Blockworks is launching the Transparency Alliance, a group that will use its Token Transparency Framework to assess crypto projects. The Alliance’s initial members are major players in the crypto space, including exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, and Binance.US, as well as custodians such as Anchorage Digital, BitGo, and Copper, and market makers like GSR, FalconX, and Auros.
The CoinDesk 20 is currently trading at 2035.72, up 0.1% (+2.93) since 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday.
Behold! The collaboration unveils a panoply of multi‑currency rails in Australian dollars, Singapore dollars, Canadian dollars, Swiss francs, euros, and pounds – a veritable menagerie of currencies that would make even the most daring baron of finance blush.
Once more, the fickle heart of the trader, ever susceptible to the siren song of stability, turns its gaze from the tempestuous Bitcoin to the staid embrace of the dollar. Ah, the dollar! That steadfast pillar of fiscal prudence, whose allure grows with each whisper of higher interest rates. How the stablecoins, those tokenized echoes of its majesty, swell in dominance, while Bitcoin, poor creature, retreats like a jilted lover to its 60% perch.
Now, you’d think a nice, clean geopolitical premium unwind would send gold and silver soaring on disinflation relief, right? Wrong. Neither budged. Not a peep. Which leaves us scratching our heads and wondering: what’s the real story here?
📉 The average XRP trader, having been active in the past 30 days, is down a staggering -47%, with many selling at the bottom. Historically, MVRV (average trading returns) always averages out to 0%, making this the perfect time for XRP to be as undervalued as a troll’s sense of humor. The chart shows…
Spain’s gambling regulator has started legal proceedings against Polymarket and Kalshi. As part of this, they’ve ordered internet service providers throughout Spain to block access to both platforms’ websites while the case is investigated.
At the CareEdge Debt Market Summit (because who doesn’t love a good debt summit?), SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey spilled the chai: they’re testing DLT for corporate bond trading and settlement. Imagine bonds as NFTs, but without the cringe. Pandey’s all, “We’re starting small, darling, no need to panic. This isn’t a full-blown blockchain revolution-yet.”
Key Takeaways (because who has time to read the whole thing?):
This operation specifically focuses on people with powerful computers – particularly those who enjoy gaming and building PCs – and secretly uses their graphics cards to mine cryptocurrency without their permission.
