Grayscale Launches First Multi-Crypto ETF on NYSE

Well, here’s something you don’t see every day. Or maybe you will now. The digital asset market is apparently on the verge of a pretty significant first. Grayscale’s CEO, Peter Mintzberg, just made it official. The firm’s Digital Large Cap Fund, known as GDLC, has gotten the green light for a public listing. It’s all happening under the SEC’s new …

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XRP Supply Shock: Could Liquidity Vanish Overnight?

You know, I woke up to this rumor myself and my first thought was, “That sounds completely ridiculous.” But then again, in crypto, sometimes the craziest ideas have a kernel of truth to them. So I decided to look into it instead of just dismissing it out of hand. What Does “Circulating Supply” Actually Mean? The whole thing started with …

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Fellowship PAC Launches with $100 Million to Back Pro-Crypto Candidates

Well, here we go again. Another political action committee has just jumped into the fray, and this one isn’t shy about its ambitions. The Fellowship PAC launched this week with a pretty stunning promise: a $100 million fund aimed squarely at backing political candidates who are friendly to cryptocurrency. It’s a massive amount of money, and it’s got people talking. …

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Coinbase Urges Federal Intervention Against Oregon Lawsuit

Coinbase is making a pretty direct appeal to the federal government right now. They’re essentially asking Washington to step in and stop what’s happening in Oregon. The state is taking legal action against the exchange, and the company’s top lawyer is saying it just doesn’t make sense. In a detailed post on social media, Paul Grewal, the chief legal officer, …

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Quantexa Launches Cloud AML to Help Small Banks Combat Crypto Crime

So Quantexa, this data analytics company out of London, just rolled out something new on Wednesday. It’s aimed at helping smaller U.S. banks deal with financial crime—especially the kind involving crypto. Honestly, it’s a tricky area. Smaller institutions often don’t have the same tools as the big players, but they’re held to the exact same standards. That’s a tough spot …

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Crypto ETFs Face Inflow Challenges Despite Easier SEC Approvals

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly working on a new, more efficient approval process for crypto exchange-traded products. And while that could open the floodgates for a wave of new offerings, one industry insider is urging caution. It’s not as simple as just listing a fund and watching the money pour in. Matt Hougan, the chief investment officer …

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