Grayscale has launched the Grayscale Sui Trust (GSUI), offering regulated exposure to the Sui Layer 1 network. The move opens institutional and retail channels to a high-throughput blockchain as demand for fast infrastructure grows.
Fidelity and Canary Capital have launched regulated, staking-enabled Solana ETFs that give investors direct exposure to SOL plus on-chain rewards. The move widens institutional access and highlights growing demand for yield-bearing crypto products.
SGX Derivatives will introduce exchange-cleared bitcoin (BTC) and ethereum (ETH) perpetual futures on November 24, 2025, providing continuous, no-expiry exposure in a regulated venue. The products are aimed at institutional, accredited and expert investors.
Chainlink’s LINK rose 4.17% on Tuesday to just under $14, slicing through several resistance levels as a broader crypto rebound lifted infrastructure tokens. The move coincides with renewed institutional interest in oracle services that feed DeFi and smart contracts.
NYSE Arca has issued an approval letter for Fidelity’s Solana Fund, clearing the way for the fund to be listed and potentially begin trading within days. The development is seen as positive for crypto, signaling growing institutional acceptance and easier access to SOL for investors.
The Czech National Bank bought $1 million in Bitcoin as a pilot move to explore reserve diversification, CNB Governor Aleš Michl said. The purchase is small in size but notable for signaling institutional interest in crypto as a reserve asset.
Securitize announced that BlackRock's $2.5 billion Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) is expanding to Binance and the BNB Chain. The move signals growing institutional interest in tokenized liquidity on major exchanges.
Bitcoin dipped toward $95,000 on Nov. 14 after an internal strategy transfer at a crypto firm prompted online speculation of a possible $1 billion sell-off. Market participants flagged the move as a potential source of near-term selling pressure.
Canary's new XRP ETF (XRPC) pulled in $245 million of inflows on day one while cash trading volume stayed under $60 million, driven by large in‑kind creations. The launch points to institutional demand routed through authorized participants rather than secondary‑market buying.
Spot bitcoin ETFs saw $869 million in outflows on Thursday, the second-largest single-day exit on record, as BTC dipped below $97,000 amid a wider crypto sell-off. The move underscores heightened investor caution and short-term liquidity pressure in the market.