Analysis Archive – Page 68

Bit Digital Pledges 74% of Staked ETH to a Loan With a 24-Hour Call
Bit Digital has pledged 74% of its staked Ethereum against a loan that can trigger a 24-hour collateral call, concentrating liquidation risk in one position.

Rizon Reports 500K Installs and Reach Across 122 Countries
Rizon says its stablecoin spending app has passed 500,000 installs with 4-5x growth in 2026. Here is what the milestone means for cardholders.

Hawaii to Ban Crypto ATMs Statewide From October 1
Hawaii will ban crypto ATMs and kiosks statewide from October 1, becoming the fourth US state to restrict the machines as scam losses mount.

Tron Adds $1B in Stablecoins in a Week, 10x Any Other Chain
Tron's stablecoin supply grew by $1B in seven days, more than 10x the next chain, per Token Terminal. What the concentration means for on-chain payments.

SEC Clears Franklin Templeton's On-Chain Money Fund for Fund Custody
The SEC's Division of Investment Management gave Franklin Templeton no-action relief to let registered funds hold its on-chain FOBXX money fund and use it as collateral.

Bank of England to Pilot Stablecoins and a Digital Pound in Trade Finance
The Bank of England will test stablecoin and digital pound settlement in cross-border trade finance, letting exporters get paid in stablecoins while importers settle digitally.

Solana Validator Outage Knocks 102 of 699 Nodes Offline
A Solana validator outage disrupted 102 of 699 nodes on August 13, 2026, but the network kept producing blocks and never halted. Here's what happened.

Securitize Hits Record $4.3B Tokenized AUM, But Posts $21.7M Loss
Securitize's Q2 2026 report shows record $4.3B in average tokenized AUM and 147% higher transaction volume, yet revenue fell 5% and net loss hit $21.7M.

JPMorgan, Goldman Lead 40-Firm Wall Street Tokenized Asset Trial
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Invesco and Citadel Securities joined nearly 40 firms testing tokenized assets on blockchain in a live Wall Street trial, per Bloomberg.

Russia's $58K Retail Crypto Cap Is Per Broker, Not a Yearly Ceiling
Russia's proposed $58,000 retail crypto limit applies per broker, not as a blanket annual cap, a distinction that reshapes how much residents can legally trade.
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