Finance and Business News

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao’s YZi Labs is pushing to overhaul the leadership of CEA Industries, the largest public holder of BNB.

Japan government and ruling coalition is supporting a plan to introduce a flat 20% tax on digital asset profits. 

Vanguard will begin allowing clients to trade crypto ETFs and mutual funds on its platform starting Tuesday.

The United Kingdom has recently decided to introduce new reporting obligations for crypto platforms in 2026.

CoinShares has withdrawn its application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a staked Solana ETF.

Blockchain records show that the Royal Government of Bhutan has staked 320 Ether, worth about $970,000, through the staking service Figment.

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has indicated that it does not expect to introduce a CBDC for everyday use anytime soon.

Switzerland has delayed rollout of rules that would require automatic sharing of crypto account information with foreign tax agencies.

The effort is a joint project with consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and the Stellar Development Foundation. 

MegaETH’s planned pre-deposit window collapsed after technical faults derailed the project's orderly opening for verified users.

CFTC has opened a call for executives to join a new advisory group aimed at discussing policy matters, including those tied to crypto market.

Crypto wallet provider Exodus has unveiled plans to use its Bitcoin reserves to fund a major expansion into onchain payments.

Revolut has completed a large share sale that places the London-based company at a valuation of $75 billion.

Strategy’s rough performance this year has led some investors to question whether the company’s bold Bitcoin approach is losing steam.

Bitkub is considering an initial public offering in Hong Kong, according to people familiar with the matter who spoke with Bloomberg.

Digital asset treasury companies may soon face fresh pressure as MSCI weighs whether to remove them from its benchmarks in early 2025.

The global crypto investment market has hit another turbulent stretch. Big asset managers like BlackRock, Grayscale, and Fidelity

The ECB may soon need to deal with stablecoins to not act as a catalyst for macroeconomic turmoil, according to Olaf Sleijpen.