State Street warns dollar could fall 10% if Fed cuts more than expected
Strategists at State Street, one of the world’s largest asset managers, say the US dollar’s worst run in nearly a decade could deepen if the...
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Nevada Moves to Bar Coinbase’s Prediction Markets Without State Gaming License
In brief The Nevada Gaming Control Board has filed a complaint seeking to stop Coinbase from offering event contracts on sports and elections. Board Chairman...
Nevada Court Temporarily Bars Polymarket From Offering Contracts In State
A Nevada state judge has temporarily blocked Polymarket from offering sports and event contracts to residents, handing state regulators an early win in a fast-moving...
South Dakota Lawmaker Takes Second Stab at Launching State Bitcoin Reserve
In brief Representative Logan Manhart submitted a bill to introduce Bitcoin holdings into the state’s investment funds this week. Manhart’s move comes nearly a year...
South Dakota Lawmaker Revives Bill to Allow State Bitcoin Investment
A South Dakota lawmaker has reintroduced legislation that would allow the state to invest a portion of its public funds in Bitcoin, reviving a proposal...
State Street Expands Into Tokenized Assets With New Product Suite
State Street is stepping deeper into tokenization, betting that the next wave of institutional finance will run on blockchain rails rather than back office plumbing....
West Virginia lawmaker introduces bill to allow state crypto investments
The legislation would allow the state‘s treasury to hold digital assets with a market capitalization of more than $750 billion, which applied only to Bitcoin...
Sygnum sees tokenization and state Bitcoin reserves taking off in 2026
US regulatory developments could unlock a new phase of blockchain adoption in 2026, including sovereign Bitcoin reserves and a broader shift by banks toward tokenized...
Florida Lawmakers Renew Push to Launch State Bitcoin Reserve
In brief A newly proposed bill in Florida would enact the creation of a strategic Bitcoin reserve, if passed. HB 1039 differs from previous attempts...