
Robinhood adds $25 million of Bitcoin to its own balance sheet
The brokerage is putting BTC on its own balance sheet after previously questioning whether shareholders needed that exposure.

The brokerage is putting BTC on its own balance sheet after previously questioning whether shareholders needed that exposure.

S&P’s new framework assesses curators, liquidity and smart-contract security as managed onchain products attract more capital.

New derivatives bets are building faster than Cardano’s on-chain dollar liquidity, creating a sharper liquidation risk if the breakout fails.

Its published DvP design exchanges fully funded token legs atomically, leaving financing and netting to institutions.

Crystal’s Oct. 5 snapshot found $396 million unmoved in eight Tempo wallets, while customer activity inside custody accounts remains unknown.

Strategy’s $4.1 billion Bitcoin tax benefit shows how crossing cost basis can reshape corporate accounting, while ETF fund costs and investor break-evens point to a separate test for market flows.

September's prices index rose to 74.0 while growth slowed, leaving rate relief uncertain for leveraged Bitcoin exposure.

Hashrate Index's October comparison still puts about two-thirds of estimated hashrate in three countries, without measuring ownership or pool control.

FinCEN abandons proposed privacy-related reporting requirements, while existing anti-money-laundering duties remain.

An October 5 venue filing invokes a Bitcoin Fog appeal, showing why narrower privacy policies have not ended the Tornado Cash case.

ETF investors have pulled $206 million in five sessions while Binance taker volume turns sharply negative, setting up a test of price resilience.

At Oct. 6 futures valuations, about $362.1 million in 3x fund assets equals CME’s 8,000-contract accountability level; aggregation and portfolio choices matter.