cryptocurrency
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Proposes Allowing Crypto Projects to Raise Up to $75 Mln Under Special Rules
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a new framework, “Regulation Crypto Assets,” specifically designed to enable cryptocurrency projects to raise capital.
Crypto Treasuries Have Lost Over $80 Billion—Corporate Bitcoin Buying Model Has Failed
Companies that built their investment strategies around accumulating Bitcoin have lost over $80 billion in market capitalization since this model peaked in popularity in the summer of 2025.
Strategy holds 4% of all bitcoins, but its market capitalization is already lower than value of BTC on its balance sheet
Strategy remains the world’s largest corporate holder of bitcoin. As of August 23, the company held 840,447 BTC, or about 4% of the maximum possible supply of the first cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin Holds Steady at $80,000; ETFs Attract Billions Again — Weekly Roundup of Crypto Market
The cryptocurrency market is closing out the last week of August near local highs: Bitcoin is holding steady at around $80,000 after rising above $81,000, investors are once again actively pouring funds into spot ETFs, and the stablecoin sector continues to evolve from a primarily trading instrument into a full-fledged payment infrastructure.
Banks beginning to build their own crypto infrastructure - stablecoins becoming new payment standard
The standoff between traditional banks and cryptocurrencies is gradually shifting in nature: the largest financial institutions are no longer trying to prove that they don’t need blockchain; instead, they are beginning to migrate bank deposits and payments to the very same technological infrastructure on which stablecoins operate.