MetaMask's validator withdrawal follows what it described as a security incident in its staking infrastructure, raising questions about third-party staking expo

The HOOD Summit product slate pushes Robinhood deeper into active-trader territory, adding perpetuals and weekend equity trading in the US.

A payments-consortium stablecoin launch signals incumbent card networks and exchanges moving directly into dollar-token issuance.

The team token unstaking is one of the largest HYPE supply events to date, drawing scrutiny on price impact and unlock schedules.

Congressional scrutiny of prediction market and perp trading follows allegations of large directional bets placed before market-moving events.

A major US exchange operator tying tokenized derivatives to benchmark index licensing could normalize blockchain settlement for listed products.

Sustained spot ETF inflows are a key demand gauge as bitcoin trades rangebound in the low $80,000s.

Formal rulemaking would codify federal jurisdiction over event contracts, shaping the future of Kalshi and Polymarket competitors.

Sanctions-evasion allegations against the largest stablecoin renew pressure on issuers over compliance and reserve transparency.

Ending incentives addresses accusations that volume was being manufactured, a reputational risk for prediction markets scaling fast.

Price action remains rangebound with macro data and yields driving short-term moves, despite a record September.

Merchant payment rails are a key test of whether stablecoins move beyond trading into everyday settlement.

Fee competition among crypto ETF issuers is intensifying as Hyperliquid-linked products reach the US market.

The path of stolen funds through privacy tools and rejection by swap venues shows how stolen crypto is laundered and where firms draw lines.

The listing extends single-asset altcoin ETF issuance into smaller-cap tokens, with staking yield built into the wrapper.

European regulators are testing how far firms can use reverse solicitation to avoid MiCA obligations.

The case illustrates the insider-trading enforcement gap that regulators and lawmakers are trying to close in event markets.

Regulatory clearance broadens Coinbase's product set beyond spot trading into regulated futures.