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Federal Reserve quietly reverses anti-crypto stance with new policy

The Federal Reserve has reversed its restrictive 2023 policy on "novel activities" and replaced it with a new framework that creates a clear pathway for banks to engage in digital-asset and blockchain innovation. Announced on 17 December, the move adopts a "same activity, same risks, same regulation" philosophy, allowing banks to pursue crypto-related services like custody, tokenization, and stablecoin integration if they demonstrate strong risk management. The policy shift enables both insured and uninsured state member banks to apply for innovative activities, benefiting crypto-focused institutions. This marks a significant regulatory pivot from discouraging crypto engagement to encouraging responsible innovation under supervision, aligning with broader U.S. efforts to integrate blockchain into mainstream finance.

ambcrypto12/17 23:22

Federal Reserve quietly reverses anti-crypto stance with new policy

ambcrypto12/17 23:22

Why Does $1 Earn More in Banks? Analyzing the Structural Dilemma of DeFi Lending

Silvio's analysis explores why $1 in a bank deposit generates 10x more profit than the same amount of USDC on Aave, arguing this reflects structural differences rather than inherent limitations in DeFi lending. Currently, most borrowing on Aave is driven by crypto-native strategies like staking ETH to borrow WETH for basis trades (45% of loans), yield farming with volatile collateral, or leveraging stablecoins for arbitrage. These uses are tightly coupled with crypto market cycles and yield opportunities, making DeFi lending highly correlated with "crypto GDP." In contrast, banks benefit from lower funding costs (tied to Fed rates), complex risk transformation (e.g., unsecured corporate loans), and oligopolistic advantages. For DeFi lending to mature, it must decouple from crypto volatility by incorporating new collateral types like tokenized real-world assets (RWA), off-chain credit, and crypto-native underwriting. This shift could align DeFi closer to traditional credit markets, potentially unlocking higher margins and more stable valuations by 2026.

marsbit12/17 23:03

Why Does $1 Earn More in Banks? Analyzing the Structural Dilemma of DeFi Lending

marsbit12/17 23:03

Solana Defies Meme Slowdown, Still Outperforming Every Major Blockchain – Here’s How

Despite a recent slowdown in meme coin activity and bearish market conditions, Solana continues to outperform all major blockchains. While its price has shown weakness, the network itself remains strong. Data from CryptoRank shows Solana leading in key on-chain metrics, indicating its strength is increasingly based on fundamentals rather than speculation. Although daily decentralized exchange (DEX) traders have dropped significantly from their peak, Solana maintains robust results. Furthermore, institutions are showing growing interest in SOL for tokenization. A report also reveals that Solana has secured the top spot in the 2025 "Mindshare War," controlling 26.79% of global crypto interest—more than Ethereum and Base combined—highlighting its dominant position in attracting builders, users, and cultural attention.

bitcoinist12/17 23:02

Solana Defies Meme Slowdown, Still Outperforming Every Major Blockchain – Here’s How

bitcoinist12/17 23:02

Coinbase rolls out stock trading, prediction markets in ‘everything app’ push

Coinbase has expanded its services by launching stock trading and prediction markets as part of its strategy to become an "everything app." The crypto exchange announced the availability of stock and ETF trading in the U.S., with plans for 24/7 global access. Additionally, Coinbase partnered with Kalshi to introduce prediction markets, initially rolling out outside the U.S. The company also revealed plans to offer 24/7 perpetuals with high leverage early next year, allowing bets on both crypto and stocks. These moves align with Coinbase's broader rebranding effort earlier this year to include apps, social features, and chat functionalities.

cointelegraph12/17 22:55

Coinbase rolls out stock trading, prediction markets in ‘everything app’ push

cointelegraph12/17 22:55

Bitcoin’s failed breakout at $90K triggers fresh liquidations — here’s what the charts show

Bitcoin briefly surged toward $90,000 earlier today but faced strong resistance and quickly reversed. Liquidation heatmaps indicate the move was a liquidity grab rather than a sustainable breakout, targeting a dense cluster of short positions between $89.5K–$90.5K. Once those positions were liquidated, selling pressure pushed BTC back below $87,000. The chart structure shows significant long liquidation clusters below the current price around $84K–$82K and $80K–$78K, suggesting downward momentum may continue. The MACD indicator also reflects weakening bullish momentum. Key reasons for the rejection include liquidity exhaustion above $90K, overleveraged long positions below, and declining buying strength. If BTC breaks below $84K, it could accelerate toward the $82K–$80K liquidity zone. For any meaningful recovery, Bitcoin must reclaim $87.5K and sustain above $90K with renewed momentum.

ambcrypto12/17 22:40

Bitcoin’s failed breakout at $90K triggers fresh liquidations — here’s what the charts show

ambcrypto12/17 22:40

Coinbase gets nod from Indian regulators to acquire CoinDCX stake

The Competition Commission of India has approved Coinbase's acquisition of a minority stake in cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX. The approval, confirmed by Coinbase's chief legal officer Paul Grewal, deepens the partnership between the two platforms. Neither the regulatory notice nor Grewal disclosed the exact stake percentage. Earlier reports indicated Coinbase planned to invest with a post-money valuation of about $2.4 billion, while denying rumors of a full $1 billion acquisition. Separately, Coinbase is reportedly planning to reintroduce fiat on-ramps for Indian users in 2026, marking its return to the Indian market after halting services in 2023. India, with over 1.4 billion people, is considered a major crypto market with an estimated 100 million users.

cointelegraph12/17 22:05

Coinbase gets nod from Indian regulators to acquire CoinDCX stake

cointelegraph12/17 22:05

Crypto Traders Are No Longer Betting Big On XRP, What’s Going On?

XRP is experiencing a significant decline in speculative interest from crypto traders, as evidenced by key derivatives metrics. Data from CryptoQuant reveals that the Estimated Leverage Ratio for XRP on Binance has dropped to 0.187, its lowest level since November 2024, indicating traders are closing leveraged positions and reducing risk exposure. Similarly, Coinglass data shows a massive 68% collapse in Futures Open Interest, falling from $10.94 billion in July to approximately $3.47 billion. This sharp contraction signals a major withdrawal of speculative participation. While this de-risking phase lowers the threat of cascading liquidations, it also removes a primary source of bullish momentum for the cryptocurrency.

bitcoinist12/17 22:01

Crypto Traders Are No Longer Betting Big On XRP, What’s Going On?

bitcoinist12/17 22:01

FDIC clears U.S. banks to issue Dollar stablecoins under GENIUS Act

The FDIC has approved a new rule under the GENIUS Act, allowing U.S. banks to issue dollar-backed stablecoins. This marks a significant shift, integrating stablecoins into the regulated banking system. Banks must use dedicated subsidiaries to isolate digital asset risks and prove full backing of stablecoins with cash or U.S. Treasuries. Payment stablecoins are classified uniquely—usable for payments but not as legal tender or deposits. The FDIC must approve applications within strict deadlines (30 days for review, 120 for final decision), or they are automatically approved. This prevents regulatory delays. A 12-month safe harbor period aids transition. Meanwhile, Visa and Mastercard are expanding stablecoin payment capabilities. Stablecoins are evolving into a major global settlement layer, with $50 trillion in annual volume projected by 2030. The digital dollar era has effectively begun.

ambcrypto12/17 22:01

FDIC clears U.S. banks to issue Dollar stablecoins under GENIUS Act

ambcrypto12/17 22:01

Jito Foundation to return to US amid 'clearer rules' for digital assets

The Jito Foundation, a nonprofit supporting the Solana-based MEV infrastructure platform Jito, has decided to return to the United States, citing clearer regulatory rules for digital assets. The organization had previously moved operations overseas due to debanking and regulatory hostility during what industry figures call "Operation Chokepoint 2.0." Jito Labs CEO Lucas Bruder stated that banks and vendors refused to work with them, creating significant legal risks. Recent developments, including the passage of the GENIUS stablecoin bill and progress on a crypto market structure bill, influenced the decision to return. Despite a more favorable regulatory environment under the new SEC leadership, some crypto industry executives report that debanking practices continue.

cointelegraph12/17 21:51

Jito Foundation to return to US amid 'clearer rules' for digital assets

cointelegraph12/17 21:51

DWF Ventures Highlights Overall Crypto Market Movements of 2025

The crypto market in 2025 was marked by significant institutional adoption, regulatory progress, and infrastructure maturation. The year began with a pro-crypto shift from the Trump administration, including plans for a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and the launch of a Trump-themed memecoin that drove unprecedented liquidity. DeepSeek's R1 model disrupted AI and Web3, while Binance secured a historic $2 billion investment from UAE-backed MGX. Regulatory clarity improved with a new SEC chair and the dismissal of the Ripple case. Public companies increasingly held crypto on balance sheets, and on-chain competition intensified with new token launch platforms and Coinbase’s x402 protocol. Circle’s IPO and the passage of stablecoin legislation provided further legitimacy. The Fed’s rate cut boosted risk assets, and Robinhood advanced crypto integration. Q4 saw a historic $19 billion liquidation event triggered by macro tensions, but prediction markets and new L1 blockchains gained traction. Real-world assets (RWAs) and yield-bearing stablecoins grew significantly. Despite volatility, 2025 demonstrated crypto’s evolution toward mature financial infrastructure, with expanded institutional participation and growing on-chain activity.

TheNewsCrypto12/17 21:33

DWF Ventures Highlights Overall Crypto Market Movements of 2025

TheNewsCrypto12/17 21:33

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