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Tokenization platform Ondo Finance ONDO said it agreed to buy Oasis Pro, a regulated brokerage platform, laying the groundwork for rolling out tokenized stocks in the coming months. The acquisition, whose price was not disclosed, would give Ondo a bundle of U.S.
Russian state-owned manufacturing conglomerate Rostec, best known for its role in the country’s military-industrial complex, plans to roll out a ruble-pegged token called RUBx alongside a payment hub dubbed RT-Pay before year-end. Each RUBx, according to state-owned news agency TASS, will represent
Nasdaq-listed crypto exchange Coinbase’s Layer 2 scaling solution, Base, has gone from being the leader in 2024 in terms of capital inflows through cross-chain bridges to the top loser this year. Data from the Artemis Terminal shows Base has seen a net
According to Glassnode, long-term holders (LTHs) are defined as investors who have held bitcoin (BTC) for at least 155 days. CoinDesk Research indicates that one reason bitcoin has ye to reach new all-time highs has been selling pressure from these long-term holders.
The frog-themed memecoin PEPE (PEP) slid nearly 6% over the 24 hours, as Trump’s reciprocal tariffs deadline sent ripples through the cryptocurrency market and exposed the token’s volatility. PEPE’s price swung across a 16.5% trading range, underscoring how fast sentiment can flip
Nano Labs (NA), a Nasdaq-listed chipmaker, snapped up about $50 million worth of Binance’s BNB (BNB) token as it works toward a goal of owning as much as 10% of the total supply. The Hong Kong-based company said it bought 74,315 BNB
China’s JD.com and Ant Group are pressing the central bank to permit yuan-based stablecoins to counter the rise of U.S. dollar-linked digital currencies, Reuters reported on Friday. They propose launching stablecoins in Hong Kong backed by the offshore yuan, aiming to boost
Bitcoin BTC looks poised to climb to an all-time high this July, propelled by converging macroeconomic and market forces that are driving investors into riskier assets. U.S. equity indexes are already setting records, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite and Dow Jones
Solana (SOL) declined 3.36% over the past 24 hours, retreating from $155.69 to $150.81, according to CoinDesk Research’s technical analysis model, amid broader market pressures, even as institutional developments in Asia signal growing momentum for the blockchain, One of Japan’s most digitally
Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) is trading at $4.8373, down 5.18% in the past 24 hours, while the broader crypto market as gauged by the CoinDesk 20 Index dropped only half as much. ICP faced renewed selling pressure as geopolitical risks and cybersecurity