Listen to narrated articles from the SpendNode Journal. The feed covers crypto policy, payment rails, stablecoins, market structure, and crypto cards, with each episode linking back to the full written analysis. The full RSS feed lives at /audio.xml if you want to pull it into an app that accepts external feeds.
The Wall Street Journal reports Iran-linked entities routed $3.84 billion through the CoinEx exchange to bypass US sanctions, putting centralized venues back under scrutiny.
Grayscale argues the 15 highest-revenue onchain protocols, led by HYPE, PUMP and CAKE, trade at single-digit multiples, with the CLARITY Act as the catalyst.
Ripple and SBI Group have launched RLUSD in Japan following JFSA approval, opening the dollar-pegged stablecoin to both institutional and retail users.
Strategy's MSTR stock dropped about 10% below $100 for the first time in two years as Bitcoin fell under $60,000, leaving the firm with a roughly $12.55B paper loss.
Charles Schwab has rolled out spot Bitcoin trading to a client base holding roughly $12.6 trillion, even as BTC sits at $60,442 amid extreme fear.
Trump canceled the housing-bill signing ceremony, refusing to enact it until the SAVE America Act passes. That leaves the bill's federal CBDC ban through 2030 in limbo.
Indonesia's OJK now requires crypto promoters to disclose paid deals and get certified, and can ask platforms to delete accounts that break the rules.
Five Senate Democrats want hearings into a $500 million UAE stake in World Liberty Financial, the Trump family crypto venture behind the USD1 stablecoin.
The US and UK sanctioned nine people and 26 entities tied to Cambodia's Prince Group and the Huione laundering network on June 23, 2026. Here is the crypto angle.
Four US law enforcement organizations say Section 604 of the CLARITY Act could exempt some crypto participants from KYC and AML rules, opening oversight gaps.
