Blockchain

Crypto firms have won temporary permission to trade tokenized stocks without the regulatory constraints imposed on traditional finance firms. “TradFi” is fighting back.

Palo Alto CEO Nikesh Arora purchased $10 million of stock after shares fell on concerns tied to Anthropic’s new artificial-intelligence model.

MARA Holdings will use the proceeds from the sale to fund the repurchase of around $1 billion in convertible bonds to bolster its balance sheet.

Arm Holdings stock jumps after the semiconductor company says it will make its own data-center CPU.

The Clarity Act will prohibit platforms like Coinbase from offering yield on customers’ stablecoin deposits.

The $1.8 billion deal to acquire stablecoin infrastructure provider BVNK is expected to close by the end of the year.

The stocks of companies that mimicked Strategy have fallen hard. Many now face difficult choices.

Nasdaq and the parent company of Kraken are working on a new design for tokenized equities.

Moderna shares jump after the vaccine maker says it has settled patent litigation tied to its Covid-19 shot.

Figure says blockchain technology will slash transaction costs and prove to be a cheaper way to show ownership of assets.

BitGo has plunged since its January IPO. But analysts remain bullish on the crypto wallet firm.

In the past four months, Bitcoin’s price has tumbled more than 40%.

After ending Friday at $83,817 Bitcoin fell 7% to $78,092 by Saturday evening.

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The exchange is seeking regulatory approval for what it calls a “tokenized securities platform.” Here’s what that means.

BitGo is profitable and could be worth $2 billion, but crypto price swings are a concern.

Another crypto rebound bites the dust. Digital assets enjoyed a strong start to the year but are quickly losing momentum.

It’s rare for Strategy shares to rise when the large-cap cryptocurrency is falling.

Digital assets have had a strong start to 2026 after a dismal final few months of last year.

Nike rises after Apple CEO Tim Cook snaps up shares, while Tesla stock drops amid door safety investigation.

Novo Nordisk surges after U.S. regulators approve the first GLP-1 pill, while shares of rival pharma giant Eli Lilly decline.

Tesla shares rise after a Delaware Supreme Court ruling officially restores CEO Elon Musk’s 2018 pay package.

Oracle shares jump following a joint venture agreement with TikTok, while Nike stock plummets following lackluster sales in China.

Warner Bros. Discovery stock jumps as Paramount Skydance launches a hostile bid, just days Warner Bros. reached a deal to be bought by Netflix. Paramount rises sharply and Netflix tumbles.

Cryptocurrencies looked to mount another rebound ahead of the Federal Reserve’s final rate decision of the year.