Tag: Digital Assets
Mastercard and Ripple Launch XRP Card as Projections Hint at $134.5 Price Potential
Mastercard and Ripple roll out the XRP card as forecasts suggest XRP price prediction could climb to $134.5 by 2026. The cryptocurrency sector entered a…
XRP Momentum Builds as Community Anticipates Massive Upside Potential
Ripple settles with the SEC, fueling XRP’s rally as ETF approval odds rise and investor sentiment turns bullish. Excitement is growing in the digital asset…
South Korea Moves Ahead With Stablecoin Regulation Bill
South Korea is preparing to introduce a regulatory framework for stablecoins in a few months. In particular, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) is expected to…
VanEck Reaffirms Prediction That Bitcoin Will Hit $180k By Year End
VanEck, one of the most established names in asset management, has doubled down on its bullish outlook for Bitcoin. The firm expects the top cryptocurrency…
Bakkt Snaps Up Stake in Japanese Firm, Renames It Bitcoin.jp
Bakkt acquires 30% of Japan’s MarushoHotta, eyes rebrand to Bitcoin.jp and a crypto treasury pivot to tackle financial pressure. Bakkt is jumping fully into…
BlackRock Bitcoin Fund Faces $292M Outflow Amid Market Cooldown
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF just saw its largest outflow in two months as prices dipped. Despite this, institutional interest in crypto is strong. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin…
JPMorgan’s JPMD Trademark Signals Crypto Service Expansion
JPMorgan filed JPMD trademark for crypto trading and payments USPTO filing covers digital asset issuance, custody, and transactions. JPMD may hint at a stablecoin, similar…
Sygnum Bank Now Accepts Staked SOL for Fiat Loans
At Sygnum Bank, you may employ stalled SOL to get fiat borrowing. Lombard loan volume doubles amid institutional demand. Clients earn staking rewards while accessing…
Senators Push Treasury to Overhaul Crypto Tax Rules
Treasury should address cryptocurrency tax regulations, say Senators Lummis and Moreno. Current rules tax unrealized gains, hurting U.S. crypto firms. Foreign competitors face fewer tax…
