Jonathan Gould

Erebor Bank Secures Conditional Federal Charter, Bridging Traditional and Crypto Banking

Erebor Bank receives a conditional federal charter approval from the OCC, marking the first new bank under Jonathan Gould's leadership. The bank aims to serve tech companies and crypto users, reflecting regulatory openness towards digital assets.

Crypto BankingSilicon Valley BankErebor BankDigital AssetsOCCCrypto RegulationFederal CharterJonathan Gould

Published at 2025-10-16 08:12:41

DeFi

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Can the Fusaka Hard Fork Reverse ETH Selling Pressure? Throughput, L2 Fees and Real Demand
Dissecting 21Shares’ Renewed Dogecoin ETF Push: Amendments, Market Reaction, and Institutional Prospects
Shibarium’s Zama Privacy Upgrade: What Fully Homomorphic Encryption Means for Memecoin Security

Bitcoin

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Is Bitcoin’s Break Above $93K the Start of a Run to $100K+? What Traders Should Watch
How Babylon’s Trustless Vaults Could Rewire Bitcoin DeFi Liquidity and Institutional Flows
How Fed Liquidity, ETFs, Strategy Inc. and Goldman Will Shape Bitcoin Into 2026

ETF

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What Grayscale’s Spot LINK ETF Means for Chainlink: Mechanics, Catalysts, Risks
XRP at a Crossroads: Exchange Outflows, CoinShares Retreat, AI $3 Bets and ETF Headwinds
Dogecoin Rebound and New DOGE ETFs: Why $2M Inflows Matter and How Traders Should Size Risk

Regulation

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Is Solana Becoming a Regulated L1? Cantor Fitzgerald, x402 & Kalshi Explained
Ripple’s Regulatory and Market Momentum: What MAS License, ETP Inflows, and European Listings Mean for XRP
Tether Solvency Debate Explained: Hayes’ Alarm, AI Probes, and What Investors Should Do

Solana

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Can Solana’s Adoption Momentum Translate into Durable Value? Product Wins, Cross‑Community Signals, and What to Watch
Solana ETF Cycle: CoinShares Pulls Staked‑SOL Filing, ETF Outflow, and the $170 Breakout Case
Solana's Q4 Battle: Resistance, ETF Outflows and Tokenized-Stock Security Risk