CryptoHiiv
CryptoHiiv covers the institutional side of digital assets and blockchain finance, including regulation, capital flows, stablecoins, tokenization, and financial infrastructure. Its reporting follows how banks, governments, asset managers, and technology companies are influencing the development and adoption of on-chain markets.
Latest articles
- The Buyers Left Last Week. This Week Names the Replacements.
- The Steady Buyers Stepped Back. Ether Paid the Most.
- Humana Got Paid for 2028 | Diesel Slid as Crude Held | Households Expect More Inflation | An AI Chip Loan Asks 11%
- Bitcoin Rose 1%. Coinbase Rose 5%, Circle 6% and Securitize 8%, and Strategy's Preferred Is Back Near $100.
- New York Secured Up to $35 Million From Celsius' Alex Mashinsky. He Pays Only if He Misses Two Conditions.
- El Salvador's Bitcoin Wallet Is Now Majority-Owned by a U.S. Fintech. Its Pitch Is Free Remittances, Not Bitcoin.
- Ledger Halted an Authorized Reseller After Buyers in Southeast Asia Lost Funds. On-Chain Investigators Put the Losses Above $86 Million.
- SpaceX Signed for Airwaves, Carriers Slid | Musalem Set a Clock | Hormuz Got Two Counts | Ether Took the Flush
- A Senate Democrat Wants Cantor Fitzgerald's Tether Records by Oct 23, 2026. His Letter Says Cantor's Stake Rose From $600 Million to About $10 Billion.
- Thailand Opens Its Stock Exchange to Bitcoin and Ether ETFs From Oct 16, 2026, and Shuts the Side Door to Foreign Ones
- Crypto ETFs Have Lost Nearly $1 Billion in Six October Sessions. On Thursday, One Fund in Each Asset Did Most of the Selling.
- Ether Bets Were Liquidated at About Six Times Bitcoin's Rate in a $1.2 Billion Flush. Prices Have Since Recovered.
- Chips Felt OpenAI's Smaller Number | Oil Kept Most of Its Jump | The Long Bond Cleared at 5.6% | Bitcoin Broke $81,000
- Securitize Put Apple, Nvidia and Tesla on Solana for U.S. Investors. Token Holders Do Not Become Shareholders.
- A U.S. Government Wallet Moved About $1 Billion of Bitfinex Bitcoin. This Time It Did Not Go to an Exchange.
- Europe's Securities Regulator Told Crypto Firms to Stop Serving Unauthorized Stablecoins. It Did Not Name Tether.
- Bitcoin Kept Falling After the Iran Pledge and as Treasury Yields Eased. It Now Sits on Its 50-Day Average.
- Oil Jumps Toward $105 | A Broker Fell Nearly a Fifth | PepsiCo Trims Its Outlook | Bitcoin Slips Below Its October Low
- Kyrgyzstan Winds Down Gold-Backed USDKG After U.K. Sanctions
- U.S. Moves $470 Million in Seized Crypto; No Sale Confirmed
- Coinbase Completes Deribit Integration as U.S. Access Awaits
- Samsung Wallet Adds USDC Across 82 Million Compatible Devices
- Bitcoin ETF Outflows Erase October’s Early Inflows
- The 10-Year Found Buyers | Small Caps Near a Correction | Bitcoin Sets an October Low | Ether's Big Buyer Sets a Cap
- Hyperliquid's Team Said It Sold $330 Million of Tokens to One Buyer. On-Chain, Half of Them Went to Five Wallets.
- Moody's Rated a Stablecoin Protocol for the First Time. It Gave Sky a B3, Six Notches Below Investment Grade.
- Kazakhstan's Central Bank Signed With Tether to Design a Tenge Stablecoin Pilot. No Launch Has Been Decided.
- Ether's Steadiest Buyer Has Set a Finish Line. BitMine Says It Will Stop at 5% of Supply, About 100,000 Tokens Away.
- Bitcoin Hit Its Lowest Level of October as Yields Climbed. Strategy Fell About 2.4 Times as Far.
- Cardano Launches Compliance Tools for Issuer Tokens, Excluding ADA