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[PRESS RELEASE – Zug, Switzerland, June 23rd, 2026] The Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority has granted Bitcoin Suisse (Europe) AG a license as a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) under MiCAR. The European entity of Bitcoin Suisse can now serve clients across selected EEA markets, with Roman Przibylla

The total crypto market capitalization slipped to nearly $2.2 trillion.

Ripple gets a preliminary CASP license from Luxembourg's CSSF, enabling full MiCA compliance across all 30 EEA countries.

Global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are on track to reach $4 trillion in 2026, the strongest year since 2021, as multibillion-dollar megadeals tied to artificial intelligence (AI) reshape the market, according to PwC. However, deal volumes are falling, with value concentrated in megadeals while the broader

Bitget Wallet is giving more crypto assets a path into everyday payments as the self-custodial wallet expands support beyond major stablecoins and blue-chip tokens. The update allows users to fund Bitget Wallet Card balances and make QR payments across more than 50 markets using supported onchain assets, including

Ripple says it has secured preliminary Crypto Asset Service Provider approval in Luxembourg, giving the company another regulatory foothold as Europe’s MiC

OpenAI debuted its ChatGPT ad pitch at Cannes Lions, but top executives and users are pushing back hard.

A sweeping U.S. housing package has become a fresh flashpoint for crypto policy after the Senate-backed version included language blocking the Federal Rese

The Vault has partnered with Hinkal to bring private stablecoin transactions into its institutional custody platform, as public blockchain transparency becomes a growing problem for companies moving money on-chain. The integration, announced on June 18, will let The Vault clients deposit, send, and withdraw

Sakana AI has launched Fugu, a multi-agent orchestration system, with its flagship Fugu Ultra claiming to match the performance of Anthropic’s export-restricted Fable and Mythos models. The Tokyo-based startup positions Fugu as a hedge against vendor lock-in, arguing that orchestrating a pool of swappable models lets