Blockchain.com confidentially files for US IPO as crypto firms continue public market push
Blockchain.com has confidentially filed for a US IPO, marking another major crypto firm seeking public listing status. The move follows similar filings from Circle, Gemini, and BitGo, signaling continued institutional ambition despite regulatory uncertainties. For Indian investors tracking global crypto adoption, this validates sector maturation and potential mainstream legitimacy, though regulatory clarity remains crucial before material impact.
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U.S. Lawmaker Unveils Bill to Codify Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, Draws Bipartisan Support
Rep. Nick Begich introduced the American Reserve Modernization Act, legislation to permanently establish a U.S. strategic bitcoin reserve with bipartisan support. The bill authorizes Treasury to acquire up to 1 million BTC over five years, with holdings locked for minimum 20 years. The U.S. government already holds 328,372 BTC from seizures. This signals accelerating crypto-friendly policy momentum in Washington.
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U.S. CFTC secures deal with National Hockey League on prediction market safeguards
The U.S. CFTC secured a memorandum of understanding with the National Hockey League to oversee prediction market betting on hockey games, following a similar deal with Major League Baseball. The agreement aims to combat insider trading, fraud, and match-fixing threats. Prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket have become NHL's official partners, raising regulatory concerns as the sector grows rapidly.