Cryptocurrency News

Switzerland's first retail Bitcoin ETF marks a pivotal moment for cryptocurrency accessibility, allowing ordinary investors to engage with Bitcoin through a regulated fund structure.

The Bank of Korea is drafting an amendment to regulate stablecoins under the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act, coinciding with ongoing discussions about crypto taxation set for 2027.

Blockstream has launched a consulting service for financial institutions and opened a new office in Lugano, Switzerland, enhancing its presence in the European market for Bitcoin infrastructure.

Franklin Templeton has filed with the SEC to launch two ETFs that will convert stock dividends into Bitcoin, marking a significant step in integrating traditional finance with cryptocurrency.

Bloomberg's Mike McGlone warns that Bitcoin could drop to $10,000 if US stocks face a 20% correction. He cites Bitcoin's vulnerability to market dynamics and tighter monetary policy as key factors.

Changpeng Zhao, founder of Binance, emphasizes that AI's threat to Bitcoin lies not in breaking cryptography but in enhancing phishing attacks through leaked data. He contrasts this with Ethereum's Justin Drake's warnings about potential vulnerabilities. Bitcoin Core developers are adapting their security policies in

On October 22, Bitcoin ETFs experienced a notable outflow of $635 million, marking the largest single-day withdrawal since June. This occurred just after a substantial inflow of $528 million, indicating a shift in investor sentiment as Bitcoin's price approached critical levels.

The Vault, a regulated custody platform for digital assets, is establishing an engineering hub in Tbilisi, Georgia, to enhance its technology and product development capabilities.

Robinhood has obtained a license from the Dubai Financial Services Authority to operate in the Middle East, but its product launch is not expected until 2027. This move positions the trading app in a rapidly evolving market where competitors are already active.

Robinhood has received a license from the Dubai Financial Services Authority to offer trading in cryptocurrencies and stocks in the Middle East starting in 2027. This expansion marks a significant step for the company as it aims to tap into the growing retail investor market in the region.