TREE NEWS reports: Aave has launched early access to its iOS mobile app, allowing users to interact with the protocol on the go. Android and web users will have to wait for a broader rollout.
TREE NEWS reports: Aave has launched early access for its savings app on iOS, allowing users to deposit via bank or stablecoins, while Android and web versions remain waitlisted. The app plans to add swaps and foreign exchange features in 2026, as outlined in a July proposal.
TREE NEWS update: A coalition of 39 state banking associations has formed the BankChain Alliance to launch a blockchain network by 2027. The industry-owned network will support tokenized deposits, stablecoins, smart payments, and automated settlement, though a technology partner is still being selected.
TREE NEWS update: Ethereum’s native token, ETH, has surpassed the $2,500 mark, indicating renewed bullish momentum in the crypto market. This price movement reflects growing investor confidence and increased trading activity.
TREE NEWS reports: Nvidia’s CFO announced the introduction of a revenue sharing mechanism, which could impact its partnerships and financial reporting. The move is likely aimed at aligning incentives with clients and partners in the AI and crypto sectors.
TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin ETFs have seen continued inflows after last week’s massive run, with billions of dollars pouring in over recent days. The sustainability of this trend remains uncertain as the rally persists.
TREE NEWS update: A blockchain data monitor detected a transfer of 200 million USDT into Binance. The transaction may signal upcoming market movements or large-scale trading activity on the exchange.
TREE NEWS reports: The US government has transferred a portion of the Bitcoin it seized from Alameda Research three years ago. This move is part of the ongoing handling of assets from the FTX-related case, potentially signaling a future sale or redistribution.
TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin’s recent surge is encountering its first major resistance as traders scrutinize various catalysts. The article outlines factors that could influence Bitcoin’s next price movement, highlighting both bullish and bearish scenarios.
TREE NEWS update: Core Lightning, a Lightning Network implementation, has alerted node operators about an offline issue, but no fix has been released yet. The warning highlights potential operational risks for nodes running the software.
TREE NEWS reports: Better and Coinbase have launched a crypto-backed mortgage product allowing US homebuyers to pledge Bitcoin as collateral for a down payment, avoiding the need to sell their holdings. This integration bridges traditional real estate financing with crypto assets, offering a novel liquidity solution for Bitcoin holders.
TREE NEWS update: The Core Lightning (CLN) team has advised node operators to run their nodes offline until they upgrade, but the fixed binaries are not yet available and details of the fixes are under a two-week embargo. This urgent advisory suggests a critical vulnerability, though specifics remain undisclosed.
TREE NEWS reports: Galaxy has introduced crypto-asset-backed credit lines for retail customers, allowing them to borrow against their digital assets. This move expands Galaxy’s lending services beyond institutional clients, aiming to provide liquidity without requiring asset sales.
TREE NEWS update: BTC Sessions reports that tens of millions of dollars in Bitcoin were moved to secure storage following the disclosure of a Coldcard vulnerability. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns in the crypto space, prompting users to take precautionary measures.
TREE NEWS update: Galaxy Digital’s GalaxyOne clients can now borrow cash against Bitcoin, Ethereum, and staked Solana at an 8.99% APR without selling their assets. This move expands retail access to crypto-backed lending, bridging traditional finance with digital assets.
TREE NEWS update: VanEck’s head of research stated that Bitcoin could perform well under a Democratic administration, contrary to market expectations. The comment suggests that crypto’s growth may not hinge solely on Republican policies, offering a nuanced view of regulatory impacts.
TREE NEWS update: VanEck’s Matthew Sigel argues that Bitcoin does not require a Republican president to perform well, countering the ‘Trump bump’ narrative. He suggests that Bitcoin’s fundamentals are robust regardless of the political landscape.
TREE NEWS reports: Chainalysis estimates that $457 billion in potential taxable crypto activity occurred in the US, highlighting the growing tax implications of digital assets. The figure underscores the need for clearer crypto tax regulations and reporting mechanisms.
TREE NEWS update: Revolut has started rolling out its EURR stablecoin to selected customers in three countries, using Bridge as the issuing platform. Bridge reports €374 outstanding, compared with Circle’s EURC at €394.5 million, indicating a modest start for the new euro-pegged token.
TREE NEWS reports: The SEC’s proposed rewrite of crypto custody rules for advisers and investment companies has moved to the White House for review, following the withdrawal of a 2023 proposal. The new rule aims to clarify digital-asset custody requirements, marking a significant step in regulatory clarity for the industry.
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