AMC Stock Soars 21% Overnight as CEO Blasts Robinhood's Tokenized Shares as "Outrageous"
AMC shares jumped 21% in a single day, while the company's CEO publicly slammed Robinhood's newly launched tokenized shares, questioning their legitimacy; OpenAI had previously raised similar criticisms.
South Korea's 3-Phase Security Tokenization Plan: Endgame Is On-Chain Settlement With Stablecoins
South Korea will roll out tokenization for all types of securities in three phases starting 2027, with the ultimate goal of letting participants settle tokenized securities on-chain using stablecoins, replacing the traditional cash settlement model.
OpenReserve Gets Preliminary Approval from US OCC, Prepping National Bank for On-Chain Settlement
OpenReserve Holdings, backed by Andreessen Horowitz, has secured preliminary approval from the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to charter a national bank focused on on-chain settlement, following the close of a $25 million seed round.
Crypto Industry Pushes SEC to Fast-Track ETF Reviews, Allow Confidential Filings — Jane Street, Schwab Push Back
Crypto industry players are urging the U.S. SEC to speed up its ETF review process and allow confidential draft filings, while Jane Street and Charles Schwab warn that rushed listings and confidential submissions could undermine market oversight.
IMF Confirms: El Salvador Hasn't Used Public Funds to Buy More Bitcoin Since June
The IMF says El Salvador hasn't purchased additional bitcoin with public funds since June 2025, with the increased holdings instead funded by private donations.
Sold Bitcoin at $60K, Bought Back at $80K? Strategy CEO Says That's the Right Move
Strategy CEO Phong Le defended the company's move to sell Bitcoin at $60,000 and buy it back at $80,000, citing corporate capital cost considerations—a rationale that leaves plenty of room for interpretation.
Trezor Reopens ShipMonk Data Breach Case: 67,000 More Users' Info Exposed
Hardware wallet brand Trezor has confirmed that the scope of the ShipMonk logistics security incident has widened further, with 67,000 newly confirmed records covering customer personal data from 2019 to 2021.
Japanese-Listed Remixpoint Dumps ETH, SOL Holdings, Goes All-In on Bitcoin-Only Strategy
Tokyo-listed Remixpoint has cleared out its Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin holdings, now holding only about 1,506 BTC worth roughly $115 million — making Bitcoin the company's sole crypto asset.
Adam Back Pours In Another $8.8M, Pushing Capital B's Bitcoin Reserve Target to 3,521 BTC
French bitcoin treasury company Capital B raised €7.6 million through a private share placement, boosting Adam Back's stake to 17.77% while simultaneously raising the company's bitcoin holdings target.
Wyoming's Stablecoin FRNT Switches Gears: Drops LayerZero for Chainlink CCIP, Adds Reserve Verification
After completing a security review last month, the Wyoming Stable Token Commission migrated FRNT's cross-chain infrastructure from LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP, while expanding its partnership to bring on-chain reserve verification into the mix.
Hyperscale Data Stock Hits All-Time Low as Michigan Mining Site Pivots to AI in Deal Worth Up to $1.2B
As Hyperscale Data's stock plunges to a record low, the company has announced it's converting its Michigan Bitcoin mining site to AI use—a deal that could exceed $1.2 billion, with expansion options potentially pushing the total past $3 billion.
XRP Logo Lands on Ben Hill Griffin Stadium as Ripple Expands College Sports Footprint
Ripple has struck a partnership with Florida Athletics that puts the XRP logo right on the football field turf, while also extending its presence to the school's digital platforms and live events.
FUTUREMODE 2026 Taiwan Future Festival Opens at Yuanshan, AMD and Google Cloud Join Three-Day Event
Upgraded from Taipei Blockchain Week, FUTUREMODE 2026 kicks off a three-day event at the Expo Dome in Yuanshan, combining forums, hackathons, and cross-disciplinary experiences, with brands like AMD, Google Cloud, and OpenAI all in attendance.
Arbitrum DAO earned US$6.2 million in the first half of the year, and Robinhood Chain’s first-month licensing fee accounted for 35%
Arbitrum DAO announced its first-half revenue report, totaling US$6.2 million; July was the first month Robinhood Chain was launched on the mainnet, and the licensing fee for that month accounted for 35% of DAO revenue.
Securitize partners with Socios to launch professional sports equity tokenization, becoming the first European regulatory sandbox project
Security token platform Securitize has partnered with fan token company Socios to tokenize equity in professional sports teams, marking Securitize’s first project under the fully authorized European Transaction Settlement System under the EU DLT Pilot Regime.
World open source ProveKit, a zero-knowledge identity proof tool that has been in operation since April
World has open sourced the zero-knowledge identity proof tool ProveKit. This tool has been used in World ID as early as April this year, and the code has only been made public now.
New Jersey asks Supreme Court to rule on who should regulate sports betting on prediction markets
The state of New Jersey has formally filed a request with the U.S. Supreme Court, hoping to clarify who should regulate sports betting through prediction markets. The request focuses on the regulatory authority itself.
The stock price of a company that sells shiitake mushrooms shot up 350% and then fell back in seconds. FAMI became a meme stock.
The share price of the Nasdaq microcap Farmmi (FAMI) once soared 350% and then quickly fell back. More than 720 million shares were traded in a single day, nearly 90 times the normal daily average. A company selling shiitake mushrooms went out of the meme stock script.
CFTC applies to dismiss CME lawsuit: calling crypto perpetual futures dispute a "big fuss"
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) over cryptocurrency perpetual futures, arguing that CME lacked standing to sue for competitive harm.
Same surname but not relative: Anthony Armstrong, former chief financial officer of xAI, joins Coinbase board of directors
Anthony Armstrong, who has served as chief financial officer of xAI, X.AI Corp. and X Corp., has joined the Coinbase board of directors. He has the same surname as Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong but is not related.
A Michigan court issued a formal injunction, and Kalshi was fined US$500,000 per day for illegally opening a sports prediction market.
The Michigan court converted the temporary restraining order issued against Kalshi in June this year into a formal injunction, requiring the continued blocking of sports-related prediction market contracts, and violators were fined US$500,000 per day.
Bitcoin gold correlation hits six-year high, Glassnode doubts about US stock decoupling
The prices of Bitcoin and gold have reached six-year highs in tandem, but analysis platform Glassnode reminds that this trend of decoupling from U.S. stocks has occurred in the past, and ultimately did not last long.
SoFi joins hands with Payward, bank settlement network officially connected to Kraken digital asset infrastructure
Financial technology company SoFi Technologies has reached a cooperation with Kraken's parent company Payward to connect the two parties' bank settlement networks and digital asset infrastructure online, but the specific timetable and service scope have not yet been announced.
Diameter Pay, a new stablecoin payment startup, completes US$10 million in Series A funding
Diameter Pay, a new startup focusing on stablecoin payment infrastructure, completed a $10 million Series A round of financing, co-led by crypto venture capital CMT Digital and Lightspeed Faction.