SEC Proposes Crypto Custody Rules for Advisers, Funds
The SEC proposed rules giving advisers and funds a defined path to custody crypto, including conditional self-custody and state trust companies.
The SEC proposed rules giving advisers and funds a defined path to custody crypto, including conditional self-custody and state trust companies.
After a nine-day, $3.1B run, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $148.7M in net outflows on Sept. 30. Weekly flows are provisional and net positive so far.
The Fed's 104-page proposal covers reserves, redemption, capital and a ban on paying yield for holding stablecoins. Comments are due Nov. 30, 2026.
Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade activates on the Sepolia testnet on Oct. 6 at 13:53 UTC. Mainnet and Hoodi dates are not set; ETH holders need not act.
A spot Bitcoin ETF lets investors get exposure to Bitcoin's price through an ordinary stock-market account, without holding coins themselves.
Two ways blockchains decide which transactions count: miners spending computing power, or validators putting their own coins at risk.
Stablecoins aim to hold a steady value by being redeemable for a fixed amount of money. See how they work and how the US, UK and Singapore regulate them.
Rollups run transactions off Ethereum's main chain and post the results back to it, aiming for lower fees without giving up Ethereum's security.
Crypto payments are hard to reverse, which makes scammers love them. Here are the warning signs consumer-protection regulators highlight.
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