#Digital Assets

Truth Social files for Bitcoin, Ether, and Cronos ETFs through Yorkville America Equities, as Trump's crypto business interests create political tensions over digital asset legislation.

Hong Kong will issue first stablecoin licenses in March, signaling cautious embrace of digital assets amid global regulatory uncertainty.

Bitcoin approaches $60,000 as investors abandon risky assets, signaling a potential shift in crypto's role as digital gold or speculative play.

Hong Kong's monetary authority will grant first stablecoin issuer licenses in March with strict criteria on risk management and AML controls. Only very few applications expected to be approved initially.

Bitcoin faces its sixth consecutive monthly decline against gold, mirroring the 2019-2020 pattern. Is this déjà vu signaling a potential reversal?

Tether scored a $5 billion unrealized gain as gold prices soared, revealing how the world's largest stablecoin issuer is diversifying beyond dollar-pegging into alternative assets.

Australia's securities regulator warns that rapid growth of unlicensed crypto, payments, and AI firms has created regulatory gaps exposing consumers to significant risks.

The UK regulator outlines new expectations for crypto firms in 2026, focusing on consumer outcomes while supporting fintech innovation.

SEC and CFTC announce a joint event to unveil a unified crypto agenda in 2026. Learn how Mike Selig's leadership is ending the regulatory turf war.

Experts predict the digital asset market could reach tens of trillions by 2030, driven by Bitcoin institutional adoption and asset tokenization. Explore the future of finance and what it means for your portfolio.

PwC identifies 2026 as the year global crypto rules go live, reshaping stablecoins and compliance standards for the entire industry.

In 2026, government asset tokenization (RWA) is transforming how nations fund infrastructure by selling fractional ownership of bridges and real estate to the public.