Analysis Archive – Page 7

MetaMask Adds 173 Tokenized Stocks and ETFs to In-App Trading
MetaMask says 173 new tokenized stocks and ETFs are now tradable inside its app. Here's what that adds for self-custody wallet and MetaMask Card users.

Strive CEO Calls It the Worst Day Yet for Digital Credit
STRC fell to $82.50 and Strive's SATA slid below $93 on June 19. CEO Matt Cole blamed leverage liquidations, not credit deterioration. Here is what happened.

Morgan Stanley Files Amended Spot ETH and SOL ETFs at a 0.14% Fee
Morgan Stanley filed amended spot Ether and Solana ETF applications, both at a 0.14% sponsor fee, as ETH trades near $1,695 and SOL near $68 in Extreme Fear.

Fidelity Opens a GENIUS Act Money Fund for Stablecoin Reserves
Fidelity launched the Reserves Digital Fund (FYMXX), a government money market fund built to hold stablecoin reserves under the GENIUS Act. Details and stakes.

Ex-EF Contributor Warns Ethereum Core-Dev Funding Could Run Dry in 3-9 Months
A former Ethereum Foundation contributor warns core development funding may run out within 3 to 9 months, as ETH sits at $1,702 and the market reads Fear.

Salinas Says Mexican Banks Are Told to Avoid Crypto Entirely
Billionaire Ricardo Salinas says Mexico's central bank gave banks standing orders to steer clear of crypto, explaining why retail access routes around them.

JPMorgan: Bitcoin Has Sat Below Its $78K Mining Cost for Five Months
JPMorgan says Bitcoin has traded under its estimated $78,000 production cost for five straight months. With BTC at $62,953, miner margins are deep underwater.

SEC and CFTC Open a Joint Comment Period on Derivatives Rules
The SEC and CFTC issued a rare joint request for public comment to harmonize derivatives definitions and clarify which agency regulates what.

G7 Renews Push on North Korean Crypto Theft as Losses Top $2B
G7 leaders issued a fresh joint call to counter state-sponsored crypto theft, citing a Chainalysis figure of more than $2 billion stolen by DPRK-linked hackers.

Europe's MiCA Grace Period Ends July 1, Most Firms Still Unlicensed
MiCA's transition period closes July 1, 2026. Only around 200 firms hold full authorization, and unlicensed providers lose the right to serve EU users.
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