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Billionaire Winklevoss Twins-Backed Gemini Confidentially Filed for a U.S IPO: Bloomberg
Gemini has hired Goldman Sachs and Citigroup for the potential IPO, the report said.

OCC Says Banks Can Engage in Crypto Custody and Certain Stablecoin Activities
OCC lifts approval and control requirements for banks engaging in cryptocurrency activities in new interpretive letter.

Crypto Exchange Kraken Is Mulling IPO in 2026: Bloomberg
Exchange cites a more friendly regulatory environment under the Trump administration as a reason for the move toward a public listing

Sam Altman's World Network Unveils New Chat Feature to Connect Real Humans
The new feature, a "mini app" accessible via the World App wallet, will offer special features to holders of World Network's digital passport, which lets users scan their iris in exchange for an account that verifies their "proof-of-personhood."

Lombard Finance to Launch its Liquid-Staking Bitcoin Token LBTC on Sui
The move marks LBTC’s first integration with a non-EVM blockchain, bringing bitcoin as a collateral in DeFi to a broader ecosystem.

Crypto Daybook Americas: Bitcoin Traders on Edge Ahead of Trump's Make or Break Crypto Summit
Your day-ahead look for March 6, 2025

Belarus Looking Into Crypto Mining Following Trump's Reserve Plans
We have excess electricity. Let them make this cryptocurrency and so on," Lukashenko told Minister of Energy Alexei Kushnarenko

Crypto Fraudsters Can be Fined, Jailed and Now Also 'Caned' by Authorities
The government is exploring this option to deter financial crimes and protect citizens from falling victim to crypto fraud.

Trading Titan Jump Is Regrouping Its U.S. Crypto Efforts, Insiders Say
After a digital assets pullback in the U.S. over the past two years, Jump is accelerating crypto trading globally and bumping up headcount, people familiar with the matter said.

Bitcoin’s Extended 'Extreme Fear' Reading Might Just Pump It Higher
Bitcoin rose earlier this week, but initial excitement from Trump’s strategic reserve plans was short-lived due to profit-taking amid the lack of concrete plans and a risk-off mood in broader equity markets.

