Category: crypto
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Arthur Hayes family office eyes $250m for buyout fund
Arthur Hayes’ family office is aiming to raise $250 million for a new fund that will invest in or acquire medium-sized cryptocurrency firms. The fund, Maelstrom Equity Fund I, plans to invest $40-75 million in each deal, targeting equity stakes in trading and data analytics platforms. The goal is to reach $1 billion by September…
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Ethereum researcher Dankrad Feist joins Stripe-backed Tempo
Dankrad Feist, a prominent Ethereum Foundation researcher, is joining Tempo, a Stripe-backed Layer-1 blockchain project focused on stablecoins. Feist will remain an advisor at EF, continuing his work in L1 scaling, blobs, and UX. He aims to contribute to the growth of crypto payments and sees alignment between Ethereum and Tempo.
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Huobi founder Li Lin eyes a $1 billion ETH treasury
Huobi founder Li Lin plans to accumulate $1 billion in Ether for a digital asset treasury, making it one of the largest accumulators of the cryptocurrency. Lin, along with other prominent investors in Asia, has formed a digital asset trust to aggressively pursue Ethereum accumulation. This initiative aims to be one of the largest private…
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Why Upexi chose Solana over Ethereum for its treasury
Upexi, a Solana treasury firm, remains unaffected by recent crypto market volatility due to their buy-and-HOLD strategy. They focus on capital raises, staking, and issuing convertible bonds. Upexi chooses Solana over Ethereum for its performance and ecosystem. The company plans to continue their conservative approach despite market trends.
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OKX and Standard Chartered programme expands into EEA
OKX is expanding its collateral mirroring program with Standard Chartered into the European Economic Area under the MiCA license. The service allows institutional clients to store digital assets with the bank while mirroring balances on OKX for trading. Despite regulatory issues in Malta and the Netherlands, OKX aims to provide a secure ecosystem for digital…
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Singapore launches initiative to scale tokenized finance and stablecoin use
Singapore’s MAS has introduced the BLOOM initiative to enhance digital asset settlement and improve global financial systems. The initiative focuses on tokenized bank liabilities and stablecoins, aiming to streamline settlement systems and improve compliance checks. MAS is collaborating with major financial institutions to drive adoption and innovation in the industry.
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Ethereum price stays flat despite $170m ETF inflows
Institutional demand for Ethereum remains strong despite the asset’s price showing signs of stagnation. Ethereum ETFs received $170 million in net inflows on Oct. 15, led by BlackRock’s ETHA. Technical indicators suggest Ethereum may consolidate until a new catalyst emerges, with key resistance levels at $4,292 and $4,452.
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Lumera launches permanent, decentralized storage for AI data
Lumera Protocol introduced Cascade, a decentralized storage module for AI data. It ensures redundancy by storing data across SuperNodes. The project also launched Lumera Hub, a dashboard for accessing its ecosystem. Cascade allows users to pay once and store data forever, making it a novel solution for data storage on the blockchain.
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U.S. stocks edge up amid TSMC earnings boost, gold soars
U.S. stocks rose slightly due to positive earnings reports, with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s strong performance boosting investor confidence. Gold prices continued to increase, while Bitcoin remained stable around $111,000. President Trump’s comments on the U.S.-China trade war and government shutdown added to market uncertainty.
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Canton Network attracts YZi Labs to power its first trading platform
YZi Labs has invested in Temple Digital Group to develop Canton Network’s trading platform. The partnership aims to bridge the gap between compliant infrastructure and active trading environments for tokenized assets. The investment of $5 million in a seed round will fund the development of new product lines and expand engineering and compliance divisions.