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.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have logged six straight days of net inflows totaling $963M, led by BlackRock IBIT and Fidelity, as BTC climbs 12.5% from its March low.
T. Rowe Price amends its SEC filing for an actively managed crypto ETF covering 15 digital assets, with Anchorage Digital custody and potential staking.
The SEC proposes amending Rule 15c2-11 to cover only equity securities. Commissioner Peirce asks whether crypto assets qualify, opening a comment period.
OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer postpones the SEA token launch originally set for March 30, citing challenging market conditions even as ETH surges.
Bitcoin crosses $75,000 with ETH up 9% in 24 hours, but short-term holders just sent the largest exchange inflow since January 15. Who blinks first?
Crypto Cards Roundup March 17 - Mastercard Signs 85 Partners, RedotPay Lands Two Licenses, MetaMask Goes Polymarket
Michael Saylor's Strategy bought 22,337 BTC at $70,194 average, funded by preferred and common stock sales. Total holdings: 761,068 BTC worth $57.6 billion.
Australia's Senate committee endorses the Digital Assets Framework Bill, requiring crypto exchanges and custody providers to obtain financial services licenses.
Crypto lender BlockFills filed Chapter 11 in Delaware with up to $500M in liabilities after a $75M loan loss, frozen withdrawals, and a commingling lawsuit.
Japan's largest corporate Bitcoin holder raised $531M in new capital to keep buying BTC, despite holding 35,102 coins at a 32% loss. Here is what the math looks like.
