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Under proposed CIP-113, separating bundled assets requires holder authorization and the restricted token’s permission hook. The post Cardano just added the kind of token controls Wall Street wants and DeFi may hate appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Arthur Hayes said money printing could lift crypto prices, while CONNECT Seoul speakers examined Wall Street’s competitive edge onchain. US policymakers could lift cryptocurrency prices by printing more money to support AI and finance government debt, according to Arthur Hayes, chief investment officer at Maelstrom fund. AI companies need trillions of dollars to finance data centers even as the prices of their services fall, Hayes said at a fireside chat at CONNECT by Cointelegraph: Seoul Edition, on Tuesday during Korea Blockchain Week. “They’ve not really given themselves a lot of options other than print money and make it less bad,” he said. Read more

NEAR’s new US ETF is facing its first stress test days after launch as a $3.8 million ecosystem exploit hit the token. NEAR fell about 10% to $4.86 after NEAR Intents disclosed a security incident involving its Omni deposit-and-withdrawal infrastructure. The selloff came less than two days after Bitwise opened the token to US exchange-traded […] The post Wall Street arrived in NEAR just as a $4 billion-a-month app got hacked appeared first on CryptoSlate.

August already felt the disruption; Thursday’s September factory survey and Friday’s payrolls test what follows. The post Bitcoin’s $85,000 test comes as Wall Street gets two different inflation stories appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Stablecoins and tokenized assets are pushing banks, exchanges and crypto companies into the same markets, from payments to stocks and ETFs. The line between crypto companies and traditional finance is blurring. Binance is buying a $100 million stake in Circle, Canada’s six largest banks are exploring tokenized deposits and the New York Stock Exchange is working with Blockchain.com to bring US stocks and ETFs onchain. Crypto companies want a bigger role in payments and traditional assets, while banks and exchanges are bringing those markets onchain without giving up their place at the center of the financial system. This week’s Crypto Biz highlights how stablecoins and tokenized assets put crypto companies and traditional finance on increasingly overlapping turf, with both sides vying for control over how money and assets move. Read more

Bond volatility is at its highest since March, while the bitcoin VIX, BVIV and Wall Street's VIX remain near its yearly low.

The security firm says its team and tools will continue, while S&P adds data, research and institutional reach after closing. The post Wall Street gains direct oversight of Web3 security as S&P Global buys OpenZeppelin appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Ahead of the planned Sept. 16 launch, institutional validators offer ledger accountability without a blanket guarantee for applications or losses. The post Circle’s Arc launch ties Wall Street firms to the network without making them its safety net appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Nasdaq futures led early losses while software shares rose, leaving the cash session to test whether selling spreads. The post Wall Street braces for a Monday meltdown – so why is Bitcoin holding near $78,000? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Open Jupiter, tell it you want to swap SOL for USDC, check the price, and press the button. From the user's point of view, there is not much more to it. So it's only natural to assume that Jupiter is where the trade happens. In reality, Jupiter is closer to a search engine for liquidity. […] The post Why 90% of your DeFi trades are quietly being routed back to Wall Street market makers appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Imagine your company has enough money to pay a supplier, but the money is in its Singapore account and the bill must be paid from New York. If the transfer between those accounts has to wait until Monday, having enough cash overall doesn't solve the immediate problem. Businesses work around this by moving money early […] The post Wall Street is building tokenized deposits to lock in customer balances appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Daylight-saving changes and NYSE holidays tie Kraken's 2016–2025 realized variance pattern to the U.S. cash-equity session. The post Crypto never closes, but Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Solana now move on Wall Street time appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Regulated funds can concentrate demand in Ethereum and Solana while broad altcoin leadership remains absent. The post Wall Street’s altcoin ETF rotation is not producing an altseason, and the old playbook may be breaking appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Speculative trading may seed inventory for lending and vaults, but the full adoption flywheel remains unproven. The post Memecoin degens are providing the spark for Wall Street to turn stock tokens into real capital appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The USDT issuer will originate and advise on deals while Fasanara manages the $400 million-backed fund, which targets up to $3 billion from outside institutions. The post Tether is pushing USDT into a cracking $3 trillion Wall Street debt machine as defaults hit five-year highs at major funds appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The 60% applies to an undated outcome for all three primitives; only at least one, probably SNARKs, is tied to decade-end. The post Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin puts 60% odds on a cryptography breakthrough that could weaken Wall Street middlemen appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Every interaction with AI uses electricity in a data center. Servers calculate the answer, cooling equipment carries away the heat, and network connections send the result back to the user. Multiply that process across millions of requests and the electric bill becomes one of the facility's highest costs, while access to enough power determines how […] The post Wall Street is turning AI’s massive electricity appetite into a $61 billion bond market appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Bitcoin funds recorded their third-biggest inflow day of 2026, while Ether products reversed the prior session's outflow. The post Wall Street just poured nearly $900 million into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Willy Woo sees a possible 6-to-8-year macro rhythm, while recent research says the old pattern still survives. The post Bitcoin may be leaving its 4-year cycle behind for a 6-to-8-year Wall Street rhythm appeared first on CryptoSlate.

One transfer agent would retain control, while physical addresses remain the minimum in the drafted rule. The post The SEC is rewriting 50-year-old Wall Street rules to let public blockchains decide who legally owns a stock appeared first on CryptoSlate.