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The figure is from a theoretical model proposed by Greg Foss in 2021 that treats bitcoin as a credit default swap on G20 sovereign bonds.

The FCA has urged clubs to rethink deals with unauthorized crypto and trading sponsors, warning that fans risk losing all their money and teams face legal and reputational fallout. Update (June 3, 1 pm, UTC): This article has been updated to include a comment from a spokesperson at BingX. The United Kingdom's financial regulator has warned football clubs, including those in the Premier League, to avoid sponsorship deals with unauthorized financial companies amid concerns that fans are being pushed toward risky crypto and trading platforms with no protections. In a Wednesday press release, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said several unauthorized firms, including crypto businesses and online trading platforms, are using football sponsorships to target “unwitting” supporters. Read more

[PRESS RELEASE – Dubai, UAE, June 3rd, 2026] Backed by Finvasia Group, Blockmaze bridges traditional finance and blockchain through compliance-first infrastructure designed to bring trust, transparency, and legal recognition to tokenised assets Blockmaze, the largest regulated ecosystem for tokenised assets backed by Finvasia Group, is setting new standards by building the most compliant infrastructure to […]

[PRESS RELEASE – Tel Aviv, Israel, June 3rd, 2026] The market moves, $GCOIN leads. Today, $GCOIN officially lists on leading global exchange WEEX – marking the powerful start of five major exchange listings scheduled for this June alone. This coordinated global expansion is engineered to significantly expand accessibility , lower entry barriers for retail users, […]

Binance Coin (BNB), down 3.4% from Tuesday, was also an underperformer.

Strange New Chinese AI ‘KIMI’ Predicts the Price of Bitcoin by the End of 2026 The post Strange New Chinese AI ‘KIMI’ Predicts the Price of Bitcoin by the End of 2026 appeared first on Cryptonews.

Payward aims to give retail investors access to IPO shares at the offering price through tokenized equities.

MoonPay's new desktop app connects AI assistants to crypto wallets and blockchain services through a graphical interface.

The AI infrastructure firm secured a grid connection for a planned South Australian campus, with energization targeted for 2028.

The dwindling congressional calendar may spur a legislative competition for the crypto market structure bill to win Senate floor time against other priorities.

The fallout from Saylor’s first Bitcoin sale in years keeps spreading, while Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren want crypto out of your 401(k).

The vulnerability in Trezor's TROPIC01 Secure Element chip was uncovered by an audit carried out by the Ledger Donjon team.

One novel theory floating around social media says it's Iranian sanctions, not Strategy sales, that's behind this week's price crash.

A House of Lords committee has told the Bank of England to rethink stablecoin caps before the UK's regime is finalized. The Financial Services Regulation Committee published its report, Stablecoins: waiting for regulation, on June 3, turning a technical debate over reserve design into a test of whether the UK can build a pound-denominated stablecoin […] The post Bank of England stablecoin caps may choke the UK’s pound-token market before launch appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Despite the collaboration, ADA dropped to a five-year low.

The power law model shows BTC trading at one of its deepest discounts relative to trend, a level previously seen during the March 2020 crash and FTX collapse.

The Nasdaq-listed fund charges a 0.29% sponsor fee, undercutting rival Hyperliquid ETFs from 21Shares and Bitwise.

The pardoned ex-congressman allegedly bet against his own State of the Union appearance while publicly hyping it.

The payments giant said USDC, PYUSD, RLUSD and other stablecoins will support new settlement options across multiple blockchains. Mastercard announced its plans to expand its settlement capabilities to let issuers and acquirers settle some card transactions using regulated stablecoins.  On Wednesday, Mastercard said the new capabilities will include intraday, weekend and holiday card settlement, supporting both fiat currencies and onchain settlement through regulated stablecoins. The company said the new options are designed to give its partners more flexibility in managing settlement liquidity and timing.  The expansion shows stablecoins moving deeper into mainstream financial infrastructure as major payments networks test tokenized dollars for settlement. It follows Mastercard securing a New York BitLicense in May, allowing its US transaction services unit to conduct regulated digital asset business activity in the state.  Read more

U.S. crypto exchange Coinbase is also said to be looking into the possibility of participating in the new stablecoin platform.