Coinbase and Stablecore aim to bring digital asset services to 3,000+ U.S. banks and credit unions Coinbase said on September 16, 2026 that it has partnered with Stablecore to embed stablecoin and broader digital asset services into the core banking systems used by community banks and credit unions across the United States. The companies framed…
Crypto’s Biggest Mysteries Still Defy Clear Answers Crypto’s history is filled with missing founders, unexplained deaths, vanished fortunes, and allegations that remain unresolved. These cases matter because they expose the industry’s recurring weaknesses: anonymous operators, weak oversight, opaque finances, and investors left with little protection when trust collapses. The latest roundup revisits 10 of the…
XRP on the brink of a golden cross as focus switches to altcoins XRP is approaching a potential golden cross, a technical chart pattern that occurs when a shorter-term moving average moves above a longer-term moving average. Traders often monitor the formation as a possible sign that recent price momentum is strengthening, although it is…
Crypto Groups Move to Stop Illinois Tax Before January The Crypto Council for Innovation and Blockchain Association are seeking to block Illinois’ planned 0.2% tax on crypto activity. The groups argue the levy is unconstitutional and could create expensive compliance demands for businesses and investors. The challenge follows an earlier lawsuit targeting the Illinois measure,…
CFTC Sends Crypto Rules to White House as Congress Stalls on Clarity Act The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has sent a set of crypto-related rules to the White House for review, while congressional progress on the Clarity Act remains stalled. The move places the CFTC’s proposals within the White House review process and marks a…
Consensys Splits MetaMask From Institutional Blockchain Operations Consensys is restructuring to separate MetaMask’s consumer wallet business from its Ethereum protocols and institutional blockchain infrastructure operations. The move could give each division a sharper strategy as crypto adoption expands beyond retail trading. The split places MetaMask on one side of the business and Consensys’ infrastructure and…
Standard Chartered Forecasts $10 ARB as Arbitrum Revenue Grows Standard Chartered has initiated coverage of Arbitrum’s ARB token with a long-term price forecast that reaches $10 by the end of 2030, arguing that Arbitrum’s role as infrastructure for traditional finance firms moving on-chain could drive a meaningful expansion in protocol revenue. Geoff Kendrick, the bank’s…
Robinhood Chain fees collapse 97% even as transactions stay near record highs Fees on Robinhood Chain have dropped sharply after a late-August and early-September surge that briefly made the two-month-old network one of the biggest fee generators in crypto. Data referenced from DeFiLlama shows Robinhood Chain—an Ethereum Layer 2 built on Arbitrum’s Orbit stack that…
KALSHI WINS — CFTC LOSES ON ELECTION BETS A federal appeals court has refused to pause a lower-court ruling that lets KalshiEx offer prediction-market contracts on U.S. elections. The decision keeps the CFTC’s emergency request on hold and signals that, for now, the agency cannot treat these contracts as illegal off-exchange “event contracts.” The fight…
Court Forces Crypto Mining Firm to Honor Land Deal Texas appellate judges just ordered a crypto mining company to stand trial in El Paso instead of escaping through a procedural back door. The ruling matters because it shows courts will not let blockchain firms dodge contract disputes by claiming their mining operations are somehow too…
COURT HANDS CFTC SHARP LIMITS ON ITS OWN POWER The Seventh Circuit just told the CFTC it cannot force Kraft to hand over years of internal records without first showing why it needs them, a decision that slashes the agency’s ability to fish for evidence in commodity markets and sends an unmistakable warning to every…
SEC WINS DECADES-LONG BILZERIAN FREEZE The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia just upheld a 2001 injunction that bars Paul Bilzerian and his family from touching roughly $180 million in frozen assets. The ruling slams the door on a twenty-year campaign by Bilzerian’s heirs to unwind the freeze, and it signals that courts…
COURT SLAMS SEC ON CRYPTO ENFORCEMENT SWEEP Federal judges just carved new limits around how the SEC can label digital assets as securities, handing crypto markets a major procedural win while leaving the underlying regulatory fight very much alive. The case reached the Supreme Court after lower courts split over whether the SEC’s enforcement tactics—targeting…
CFTC Loses Bid to Regulate Family Trust as Commodity Pool The Seventh Circuit just handed the CFTC a stinging defeat, ruling that a family trust managing its own money is not a “commodity pool” under the Commodity Exchange Act. The decision reverses the agency’s attempt to treat the Conway Family Trust as a regulated pool…
UAE and Sweden Dismantle $7M Crypto Gang Tied to Contract Hits Authorities in the United Arab Emirates and Sweden have dismantled a criminal group linked to approximately $7 million in cryptocurrency and alleged contract killings. The case highlights the growing overlap between digital-asset networks and organized crime. While cryptocurrency can provide legitimate financial services, investigators…
Court Hands Crypto a Win, Clips SEC Wings Judges just told the SEC it can’t stretch the definition of “investment contract” to cover every token that touches a blockchain. The Fifth Circuit’s 2-1 decision reins in a four-year enforcement spree and signals that federal regulators may no longer treat every token sale like a securities…
CFTC sends crypto rule proposal to White House review as Clarity Act stalls in Senate The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has sent a crypto-related rule proposal to the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review, moving ahead with its own regulatory approach after the Senate failed to advance the Clarity…
Court Slams Broker in Crypto-Linked Commodity Dispute A New York appeals court just handed down a ruling that could reshape how crypto-linked commodity contracts are litigated in the state, and it’s sending ripples through trading desks and exchange counsel. In Regal Commodities v Tauber, the Appellate Division, Second Department, reversed a lower court’s dismissal and…
Argentina to Share Crypto User Transaction Data Globally by 2029 Argentina is set to share cryptocurrency users’ transaction data internationally by 2029, marking a significant development in the country’s approach to digital-asset reporting and cross-border tax transparency. The measure would make information on crypto activity available to participating authorities outside Argentina. Such data-sharing frameworks are…
JUDGES GREENLIGHT CFTC PROBE INTO KRAFT COMMODITY TRADES A federal appeals court has cleared the way for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to demand internal documents from Kraft Foods, ending a years-long legal standoff that could reshape how regulators examine trading records in commodity markets. The Seventh Circuit’s ruling strips Kraft of its confidentiality shield…
