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Top Crypto Stories This Week: From ETH ETF Approvals to Questionable Asian Appetite
Watershed moments galore in crypto this week as Ethereum ETFs finally get approval from the SEC and FIT21 passes through the House of Representatives
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Japanese firm's $5.3B plan to hold 1% of all Bitcoin highlights accelerating shift from traditional corporate treasuries
Inside Hyperliquid's Technical Architecture
Hyperliquid solved blockchain's speed problem with a smart two-layer design. It's as fast as centralized exchanges but stays fully decentralized. This article breaks down how their tech fixes the big problems that slow down DeFi.
First-Mover Advantage Fades as Corporate Crypto Goes Crowded
From Strategy's pioneering approach to SharpLink Gaming's 2,700% stock surge, corporations are embracing crypto treasuries as inflation hedges and portfolio diversifiers—though potential liquidation risks loom as prices fluctuate.
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Singapore's New Crypto Rules Explained: Why MAS is Forcing Digital Token Providers to Get Licensed
The regulatory crackdown marks the end of an era where crypto firms could leverage its credibility while skirting licensing requirements through offshore-only operations, as MAS demands banking-level standards for KYC/AML compliance and eliminates reliance on lower-tier payment processor licenses
Bitcoin Adoption Takes Another Mainstream Step
With Bitcoin adoption at just 3% of its potential, JP Morgan's policy shift could accelerate Wall Street's embrace of digital assets