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Follow up to the hour updates on what is happening in crypto today, October 22. Market movements, crypto news, and more!
The rise of tokenized assets signals a shift in investing philosophy, but legacy brands still dominate where it counts: allocation and trust.
Coinbase has ended the waitlist for its long-anticipated credit card, officially rolling out the on the American Express network, issued by First Electronic Bank. The new card is available exclusively to Coinbase One members,
The Federal Reserve is hosting the Payments Innovation Conference today, marking a shift in the central bank's engagement with crypto and digital assets. The October 21 event brings together leading figures from both traditional finance and the crypto industry,
Retail crypto transactions increased by more than 125% between January and September 2025, with multiple factors now driving global crypto adoption, according to TRM Labs.
Opponents of crypto interest want the rewards issue addressed in legislation that the committee is now cobbling together.
The asset management firm reflected on the worst crypto market crash since the pandemic that wiped out over $19 billion.
The crypto market is stuck in post-liquidation limbo less than two weeks after a nearly $20 billion selloff triggered the largest single-day washout in the industry’s history.
MetaMask, Phantom, WalletConnect and Backpack partnered with SEAL to launch a global network defending against crypto phishing attacks.
One of crypto’s most successful investment teams, led by Joe Naggar, is spinning out of New York investment firm Republic to form Feynman Point Asset Management.
On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin and ether rise as tech stocks get a boost on Wall Street. Plus, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveils a plan to boost crypto innovation as part of his bid for New York City mayor.
Retail investors have lost an estimated US$17 billion piling into the shares of such companies. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.