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Tether says Iran-linked stablecoin volumes are down 94 percent, and nobody has checked the figure
The numbers are the chief executive’s reply to a Senate Democratic report, and none comes with a baseline.
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BlackRock has filed for a third bitcoin ETF that promises downside protection, and has not said how much
The filing offers capped upside on IBIT with a cushion against losses, but no fee, buffer level or launch date.
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The CFTC says CME cannot show it was hurt by perpetual futures, and has quoted CME’s own earnings calls back at it
The agency wants the case dismissed on standing, while CME argues a contract with no end date is a swap, not a future.
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Microsoft has dropped a 23,000-chip Nscale data centre near London because the grid cannot power it until the 2030s
The grid operator says capacity may not exist until the early to mid 2030s, against a plan to be live in early 2027.
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Waymo is heading to Toronto, its first Canadian city, and has set no date for a single rider
Ontario has approved a pilot, and the plan starts with hand-driven mapping in the company’s most wintry market.
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Anthropic is putting 5 percent of its shares into a public benefit fund, and has not said who will run it
The pledge carries no dollar value, and the governance is promised for ‘the coming months’.
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Crypto.com and Novig have sued Missouri over sports contracts, while Kalshi, Polymarket and Robinhood have not
The cease-and-desist deadlines have arrived, and the appeals courts that would decide it disagree.
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JPMorgan is putting its deposit token on Ethereum, and has not said how much of it exists
The $7 billion daily figure the bank cites covers its whole Kinexys platform, not the token.
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Crypto lending vaults have passed $10 billion in deposits, and regulators are still asking whether the rules apply
Deposits have grown from about $4 billion in under two years, and the coverage reports no loss figures.
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Circle says $819 million of its $1.4 billion USDC revenue went to partners and costs, leaving about 7 cents on the dollar
The figures come from Circle’s own blog post, written to answer rivals who say issuers keep too much.