Twenty One Capital, backed by Tether, Bitfinex, and SoftBank, is going public with over $3.9B in Bitcoin reserves. Structured by Cantor Fitzgerald via SPAC, the firm aims to dominate institutional BTC finance

Trump administration sparked a surge in crypto ETF filings. Asset managers have rushed to file ETF applications for various altcoins. Analysts expect that many of these applications will be approved in 2025.

Dogecoin, the seventh-largest cryptocurrency fund by market cap is poised for more growth.

While Ripple pushes forward with its ambitious expansion plans in Dubai and Brazil, and prepares for the launch of its RLUSD stablecoin, the blockchain giant now must prepare to counter the U.S. agency's appeal.

The oldest U.S. bank received an exemption from the regulator's accounting rule, which was making crypto custody services unprofitable.

Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have seen months of trading on traditional exchanges. While the investment vehicles are the same, they influence the underlying assets in significantly different ways.

Insiders predict that Ethereum ETFs will attract around 20-25% of the inflows that Bitcoin ETFs garnered following their approval.

While interest in ETH ETFs could be buoyed by the ongoing shift toward tokenization, market watchers aren't expecting these funds to be anywhere near as popular as those tracking Bitcoin's spot price.