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Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has introduced new guidelines for crypto exchanges offering staking services.In an April 7 announcement, the SFC announced new guidelines for crypto exchanges offering staking services and locally authorized funds exposed to digital assets involved in staking. The announcement follows recent remarks from Christina Choi, the SFC's executive director of investment products, who said during a speech at the Hong Kong Web3 Festival: “The SFC is committed to supporting Hong Kong's Web3 journey.

Ripple (XRP) remains at the forefront of cryptocurrency discussions, as rising optimism about regulatory clarity and innovative payment solutions could propel its price to $10 in the coming weeks. Ripple's integration of its RLUSD stablecoin is bolstering its ecosystem, making XRP a favorite among both retail and institutional investors.

Malta regulator fines OKX $1.2M for AML failures from 2023, despite recent improvements and MiCA licensing, amid other regulatory challenges.

One of the biggest Cardano (ADA) contributors known for his work in the ecosystem, Sebastien Guillemot, recently revealed a significant donation made by his development crew, dcSpark. The donation, worth $460,000 ADA tokens, represents a $400,000 loan, alongside $60,000 in accumulated interest.

Hong Kong's SFC has authorized regulated crypto staking services with strict investor protections, positioning the city as a crypto-friendly hub against more restrictive regional competitors.

Bitcoin continues to experience turbulence as it hovers precariously near the $84,000 mark, leaving many investors seeking promising alternatives in the unpredictable crypto market. Amid this uncertainty, RUVI AI's $RUVI token presale is emerging as a beacon of opportunity, offering participants a unique chance to maximize their investments through its expertly designed VIP reward structure.

Bitcoin price plunges as recession fears and liquidations wipe out over $1.36B from the crypto market this weekend.

The global markets plummet as the tariff war escalates after Donald Trump's Liberation Day. The stock markets across the globe, including the US, Japan, China, Taiwan, the UK, and many more, have opened on a huge bearish note. While many refer to it as Black Monday, experts believe the bearish influence may settle soon.

Ethereum, Solana, and other major altcoins took a beating on Monday as the entire crypto market dropped more than 13%, following a big selloff in Asian markets, leading to more than $1 billion in liquidations.

Solana (SOL) fell sharply in the past 24 hours, dipping below the psychological $100 threshold as broader market uncertainty triggered heavy sell pressure. According to CryptoSlate data, SOL slid more than 15% during the reporting window, briefly touching $96 before recovering to around $101 at press time.

An unidentified cryptocurrency whale injected millions of dollars in emergency capital to avoid a potential liquidation of more than $300 million in Ether as markets slumped amid renewed macroeconomic pressure.The whale is reportedly close to liquidation on a 220,000 Ether (ETH) position on MakerDAO, a decentralized finance (DeFi) lending platform. To stave off liquidation, the investor deposited 10,000 ETH — worth more than $14.5 million — and 3.54 million Dai (DAI) to raise the position's liquidation price, blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain said in an April 7 post on X.

United States federal agencies are preparing to disclose their crypto holdings to the Treasury in accordance with a presidential executive order signed earlier this month.

Nearly 400,000 FTX users must complete KYC verification by June 1, 2025, or risk losing $2.5 billion in crypto repayments from the bankrupt exchange.

Pump.fun, a platform built on Solana SOL for launching meme coins, has started bringing back its livestream feature after taking it down in November 2024.

Dubai Land Department has commenced its foray into fractional ownership of real estate using tokenization.

Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Pepe, and Bonk all plunged after U.S. President Trump's tariff shock triggered a global selloff.

Amid the growing trend of real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, industry heavyweights like Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and XRP lawyer John Deaton weigh in on the matter. While commenting on the potential tokenization of RWAs, the XRP lawyer expressed his thoughts on Bitcoin and crypto.

As Bitcoin's hashrate hits an all-time high, U.S. miners grapple with shrinking profits on top of rising equipment costs due to Trump's tariffs.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $172.89 million in weekly outflows as prices dropped below $76,500, showing investors are retreating amid new trade tensions and market uncertainty.

Pump.fun reintroduced its livestreaming feature with new moderation safeguards after a five-month suspension.

Kremlin-backed social network VK will close its NFT platform this month, following a year of deepening losses and a planned $1.36 billion share issue to reduce debt.

A packed economic calendar lies ahead this week, which could further impact crypto markets that have already been battered by Trump's trade tariffs.

In a historic decision, the National High Court of Brazil decided that when funds are not available for seizure in the banking system, judges can directly send letters to cryptocurrency exchanges to investigate if debtors have crypto and seize it.

Bitcoin prices fell below $75,000 on Monday, April 7, the lowest since mid-March as investors reacted to US-China trade relations tensions escalating. The digital currency shed about 6% in 24 hours, CoinMarketCap data revealed, as part of a broader sell-off across both crypto and traditional markets.