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Swiss Bank Sygnum Unveils Bitcoin Yield Fund as BTC DeFi Demand Grows
The BTC Alpha Fund aims for 8%-10% annual returns through arbitrage while keeping full Bitcoin exposure.
White House Withdraws Pro-Crypto Brian Quintenz's Name From CFTC Chair Nomination
Gemini's co-founders Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss opposed Quintenz's nomination.
SUI Declines 3% as $144M Token Unlock Spurs Selloff
The token slipped from $3.32 to $3.21 in the past 24 hours, underperforming the broader market.
Robinhood Eyes Global Expansion of Prediction Markets After U.S. Debut: Bloomberg
The retail trading platform is exploring launches in the UK and Europe after teaming up with Kalshi in August.
Chainlink Teams With Major Financial Institutions to Fix $58B Corporate Actions Problem
A pilot project used Chainlink's infrastructure to extract and validate data, producing unified records in near real-time and reducing manual work and error.
From SPACs to Cash-Flow Buys: How DATs Are Plotting the Next Growth Phase
Strive's Semler buy, the first DAT-to-DAT deal, cements “Bitcoin per share” as the key metric while setting the stage for a broader wave of consolidation.
Schiff Challenges Saylor’s Bitcoin Bet, Analyst Says Sub-$107K BTC Is a 'Tremendous Buying Opportunity’
James van Straten sees a slow grind with 10–20% pullbacks while Michaël van de Poppe flags $112K as the trigger for an altcoin rally.
Tether and Circle Are ‘Printing Money’ but Competition Is Coming: Wormhole Co-Founder
Platforms like M^0 and Agora are addressing the issue by allowing stablecoin infrastructure to be built to route yield to applications or directly to end users.
Crypto Treasury Firms Could Become Long-Term Giants like Berkshire Hathaway, Analyst Says
Ryan Watkins argues crypto treasury firms may evolve beyond speculation into lasting economic engines, deploying capital and building businesses across ecosystems.
NYDIG Calls for Bitcoin Treasury Companies to Drop 'Misleading' mNAV Metric
NYDIG argued that mNAV fails to account for operating businesses and uses assumed shares outstanding, which can be inaccurate.
