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The Fed, OCC, FDIC Clarify Capital Treatment of Tokenized Securities
The U.S. federal banking agencies have issued new guidance clarifying that tokenized securities should receive the same capital treatment as traditional securities.

Revolut, Zerohash Pursue US National Banking Charters
The global fintech applied to become a federally regulated, FDIC-insured bank, while the crypto infra firm is looking to become a national bank trust.

CFTC Says It's 'Modernizing' Rules to Make a Place for DeFi in the US
The Chairs of the U.S. CFTC and SEC said they're working together to keep on-chain finance, prediction markets, and perpetuals futures in the country.

Crypto Markets Dip Amid US-EU Dispute Over Tariffs
BTC dropped sharply late Sunday and failed to recover Monday as broad losses rip through crypto amid tariff-driven macro uncertainty.

Hyper Foundation Backs New DC Lobby with 1M HYPE for Clearer DeFi Rules
With Jake Chervinsky at the helm, the Hyperliquid Policy Center gives the perp DEX a formal policy foothold in Washington.

Bitcoin Drops Sharply Below $93K After Stable Weekend
All the top-10 crypto assets by market capitalization are in the red today as markets digest President Trump’s EU tariff threats over Greenland.

Bitcoin Slips Below $95K as Analysts Flag Make-Or-Break Zone
Crypto markets are mostly lower today as momentum fades and analysts flag a key range for Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Climbs Back Over $95K as Traders Digest New Inflation Data
The latest CPI report shows U.S. inflation held steady in December, helping stabilize sentiment as investors remain cautious amid fragile crypto market consolidation.

Crypto Market Holds Steady as Traders Digest Delayed US Jobs Report
Bitcoin is trading below $91,000, with most large-caps flat or down today, despite somewhat positive jobs data from the U.S.

GENIUS Has Yet to Take Effect, Despite Some Firms Claiming to Be ‘Regulated’ and ‘Compliant’
Three months after the landmark U.S. stablecoin legislation was signed into law, the bill is still in a public comment period.





