Partnerships News

The Kraken-backed SPAC aims to raise $250 million in an IPO, targeting companies building infrastructure and services for the digital asset ecosystem.

The companies are partnering to make prediction markets available with “dedicated data modules” on Dow Jones-owned websites and some of its print media.

Dfns integrated Concordium’s layer-1 blockchain to add identity-verified wallets to its WaaS platform as institutions seek compliant Web3 adoption.

Altcoins lagged Bitcoin in 2025, but XRP, Zcash and Algorand outperformed on regulatory clarity, privacy demand and tokenization.

Bybit plans deeper USDC adoption for trading and payments, with the stablecoin “already embedded” across its ecosystem.

Kraken and Deutsche Börse plan to connect foreign exchange, tokenized stocks and Eurex derivatives in a phased rollout targeting institutional clients.

Sonic Labs’ strategic shift aims to bring “measurable, lasting value” for builders, validators and S token holders through upgraded fees, token burns and institutional partnerships.

PrizePicks has teamed up with Polymarket to let users wager on real-world outcomes, expanding beyond fantasy sports into the growing prediction-market space.

Tea-Fi CEO Matan Doyich explains how a ‘SuperApp’ model and protocol-owned liquidity can solve DeFi’s core fragmentation issues.

Perpetual futures trading is now accessible on mobile, with crosschain support and onchain execution streamlining access to decentralized derivatives.

Dogecoin Foundation’s commercial arm has acquired a majority stake in US Triestina 1918 in a push for broader DOGE adoption, starting with sports.

CMBI’s tokenization initiative with BNB Chain builds on its previous work with Singapore-based DigiFT, which tokenized its fund on Solana in August.

LBank’s 10-year milestone highlights a journey shaped by community trust, cultural alignment and strategies to bridge retail and institutional crypto.

The collaboration targets Circle’s euro-pegged EURC and USDC stablecoins, with an initial focus on trading on Deutsche Börse’s 3DX.

MANTRA CEO John Patrick Mullin and Inveniam CEO Pat O’Meara detail plans for scaling real-world asset tokenization in the US and UAE markets.