Two US states have taken significant steps to integrate Bitcoin and digital assets into public policy. On May 7, Arizona and Oregon passed new laws that signal growing acceptance of crypto at the state level. Arizona launches Digital Asset Reserve Arizona has created a state-run Bitcoin and Digital Asset Reserve Fund following the passage of
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Trump’s economic policies have made de-dollarization threats much more severe as his administration works to diminish the dollar’s…

US banks crypto custody services just got a major green light. The Office of the Comptroller of the…

Limoverse, the leading Web3-powered health and wellness ecosystem, is riding a strong wave of momentum. With a 47% price increase in just seven days and nearly 70% growth over the past month, the $LIMO token is making its mark — fueled by strategic product rollouts, rising adoption, and the global

Colb Asset SA, a Geneva, Swiss-based fintech company focused on tokenizing real-world assets (RWA) and democratizing highly sought-after investment opportunities, closed an oversubscribed seed extension round with CHF 6 million, which is equivalent to about $7.3 million. The highly regulated Swiss company announced that the recent investment was backed by

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Bitcoin Treasury innovation is making waves right now as Asset Entities and Strive Asset Management have just announced…

Emirates Petroleum Company (Emarat) has announced a partnership with Crypto.com to introduce cryptocurrency services at its service stations, pending regulatory approval. The collaboration will initially integrate Crypto.com services at 10 Emarat stations, with plans for further expansion across the company’s network of over 155 locations in the UAE. As part of this initiative, the two

Right now, Ripple is being seriously positioned as a proper SWIFT alternative by major financial institutions, and Morgan…

Bitcoin surged to $99,300 in the past 24 hours, forcing widespread liquidations as short sellers absorbed losses. Liquidation data from Coinglass shows that more than $301 million was liquidated across the market, with $224 million of that total targeting short positions. Approximately 111,000 traders were affected, with the largest single liquidation order valued at $10.59
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