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Dimon torches Coinbase's CEO and vows to fight CLARITY
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon used a fireside chat at the Reagan National Economic Forum to publicly attack Coinbase's Brian Armstrong, vowing to fight the CLARITY Act over stablecoin yield rules he says give crypto firms an unfair edge over banks.
The SEC chair is betting on CLARITY, the odds aren't as sure
SEC Chair Paul Atkins says he expects the CLARITY Act to pass and reach President Trump's desk, but the bill still faces a 60-vote Senate hurdle and inter-chamber reconciliation before becoming law.
A Solana treasury is about to land in the Russell indexes
Forward Industries, the largest corporate holder of Solana, is set to join the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 on June 29, alongside Ethereum treasury firms SharpLink, BitMine, and Galaxy Digital, marking a broad push by crypto treasury companies into major US equity benchmarks.
Canton tops every chain on daily revenue
Canton Network's $CC led DefiLlama's blockchain revenue rankings with $2.03 million in 24-hour revenue, outpacing Tron, Ethereum, Base, and Solana. Over 30 days, Canton recorded $63.2 million against Tron's $31.7 million.
XRPL's institutional-DEFI numbers climbed hard in Q1
Messari's State of XRP Q1 2026 report shows real-world assets on the XRP Ledger jumped 124% to $2.25 billion, Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin grew 45%, and average daily transactions rose 35% as institutional adoption accelerates.
Santiment says Bitcoin's ETF bleed is a buy signal, not a warning
Blockchain analytics firm Santiment argues that Bitcoin's $4 billion-plus in ETF outflows since May 7 reflect retail fear rather than smart money, and that history shows these moments tend to precede recoveries rather than deeper slides.
OKX and a Korean broker take a $106M slice of Coinone
OKX Ventures and Korea Investment & Securities are each investing $53 million for a 19.6% stake in South Korean crypto exchange Coinone, part of a broader wave of institutional capital flowing into Korea's regulated digital asset market.
Korea moves on the trading bots quietly draining its order books
South Korea's exchange alliance DAXA is forcing member platforms to revoke API keys suspected of being shared or lent out, targeting automated spoofing that fakes demand and manipulates crypto prices.
Sui ships the real fix after a patch caused a second stall
Sui Network's mainnet is back online after two halts in two days, both traced to a gas-charging bug in the 1.72 release. Validators have deployed a permanent fix, though SUI fell as much as 8% on the disruption.
Four altcoins outrun a sluggish market today
Injective, Hyperliquid, Algorand, and NEAR each gained over 10% on the day while Bitcoin drifted and broader altcoin action stayed flat. Each move has a distinct catalyst.
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