Digital Asset Management News

3iQ’s new XRP ETF, backed by Ripple, begins trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange with zero management fees for the first six months.

Nasdaq has filed with the SEC to list 21Shares spot Suit ETF, jumpstarting the agency’s review of the proposed listing.

Strategy’s Michael Saylor advised against institutions publishing proof-of-reserves to show their crypto holdings, saying it’s a “bad idea” that increases the risk of a security breach.

Bitcoin could surpass $1.5 million by 2030 as macro fears, fiat inflation and institutional demand drive bullish long-term forecasts.

DeFi can disrupt traditional equity markets by addressing systemic barriers in pricing, execution and settlement. Decentralized Finance can democratize access and close the wealth gap.

Crypto asset manager Bitwise has thrown NEAR into the crypto ETF ring following an S-1 filing with the SEC.

The cryptocurrency exchange is offering a portfolio management feature that’s commonly used in traditional futures and securities markets.

A new set of standardizations for digital assets will strengthen stability and accelerate progress in DeFi technology by answering endless security questions.

The disconnect between Asia’s crypto liquidity hubs and US capital markets has hindered institutional adoption of digital assets.

Crypto asset manager 21Shares has made an initial filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for a spot Dogecoin ETF, following rivals Bitwise and Grayscale.

Bitcoin’s lack of momentum may drive further interest in safer investments, such as tokenized RWAs, which are approaching the $20 billion record milestone.

Financial institutions are also positioning themselves for upcoming US stablecoin legislation, which may be finalized in the next two months.

As Web3 grows, its metadata problem intensifies, risking a global data security crisis. Can anonymity networks and new technologies protect users from AI-powered surveillance?

The asset management firm has announced a $70 million funding round led by Electric Capital, MIT Investment Management Company, and other investors.

Bitwise’s Matt Hougan said crypto wouldn’t “fully overcome” a four-year cycle but said market pullbacks would be “shorter and shallower” than before.