Finance and Business News

Bybit will begin winding down services for users in Japan starting in 2026, marking another retreat from the country.

Bitmine crossed a major supply mark this week after its Ether holdings moved above 4 million tokens, following a fresh $40 million purchase.

Indonesia OJK has released an official whitelist naming 29 crypto platforms that are legally authorized to operate in the country.

The request was outlined in a letter to Scott Bessent amid growing pressure from Washington to modernize digital asset tax treatment.

Aave founder and chief executive Stani Kulechov has shared a detailed roadmap for the decentralized finance protocol’s direction in 2026.

Rakebit No-KYC Crypto Casino Platform Expands to 7,000+ Games and Sportsbook

UK lawmakers are working on introducing a bill that would include the sector into existing financial services law.

As the race to appoint the next US Fed chair narrows, concerns about political influence over monetary policy have moved back into focus.

Coinbase appears close to unveiling one of its biggest product shifts to date, with plans to enter prediction markets and tokenized equities.

Popular video platform YouTube has started allowing its US creators to receive payouts in PayPal’s stablecoin PYUSD.

Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, has widened its listings to include more trading pairs tied to USD1 stablecoin.

Gemini, led by the Winklevoss twins, has received formal approval from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission

ASIC has approved a new set of exemptions that will make it simpler for firms to distribute stablecoin and wrapped tokens.

Crypto venture capital giant Andreessen Horowitz, known as a16z, is opening its first Asia based office in South Korea.

Strategy CEO pushed back against a proposal from MSCI that could bar companies with over 50% of their assets in crypto from stock indexes.

Stripe has brought the entire team behind the crypto wallet firm Valora into the company, one day after launching the testnet for Tempo. 

The contest for the next US Fed Reserve chair is reaching its final stretch, with Trump set to begin interviewing top contenders this week. 

A US federal judge has given Kalshi a temporary break from enforcement after Connecticut ordered the company to halt activity.