Market Digest

CW 34. BitMEX will migrate its infrastructure to AWS Tokyo for better performance, requiring minor user updates. MetaMask introduced mUSD, a native stablecoin for its ecosystem. Meanwhile, BNB’s institutional use sees mixed signals with Windtree’s delisting and China Renaissance’s $100M allocation.

CW 33. OKX cut OKB supply by 52%, aiming to boost its X Layer ecosystem. Monero is under a reported 51% attack, raising concerns over the network’s security. Meanwhile, Jupiter will stake up to $580M in SOL from its JLP pool to enhance yield, while maintaining liquidity safeguards.

CW 32. The SEC clarified that liquid staking services fall outside securities laws, offering more regulatory certainty. Meanwhile, crypto is now formally allowed in 401(k) plans by executive order. Coinbase also expands retail access with DEX trading in its app.

CW31. Bitget debuts Unified Account for integrated trading. Binance launches RWUSD, a principal-protected product tied to tokenized U.S. Treasuries. PayPal allows U.S. merchants to accept over 100 cryptocurrencies, signaling further real-world adoption of digital assets.

CW30. SharpLink Gaming and other U.S.-listed firms are building large ETH reserves and staking them, signaling a shift from the Bitcoin-focused model. Binance adds yield-bearing stablecoins USYC and cUSDO as collateral, while Solana plans to boost network compute capacity to 100M units.

CW 29. A long-dormant Bitcoin whale moved 80K BTC, now worth $9.5B, to Galaxy Digital after 14 years of holding. Standard Chartered became the first global bank to offer deliverable BTC/ETH spot trading to institutions. Kraken launched regulated crypto futures trading in the U.S.