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- Blockrise, a Netherlands-based Bitcoin-only startup, secured a EU MiCA regulatory license to offer custody, trading, and asset management services across Europe. - The MiCA-compliant platform provides Bitcoin-backed corporate loans (€20,000+ at 8%) using a semi-custodial wallet model with hardware-secured keys. - Blockrise raised €2 million in seed funding and pioneered EU-wide compliance, enabling standardized crypto services across 27 member states without fragmented regulations. - The milestone highli
- Institutional adoption drives crypto's evolution from speculative retail asset to tradable macro asset, with JPMorgan highlighting growing liquidity and reduced volatility. - Innovations like Binance Prestige and depositary receipts (DRs) bridge traditional finance and crypto, enabling institutional-grade custody and familiar securities integration. - JPMorgan forecasts Bitcoin at $240,000 long-term but warns of liquidity risks and recent cyberattacks exposing sector vulnerabilities. - Regulatory clarity
- Bitcoin surged above $88,000 in Nov 2025 after a 36% drop, driven by Fed policy shifts and institutional interest amid ETF outflows and security risks. - Fed's dovish pivot and new altcoin ETFs like Bitwise Dogecoin attracted $115M in inflows, contrasting Bitcoin's underperformance versus the Nasdaq. - Whale investors (100–1,000 BTC) accumulated strategically, mirroring 2019/2020 patterns, while ETF redemptions and security breaches caused volatility. - Analysts highlighted three key variables: Fed's Dec
- Blockrise, a Dutch Bitcoin-focused firm, launched €20,000 loans after securing a MiCA license from the AFM, enabling EU-wide crypto custody and trading services. - The loan service allows businesses to collateralize Bitcoin at 8% interest while retaining ownership, leveraging a semi-custodial security model with joint transaction authorization. - With €100M in client assets and a €15M Series A funding round, Blockrise aims to expand EU operations, positioning itself as a compliance-driven Bitcoin finance
- 2025/11/26 23:58A certain whale spent 12.82 million DAI to buy 4,234 ETH again.According to Jinse Finance, Onchain Lens monitoring shows that a certain whale address further spent 12.82 million DAI to purchase 4,234 ETH. So far, this whale has spent a total of 16.08 million DAI, buying 5,343 ETH at an average price of $3,010, and currently still holds 55 million DAI.
- 2025/11/26 23:58SIO Fund under BlackRock increases its holdings of IBIT to 2.39 million shares, with a quarterly growth of approximately 14%According to Jinse Finance, SEC filings show that BlackRock's Strategic Income Opportunities held 2,397,423 shares of IBIT as of September 30, valued at approximately $155.8 million at that time, representing an increase of about 14% compared to the 2,096,447 shares reported in June.
- 2025/11/26 23:56Securitize obtains EU DLT pilot license and will deploy a regulated tokenization system on AvalancheChainCatcher news, Securitize has obtained authorization under the EU DLT Pilot Regime, allowing it to operate a regulated tokenized trading and settlement system in the European Union, making it an institution with compliant tokenization infrastructure in both the United States and the EU. This license, issued by the Spanish CNMV, enables Securitize to issue, trade, and settle tokenized securities at the market infrastructure level, and to connect with its brokerage, digital transfer agent, and alternative trading system businesses in the United States. Securitize will deploy its European system on Avalanche, with the first issuance expected in early 2026.