Sygnum’s Multi-Cash Rail Thesis: Stablecoins, Deposits and Money Funds Start to Merge

Garlinghouse vs Dimon: Is JPMorgan Killing Crypto Law? The post XRP News: Brad Garlinghouse Explodes on JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon appeared first on 99Bitcoins.

16.4B stablecoins on Solana peaked in May 2026 as Circle minted $500M USDC and spot SOL ETFs crossed ~$1B AUM. How payments liquidity could shape SOL’s rebound.

The inflow into Bitcoin ETFs highlights institutional confidence in Bitcoin over Ethereum, potentially widening the performance gap. The post Bitcoin ETFs see $86M inflow as BlackRock’s IBIT leads with $58M appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Investor confidence in private credit funds is waning, prompting potential liquidity challenges and calls for greater transparency. The post BlackRock investors seek to redeem 13% of private-credit fund shares in Q2 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott renewed support for the CLARITY Act as he tied stablecoins to U.S. dollar strength. His comments put crypto market rules, consumer protection, and AI oversight at the center of the Senate Banking Committee’s financial policy agenda. Scott Links CLARITY Act Push to USD Dominance and Crypto Rules Senate Banking […]

SpaceX's IPO marks a pivotal shift in market dynamics, concentrating unprecedented financial influence under Elon Musk's leadership. The post SpaceX hosts IPO closing-deal party at JPMorgan headquarters with branded steaks and themed cocktails appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

BlackRock's renewed chance highlights the growing influence of climate policies on investment strategies and the competitive landscape. The post BlackRock secures opportunity to retain NYC pension assets amid climate concerns appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Investor redemption pressures in private credit funds may trigger broader market liquidity issues, impacting risk assets like crypto and DeFi. The post Investors pull 13% from BlackRock private credit fund in Q1 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.