JPMorgan is making another meaningful move into crypto – this time with one of Wall Street’s most traditional products.

The NYT reports that over 60% of crypto cases were dropped or softened during Trump’s second term, suggesting preferential treatment for the crypto sector, though some argue this was a necessary correction of prior regulations.

“As wXRP expands across Solana and Ethereum, some investors are exploring platforms such as SolStaking as part of broader income-oriented strategies.”

The US SEC is seeking public feedback on a Nasdaq proposal to list tokenized stocks, potentially allowing blockchain shares to trade like traditional stocks with faster, cheaper settlements, as seen in Galaxy Digital's tokenization of its stock on Solana.

Experts in cryptocurrency caution against the panic surrounding quantum computers potentially threatening Bitcoin, asserting that claims of immediate destruction overlook the realities of the network's mechanisms and the current limitations of quantum technology.

Bitcoin's price is expected to drop below $70K due to the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike on December 19, historically linked to declines between 23% and 31%. Currently, Bitcoin is near $90K, reflecting a 30% decrease from its peak as market sentiment worsens.

The UK aims to regulate cryptocurrency under FCA oversight by 2027, focusing on enhancing consumer protection, reducing scams, and maintaining its status as a global crypto hub. New rules will cover exchanges, wallets, and stablecoins, promoting innovation and growth.

The essay discusses the evolution of social media, highlighting user dissatisfaction with centralized platforms like Facebook and TikTok. It suggests that DeSoc could offer a new model for online interaction, promoting user control and fair compensation.

In a recent interview, popular crypto analyst ElliotTrades shared his views on how investors should think about building a crypto portfolio today, with a long-term view toward 2026

XRP's price remains stagnant despite strong investor interest in XRP exchange traded funds, leaving many puzzled amid increasing headlines about institutional demand and ETF inflows.

Bitcoin price continues to move sideways after a quiet weekend, showing little momentum in either direction. Saturday saw very low activity, and early Sunday trading has not brought any major change.

Interest in XRP ETFs is rising following the approval of the 21Shares XRP ETF by Cboe, enhancing the options for investors seeking exposure to the token.

LINK price is under pressure despite falling exchange balances indicating accumulation. ETF inflows are low, constraining institutional demand, while the technical outlook weakens as LINK approaches a critical trendline.

Singapore Gulf Bank has unveiled a zero-fee stablecoin minting service on Solana, allowing conversions of USDC and USDT. With over $7 billion processed, the bank demonstrates strong global enterprise demand.

VivoPower International is launching a $300 million investment fund focused on Ripple's equity for institutional investors, particularly in South Korea, indicating increased interest in Ripple beyond XRP trading.

The week was crucial for crypto as regulators took action, causing market caution. Despite expectations of a Fed rate cut, prices remained steady, influenced by U.S. policy changes and global interest rate shifts affecting investor sentiment.

The RBI Deputy Governor asserts that Bitcoin holds no real value and is driven by speculation, likening its price surge to the tulip mania bubble. Despite these warnings, India surpasses 100 million crypto users amid strict tax regulations.

The Federal Reserve's recent rate cut temporarily boosted market sentiment, but projections of inflation remaining high until 2028 led to significant pullbacks in major altcoins.