With the general counsel stepping down, some of the main characters in the crypto industry's recent clashes with the Securities and Exchange Commission are out.
Senator Cynthia Lummis, set to lead the Senate Banking Committee's digital assets panel, went after the sale of U.S. bitcoin holdings and FDIC debanking.
At the moment, Canary Capital appears best-positioned to be the initial issuer of the new vehicle.
Scott Bessent, who is immersed in the Senate confirmation process as President-elect Donald Trump's Treasury secretary nominee, only addressed crypto briefly.
Two crypto market observers raised concerns to CoinDesk over the idea of expanding a potential national strategic reserve to altcoins.
The trading platform is seeking a $5 billion valuation and could list as soon as the second quarter, the Financial Times said
The self-custody wallet received two M&A approaches last year which triggered a sales process for the company.
Canary Funds’ litecoin ETF filings were recently amended, potentially indicating that the SEC is engaging with the filing.
Japan's headline inflation is at 2.9% year-over-year, at a 3-month high. A hot inflation print could set bitcoin back.
The ability to post collateral, rather than credit rating, will determine whether a client can borrow.