SEC and CFTC actions, state policy, ETFs, startups, and nationwide crypto market trends.
SEC’s new generic standards set the stage for a product flood. Here’s how APs, custody, borrow, and spreads will cope, and which ETFs may close first.
Gino Matos 10 min read 
Regulators just quietly removed the primary "safe harbor" requirement, allowing banks to claim custody of your assets through paperwork rather than physical possession.
Vanguard and BofA open wealth channels in January as the FDIC kicks off GENIUS Act rulemaking.
With 60% of top US banks embracing Bitcoin, the asset's path to becoming a conventional financial product is clear.
JP Morgan’s move into tokenized funds poses new challenges to traditional stablecoins like Tether's USDT and Circle's USDC.
While Treasury receipts show billions entering the bank, the trillions promised in political speeches have no transaction hash to back them up.
What’s the OCC? What does a Comptroller actually do? And why could their latest move create a clearer path to federal trust charters for crypto companies?
The options curve is loaded for Dec. 26—and the unwind after.
By giving BTC, ETH and USDC a supervised role in the collateral stack, the CFTC is testing whether onshore markets can match the flexibility traders found offshore.
