What will happen to Ripple Labs?

What will happen to Ripple Labs?

Ripple is positioning itself as a bulwark against regulatory encroachment, with its legal future indistinguishable from the sector’s. 

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Making sense of bitcoin ETF outflows

Making sense of bitcoin ETF outflows

Do these ETFs, like the cryptocurrencies undergirding them, require more investors to buy into their vision in order to become successful and profitable?

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The SEC's bitcoin saga

The SEC's bitcoin saga

The past 48 hours have encapsulated the relationship between crypto players and their regulators so uncannily that such a drama would’ve been scrapped in a writers’ room for being too far-fetched yet on-the-nose. 

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Operating the next wave of crypto solutions

Operating the next wave of crypto solutions

By emphasizing retention and transparency, surviving crypto platforms—as well as newcomers—have moved to build out their communications, support, and research teams, solving for sustainable and informative relationships with users.

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The state of crypto regulation with Cboe Digital

The state of crypto regulation with Cboe Digital

In an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos, Chief Legal Officer at Cboe Digital, outlines the state of crypto regulation, makes a case for institutionally backed crypto solutions, and describes non-crypto use cases for blockchain technology.

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Selling the next wave of crypto solutions

Selling the next wave of crypto solutions

While public attention remains focused on high-profile legal activity against symbolic leaders like Sam Bankman-Fried, other—more compliant—actors remain focused on recovering the sector’s status and helping it grow sustainably and transparently.

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The future of crypto lending with Ledn

The future of crypto lending with Ledn

According to Mauricio Di Bartolomeo, Co-Founder and CSO of Ledn, the crypto landscape in the US is moving into another regulatory phase.

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The state of crypto-based retirement with Alto

The state of crypto-based retirement with Alto

The FR interviews Eric Satz, Founder & CEO of Alto, on how the shifting legal status of crypto has affected its use in retirement products.

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Extending lifelines after a bank run

Extending lifelines after a bank run

Jonathan Chen, Nitra’s Founder and CEO, said his startup was not immediately affected by SVB’s woes, but friends’ startups were.

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A crypto insider’s reaction to SVB and Signature

A crypto insider’s reaction to SVB and Signature

Router Protocol CEO and Co-Founder Ramani Ramachandran expects current banking woes to catalyze another wave of crypto-based innovation, particularly around crypto-backed stablecoins.

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Will Robinhood’s web3 app lead to market consolidation?

Will Robinhood’s web3 app lead to market consolidation?

Trading platform Robinhood announced the release of a beta version of its web3 wallet. The wallet will be available to 10,000 test users before being released to the public in May.

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El Salvador’s consumers demand better banking, not crypto

El Salvador’s consumers demand better banking, not crypto

In early July, El Salvador-based payments startup n1co raised $12M in a pre-seed round. The fintech spinoff of super-app Hugo, n1co launched as its own company in early 2022.

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How much is crypto really worth?

How much is crypto really worth?

Reporting by Bloomberg suggests the crypto sectors’ peak market cap of $3T may have been misleading. Crypto’s value now hovers around $1T.

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Chance of Celsius collapse increases as crypto winter persists

Chance of Celsius collapse increases as crypto winter persists

A new court filing suggests Celsius Network, the cryptocurrency lender that declared bankruptcy in July, only has enough money to sustain itself until October. At current crypto prices, Celsius holds $2.8B less in cryptocurrency than it owes clients.

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Can Wall Street resolve its showdown in West Virginia?

Can Wall Street resolve its showdown in West Virginia?

In late July, West Virginia State Treasurer Riley Moore announced that BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and Wells Fargo were no longer eligible to receive state banking contracts because they “engaged in boycotts of fossil fuel companies” through their ESG policies. The measure does not ban the banks from operating in West Virginia.

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