American Insurers Secretly Put $16 Billion of Retirement Money Into Private Loans
Americans call crypto risky for retirement. Their insurance money already sits in private credit under federal scrutiny.
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Americans call crypto risky for retirement. Their insurance money already sits in private credit under federal scrutiny.
Stablecoin cards have processed more than $10.9 billion, while RedotPay forecasts annual spending could reach $50 billion by 2028.
As bitcoin surges back above $80,000, sophisticated trading firms are quietly collecting yield rather than making directional bet.
Tim Cook kept Bitcoin off Apple's balance sheet for 15 years. New CEO John Ternus has not said if that holds.
Four Aerodrome pools showed $6.07 million in displayed liquidity while official Aave V3 records listed none of the B20 assets.
Ripple is donating $300,000 to World Central Kitchen and Mercy Corps for emergency food, water and sanitation work in Nepal and Tibet.
The Ethereum funds have not been in the red since August 11.
A teenage coder sold his Telegram Gift NFT for 15,000 Grams, roughly 40 times what Telegram guaranteed.
Ripple has hired LME treasury executive Joseph Thompson for its trading and markets team, with a focus on tokenization strategy.
The US Treasury expects to borrow $739 billion from July through September while paying investors to hand back some of its older bonds. The pairing looks self-defeating because both transactions involve the same issuer. However, they are on separate ledgers…
Bitcoin’s realized cap added more than $4.6 billion in one week, but its 30-day growth rate suggests the liquidity recovery remains early.
OCEAN co-founder Luke Dashjr has resigned and sold his equity back to the Bitcoin mining pool before launching a new venture called CONVOY.