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April, 2025

  • 4 April

    BNY Mellon Unveils Blockchain Accounting Platform with BlackRock as First Client

    In a major move bridging traditional finance and blockchain technology, BNY Mellon has launched a new blockchain-based accounting tool — and asset management giant BlackRock is the first to sign on. As institutional adoption of blockchain accelerates, legacy financial players are moving from exploration to execution. BNY Mellon, the oldest bank in the United States and a major custodian of …

  • 4 April

    Brazil’s Crypto Boom: Nearly Half of Investors Take the Plunge

    A new survey reveals that 42% of Brazilian investors have already purchased cryptocurrencies, signaling a significant shift in the nation’s financial landscape. As digital assets gain momentum worldwide, Brazil is quickly emerging as a hotbed for crypto adoption. According to a recent survey conducted by [Insert Source], nearly half of Brazilian investors have bought cryptocurrencies, making the country one of …

  • 4 April

    Crypto Slides on Trump Tariff News — Bearish Momentum Builds: CryptoQuant

    Crypto markets stumbled sharply following former President Donald Trump’s announcement of renewed tariff plans, with analysts warning that the bearish pressure could persist in the near term. According to data analytics firm CryptoQuant, the market is now showing strong bearish signals across multiple indicators — from exchange inflows to miner selling behavior — in the wake of Trump’s comments that …

  • 4 April

    Senate Banking Committee Backs Paul Atkins for SEC Chair in Tight 13–11 Vote

    In a closely divided vote, the Senate Banking Committee has approved the nomination of Paul Atkins to chair the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), setting the stage for a potentially contentious full Senate confirmation. Atkins, a former SEC commissioner and longtime advocate for lighter regulatory touch, secured the committee’s backing with a narrow 13–11 vote, largely along party lines. …

  • 3 April

    Russia Grants Bailiffs Power to Seize Criminals’ Bitcoin for State Funds

    Russia has introduced new regulations allowing bailiffs to confiscate cryptocurrency from convicted criminals and convert it into state revenue. The move marks a significant step in the country’s approach to digital assets, reinforcing the government’s control over crypto-related activities while integrating digital currencies into its legal and financial systems. How the New Law Works Under the updated enforcement rules, Russian …

  • 3 April

    Could Trump’s Tariffs Trigger Another Bitcoin Crash? What Traders Should Watch

    As speculation grows over former President Donald Trump’s potential return to the White House, discussions around his trade policies—especially tariffs—are resurfacing. With reports suggesting he may reintroduce or expand tariffs on China and other trading partners, traders are questioning whether such moves could impact Bitcoin’s price, as they did in the past. How Tariffs Previously Affected Bitcoin During Trump’s presidency, …

  • 3 April

    Warren, Waters Press SEC: Is Trump-Era Influence Shaping Crypto Rules for Personal Gain?

    Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Maxine Waters are pressing the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for answers on whether Trump-era officials or allies are influencing current crypto regulations for personal financial gain. Their concerns highlight ongoing tensions over the SEC’s approach to digital asset oversight and the potential for political and financial interests to shape policy decisions. Key Concerns Raised …

  • 3 April

    House Committee Moves Stablecoin Bill Forward in Key Regulatory Push

    The U.S. House Financial Services Committee has advanced a bill aimed at establishing a regulatory framework for stablecoins, marking a significant step toward clearer oversight of the rapidly growing sector. The legislation, which has been under discussion for months, seeks to provide guidelines on the issuance, reserves, and compliance requirements for stablecoin issuers operating in the United States. Key Provisions …

  • 3 April

    Hedera-Backed Group & OnlyFans Founder Join Late Race for TikTok

    A consortium linked to the Hedera blockchain and the founder of OnlyFans has reportedly entered the bidding war for TikTok’s U.S. operations, adding an unexpected twist to the high-stakes acquisition race. The late entry introduces new potential buyers into a contest that already includes major tech and investment firms vying for control of the popular social media platform. Who’s Behind …

  • 3 April

    CFTC Pulls Crypto Advisories, Citing Market Growth

    The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has withdrawn two staff advisories related to cryptocurrency, citing the increasing maturity of the digital asset market. The move signals a shift in regulatory oversight as crypto markets evolve and integrate more closely with traditional financial systems. Why the CFTC Made This Decision The advisories, originally issued to provide guidance on key aspects …