Blockchain Capital News

Growing Wall Street crypto adoption and agentic AI platforms may catalyze a “supercycle” for Ethereum, according to BitMine, the largest corporate holder of Ether.

BlackRock’s Bitcoin and Ether ETFs are generating over a quarter of a billion dollars for the world’s largest asset manager as the next potential adoption “benchmark” for TradFi.

Public firms are raising hundreds of millions in capital for cryptocurrency strategies, reinforcing investor expectations of another historic altcoin market cycle.

SC Ventures plans to launch a digital asset fund in 2026, with a focus on global digital asset investment opportunities.

Helius said it will explore staking and lending opportunities to further leverage its SOL treasury, which it plans to build over the next 24 months.

RWAs may bring billions in climate investments onchain by offering a new blockchain-based “trust” layer for institutional investors.

A sequencer failure froze Starknet block production for nearly three hours, forcing transaction resubmissions and raising new doubts about network reliability.

A significant portion of the almost $5 billion ETH awaiting withdrawal may be sold to lock in profits, considering Ether’s 72% climb over the past three months

Whale inflows into Ether are rising as investors take profits from Bitcoin and rotate into altcoins, fueling expectations of a broader 2025 altcoin season.

Ever-evolving cybersecurity efforts are forcing hackers to seek out weak links among human vulnerabilities to fuel an “endless war,” CertiK co-founder said.

Bitcoin DeFi is seeing more venture capital interest as institutional investors flock to Bitcoin and its increasing yield-bearing capabilities.

Charles Hoskinson has denied claims of misappropriating $600 million in ADA and says IOG will publish an audit report following community backlash.

This week’s Crypto Biz explores SVB Capital bids, new funds from Blockchain Capital, the Hut 8-US Bitcoin merger and Citigroup’s private blockchain.

The funds include $380 million for early stage investments and a $200 million "opportunity fund."

The venture capitalist predicted blockchain would perform based on its own fundamentals, similar to Amazon and Apple.