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BREAKING – Goldman Sachs Bets On Bitcoin Income With New ETF Filing

Goldman Sachs has filed with the SEC for a Bitcoin Premium Income ETF, aiming to provide investors Bitcoin exposure without direct ownership. The fund will allocate at least 80% of its assets into Bitcoin-related products like existing spot Bitcoin ETFs and options. It intends to generate income by selling call options on Bitcoin ETF holdings, capping potential gains if Bitcoin's price rises significantly. This move follows Morgan Stanley's recent launch of the first bank-issued spot Bitcoin ETF. Goldman’s filing reflects growing institutional interest in Bitcoin investment vehicles, though the SEC has not yet approved the fund.

bitcoinist04/14 20:01

BREAKING – Goldman Sachs Bets On Bitcoin Income With New ETF Filing

bitcoinist04/14 20:01

Deciphering Aave V4: A Transformation from Product to "Bank"

On March 30, Aave V4 officially launched on the mainnet, introducing a major architectural redesign centered around a unified liquidity model called "Hub and Spoke." The core change replaces isolated lending markets with a centralized liquidity pool (Hub) per chain or L2, which manages global liquidity, credit limits, and system constraints. Different Hubs (Core, Prime, Plus) cater to varying risk profiles and user needs. Spokes function as independent markets with custom parameters, allowing borrowers to access assets from the shared pool under specific rules. V4 improves capital efficiency by introducing risk-based interest rates—where borrowers using volatile collateral pay higher rates—and a refined liquidation mechanism that only restores positions to a target health factor. Additionally, idle liquidity in Hubs can be automatically deployed to governance-approved yield strategies, boosting returns for suppliers and DAO revenue. While the update doesn’t radically change the lending experience for users with high-quality collateral, it transforms Aave from a product into a bank-like financial infrastructure. This sets the stage for future expansions into services like structured products, credit facilities, and investment banking operations.

marsbit03/31 09:06

Deciphering Aave V4: A Transformation from Product to "Bank"

marsbit03/31 09:06

Canada launches new multi-crypto ETF as banks enter the sector

Canada's Scotia Bank, through its asset management arm Dynamic Fund, has launched a new actively managed multi-crypto ETF, providing investors exposure to Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Ripple (XRP). This move signifies a notable shift, as Scotia becomes the first Canadian bank to directly enter the sector with an active crypto ETF, offering a low fee of 25 basis points. The launch reflects the growing institutional adoption and maturity of crypto assets, driven by investor demand and regulatory progress. This development is part of a broader trend of major banks increasing their involvement in cryptocurrencies, with Canada ranking third globally in crypto assets under management at $4.9 billion.

ambcrypto03/05 18:01

Canada launches new multi-crypto ETF as banks enter the sector

ambcrypto03/05 18:01

The One Who Bought Meta's Stablecoin Diem Was SBF's Good Friend

The article discusses the resurgence of rumors about Meta's potential re-entry into the stablecoin market by 2026, drawing parallels to its earlier project, Libra (later renamed Diem), which was sold due to regulatory pressures. The buyer was Silvergate Bank, a key banking partner of FTX and closely associated with its founder, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). Silvergate acquired Diem’s assets in early 2022 for $182 million, including $132 million in newly issued stock and $50 million in cash, betting on the potential of bank-issued stablecoins. SBF, who frequently praised Silvergate as foundational to the crypto industry’s infrastructure, was believed to have advised on the acquisition. The deal aligned with his vision of a unified financial system combining trading, tokenization, and stablecoins. However, following FTX’s collapse in 2022, Silvergate faced a bank run, liquidated assets at a loss, and wrote down the Diem acquisition to zero. The bank eventually underwent voluntary liquidation in March 2023, paying millions in fines and surrendering its banking licenses. By 2024, Silvergate’s collapse was complete, and Diem’s technology was largely abandoned.

marsbit02/25 10:27

The One Who Bought Meta's Stablecoin Diem Was SBF's Good Friend

marsbit02/25 10:27

Crypto.com Moves Closer To Full Bank Status With Conditional US Charter Approval

Crypto.com has received conditional approval from the OCC to establish a national trust bank, moving closer to becoming a federally regulated qualified custodian. The firm aims to offer custody, staking, and trade settlement services under the name Crypto.com National Trust Bank. This follows similar approvals for other crypto firms like Circle, Ripple, and BitGo. However, the American Bankers Association has urged the OCC to pause further approvals, citing unresolved concerns over customer asset segregation, cybersecurity, and operational risks. Despite regulatory progress, Crypto.com’s native token CRO has declined 20% over the past month.

bitcoinist02/24 09:01

Crypto.com Moves Closer To Full Bank Status With Conditional US Charter Approval

bitcoinist02/24 09:01

Bank of Korea Urges Bank-Led Won Stablecoin Issuance

The Bank of Korea (BOK) has urged that the issuance of Korean won-pegged stablecoins should be led by commercial banks, warning that private issuance could undermine monetary policy and create foreign exchange and financial stability risks. In a report submitted to the National Assembly, the central bank described stablecoins as "currency-like substitutes" and emphasized that their rollout must consider broader economic impacts, not just industrial profits. The BOK expressed concerns that stablecoins could be used to circumvent foreign exchange regulations and stressed that non-bank issuers might conflict with Korea’s separation of banking and commerce principles. It recommended that banks, which are subject to strict regulatory standards, should be the primary issuers, with any expansion beyond banks proceeding cautiously after risk assessments. The report reflects ongoing debates among policymakers about who should be allowed to issue won stablecoins and echoes the BOK’s previous warnings on the matter. While acknowledging stablecoins' potential role in the digital asset revolution, the bank proposed structural safeguards, including a bank-focused consortium model and a statutory interagency policy body for oversight. The BOK cited the U.S. GENIUS Act as an example of cross-agency supervision. However, this bank-led approach has faced opposition from industry members, including some policymakers, who argue that clearer rules for issuers could sufficiently mitigate risks.

TheNewsCrypto02/23 12:52

Bank of Korea Urges Bank-Led Won Stablecoin Issuance

TheNewsCrypto02/23 12:52

Top-10 European Bank Picks XRP Ledger For MiCA-Ready Stablecoin

Societe Generale's digital asset arm, SG-FORGE, has expanded the deployment of its euro stablecoin, EUR CoinVertible, to the XRP Ledger (XRPL). This move is part of a multi-chain strategy that also includes Ethereum and Solana. The bank highlights XRPL's scalability, speed, low costs, and security as key reasons for the integration, targeting institutional users for predictable settlement and low operational risk. The launch is supported by Ripple's custody technology, with potential future use as trading collateral and integration into Ripple's product suite. This follows through on SG-FORGE's 2024 roadmap to broaden adoption of its MiCA-aligned stablecoin.

bitcoinist02/19 17:31

Top-10 European Bank Picks XRP Ledger For MiCA-Ready Stablecoin

bitcoinist02/19 17:31

Denmark’s Largest Bank Adds Bitcoin, Ethereum ETPs, But Warns Of ‘High Risk’

Denmark's largest bank, Danske Bank, has begun offering Bitcoin and Ethereum Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) to its customers in response to growing demand. However, the bank explicitly warns that these are "high risk" opportunistic investments and does not endorse or provide advisory services for them. Customers gain indirect exposure to crypto via ETPs without directly handling assets. This move marks a shift from the bank's previous stance against crypto. Separately, Danske Bank is part of a consortium of European banks developing a euro-pegged stablecoin, set for a potential 2026 launch. At the time of writing, Bitcoin's price was around $66,700.

bitcoinist02/12 13:27

Denmark’s Largest Bank Adds Bitcoin, Ethereum ETPs, But Warns Of ‘High Risk’

bitcoinist02/12 13:27

Danske Bank Opens Crypto ETP Access to Retail Clients

Danske Bank now offers cryptocurrency ETPs to retail clients, providing exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum through its trading platform. The move responds to growing client demand and improved regulatory clarity under MiFID II and MiCA frameworks. Customers can invest in three ETPs from BlackRock and WisdomTree, eliminating the need for direct crypto ownership or digital wallets. The bank emphasizes these as opportunistic, high-risk investments and requires clients to complete a suitability assessment before trading. No advisory services are offered, aligning with the bank’s conservative approach while expanding access to crypto within a regulated environment.

TheNewsCrypto02/12 13:25

Danske Bank Opens Crypto ETP Access to Retail Clients

TheNewsCrypto02/12 13:25

CFTC Updates Payment Stablecoin Criteria To Recognize National Trust Banks – Details

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has updated its guidance to allow payment stablecoins issued by national trust banks to be used as eligible margin collateral. This amendment to CFTC Staff Letter 25-40 expands the list of approved stablecoin issuers beyond state-regulated entities to include federally chartered national trust banks. The move aligns with former President Trump’s pro-crypto policies and aims to strengthen the U.S. position in stablecoin innovation. CFTC Chairman Michael S. Selig praised the decision, highlighting America's growing leadership in the sector. The update follows increased efforts by crypto firms like Anchorage Digital, Coinbase, and Circle to obtain national bank charters and integrate digital assets into the regulated financial system.

bitcoinist02/08 15:02

CFTC Updates Payment Stablecoin Criteria To Recognize National Trust Banks – Details

bitcoinist02/08 15:02

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