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Wall Street’s $359 billion-a-day repo market has found a use for blockchain

Wall Street has found a use for blockchain that involves neither memecoins nor replacing the banking system. It's now helping institutions borrow billions between breakfast and lunch, usually because they have government bonds but not enough cash when a payment comes due. Getting a bill paid on time might be the technology's least glamorous selling… Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox

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Bitcoin ETFs sold through 7 of 8 crashes even as Wall Street makes BTC selloffs less violent

Bitcoin ETFs recorded outflows during seven of eight major selloffs, challenging expectations that Wall Street investors would support prices during downturns. A new DWF Labs report shared with CryptoSlate found that US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds consistently lost money during market declines of at least 15% since their January 2024 launch, while attracting inflows throughout… Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox

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Wall Street arrived in NEAR just as a $4 billion-a-month app got hacked

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 …

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Wall Street is turning AI’s massive electricity appetite into a $61 billion bond market

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 …

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