
Bitcoin Options Open Interest Hits $38B Amid $100,000 Calls
Bitcoin options open interest reaches $38B, driven by $100,000 call options, signaling increased institutional activity.
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Bitcoin options open interest reaches $38B, driven by $100,000 call options, signaling increased institutional activity.

North Korea’s Lazarus Group creates shell companies in the U.S. for cyber activities, prompting domain seizures.

Stablecoins entering mainstream finance, with market cap projected to reach $1.6T to $3.7T by 2030.

Bithumb, South Korea’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange, has recently listed GRASS and XYO KRW trading pairs, enhancing trading options for investors.

Ljubljana has been recognized as the world’s most crypto-friendly city in 2025 by Multipolitan, emphasizing high retail crypto adoption and potential tax implications in Slovenia.

Binance has launched the Alpha Point system to determine eligibility for TGEs and token airdrops based on user engagement.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) postponed decisions on spot Polkadot and Hedera ETFs on April 24, 2025, seeking additional time for review.

PayPal and Coinbase strengthen their alliance to boost PYUSD adoption, waiving platform fees and enhancing stablecoin utility and acceptance.

Bitcoin tests key price threshold; institutional buying outpaces short-term profit-taking.

Swift advances Project CALM to modernize financial markets via technology and collaboration.

U.S. Senator Dave McCormick discloses nearly $1M investment in Bitwise Bitcoin ETF, marking significant congressional crypto interest.

Citi Institute projects stablecoin market potential up to $3.7 trillion by 2030, influenced by regulatory clarity and institutional interest.