Finance and Business News

Nasdaq listed Strive has urged MSCI to rethink its plan to remove firms with heavy digital asset exposure from its indexes.

Concerns about Tether returned this week after Hayes warned that the company could face trouble if the price of key reserve assets dropped.

Mugafi has joined with Avalanche to bring films, anime, music and other media onchain through tokenization.

Citadel Securities has urged the SEC to apply stricter oversight to DeFi systems that allow trading of tokenized United States equities.

Connecticut has issued cease and desist orders to firms for running unlicensed sports betting through online event contracts.

IREN shares climbed after the Bitcoin miner revealed plans to bring in $3.6B through new stock sales and a large convertible note offer.

Solana Mobile has confirmed that its new SKR token will debut alongside its upcoming Seeker smartphone at the start of 2026.

The United Kingdom has formally enacted a new law that places digital holdings firmly within its property framework.

Kevin O’Leary has dismissed growing chatter that monetary policymakers in the United States are preparing to ease borrowing costs in December.

Kalshi has raised $1 billion in fresh capital at an $11 billion valuation, the prediction market platform’s largest round to date.

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CoinShares has withdrawn its application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a staked Solana ETF.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