The stablecoin sector logged inflows over the past seven days, adding $1.242 billion to reach a total of $317.134 billion as of Saturday, April 4. Sky’s USDS emerged as the week’s leading gainer by inflows, climbing 9.57% during the same period. Key Takeaways: Sky’s USDS led the top ten gainers with a 9.57% weekly rise,
The era of buying bitcoin and calling it a treasury strategy is over. By early 2026, more than 200 publicly listed companies hold digital assets on their balance sheets, collectively managing over $115 billion (DLA Piper, October 2025). The total market capitalization of these companies reached approximately $150 billion by September 2025 – a nearly
As tensions between the US and Iran rapidly escalate, Donald Trump has drawn attention with his harsh statements. In his latest statement, Trump reiterated his ultimatum to Iran, saying, “I gave Iran 10 days to make a deal or open the Strait of Hormuz. The time is running out; if there is no result within
Fed rate cut expectations collapsed after stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data changed market sentiment and forced traders to adjust their outlook. As a result, Treasury yields moved higher and erased earlier bets on policy easing. At the same time, rising oil prices tied to the U.S.-Iran conflict added pressure, strengthening uncertainty around inflation and monetary policy
Ripple’s institutional trading platform Ripple Prime is scaling rapidly as institutional clients have supported it with leverage surging by over 70 times. As highlighted by Eri Carpe Diem on X, Ripple itself is showing huge financial support as a way to reassure investors. Ripple Prime’s repo-based model drives institutional leverage growth As per Ripple Prime’s
Washington is in a generous mood with its banks. In March, federal regulators unveiled a sweeping overhaul of capital requirements (the financial cushions that banks must hold to absorb losses in hard times), and the headlines wrote themselves: deregulation, relief, billions freed up for lending and buybacks. The proposal would cut the required capital for
Jeff Park voluntarily resigned as Chief Investment Officer of ProCap Financial (BRR), effective April 3, 2026, according to an SEC filing. The departure ends an eight-month stint at the Bitcoin treasury company founded by Anthony Pompliano. ProCap has not named a successor. What the SEC Filing Reveals The 8-K filing states Park’s exit was voluntary
Tether, the issuer of the world’s biggest stablecoin $USDT, is moving ahead with a major funding plan. The company is targeting a massive $500 billion valuation and has reportedly given investors just 14 days to commit funds or walk away forever. Industry leaders believe that the outcome of this deal would make Tether’s worth more
As the global economy faces the risk of renewed stagflation due to rising geopolitical tensions, auditing and consulting firm KPMG has issued a striking warning. Diane Swonk, the company’s chief economist, stated that the war with Iran, in particular, has severely disrupted economic balances and could force central banks to take unexpected steps. According to
Traders are pricing fewer Fed cuts in 2026 as U.S. unemployment dips to 4.3%, tempering the liquidity story for Bitcoin and Ethereum but not triggering a risk‑asset capitulation. Derivatives and rates markets have trimmed expectations for how aggressively the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in 2026, according to Jinshi‑cited pricing data. That shift reflects