing used a Form S 1 registration statement and aimed to list on NYSE Arca.

Saylor’s Debt Move: Strategy Says It Can Convert $6 Billion Notes Into Equity

Strategy plans to convert about $6 billion of convertible debt into equity over three to six years, according to Michael Saylor on X.

Stripe lets AI agents make real USDC payments on Base

The AI agents payment announcement snuck up on a lot of people. Stripe has quietly enabled AI agents to hold USDC balances and make direct, instant micro-payments on the Base blockchain.

Trump Media files for Bitcoin, Ether and Cronos ETFs—perfect timing with regulatory tailwinds

Trump Media & Technology Group just took a big swing in the crypto space. The company behind Truth Social officially submitted applications to the SEC for three spot ETFs: one tracking Bitcoin, one Ether, and one Cronos (the native token of the Cronos blockchain).

Nation-states are starting to treat crypto as a strategic asset

A few years ago, the idea that central banks and governments would openly integrate crypto as strategic asset into their core frameworks sounded like fringe speculation.

CME seeks exemption to improve security futures liquidity

The world’s largest futures exchange just filed a request that could make certain stock futures easier and cheaper to trade.

The quiet alignment between regulators and crypto leaders that could change everything

Something important is happening in Washington that most people are missing amid the daily price noise.

MSCI keeps digital asset companies in its indices

A low-key announcement from one of the biggest index providers in the world is doing more heavy lifting than most people realize.

Two Nasdaq-listed companies just expanded crypto treasuries with $2 billion combined

Two Chinese companies listed on Nasdaq just made moves that would have raised eyebrows a few years back. Now they’re part of a growing pattern.

The CFTC just invited crypto CEOs to help write the rules

You might have missed it with all the usual price noise, but something pretty significant happened in Washington earlier this week.