#Kraken

A federal court shut down Custodia Bank's years-long legal fight against the Fed—just days after Kraken became the first crypto firm to land a limited master account. What's really going on?

Nasdaq and Kraken are joining forces to build tokenization infrastructure. What does this mean for crypto markets, institutional investors, and the future of asset ownership?

Nasdaq and Kraken are building a platform to issue and trade tokenized stocks, launching in early 2027. Token holders get full shareholder rights—dividends, voting included. Here's what it means for investors and the financial system.

Kraken becomes first crypto company to secure Fed master account, gaining direct access to Fedwire payment system. Limited approval speeds up institutional deposits but excludes full banking privileges.

Kraken acquires token management platform Magna as part of its transformation from crypto exchange to comprehensive financial platform before going public.

Crypto exchange Kraken dismissed its CFO just months before going public, raising questions about internal dynamics and IPO readiness in the volatile crypto sector.