Blockchain

A flurry of crypto investment funds were announced, as NYDIG predicts it will see $25 billion in bitcoin under management by year's end.

Bitcoin is being hoovered up faster than it's mined, as Guggenheim predicts increased institutional inflows and Ruffer takes profits.

With bitcoin trading near $36,500, the new holdings have a current value of over $6 million.

At $80 for minting an NFT on Ethereum versus $1 on Hedera, it was a matter of cost, said SUKU.

A new report from Outlier Ventures provides a map of blockchain development activity. Ethereum, Cosmos and Bitcoin lead the pack.

“There is not really going to be a blockchain team any longer,” said a source.

XRP and silver went viral – showing mind-meld market mechanics are still in play – though both hit limits.

In effect from today, Switzerland's new blockchain law allows Sygnum to freely issue tokenized assets, starting with investable wines.

A renewed the pitch to create open access and decentralized standards is much bigger than what's happening to a few stocks.

The exchange reportedly planned by SBI and SMFG is expected to be the first of its kind in Japan.