Ledger, the leading hardware wallet manufacturer, is reportedly planning a $4 billion IPO in the U.S., following BitGo’s successful listing. This move reflects the renewed investor appetite in the crypto space and could further legitimize the industry.
The American Bankers Association has made stopping stablecoin yields its top priority for 2026, as Congress prepares to pass crypto market structure legislation.
BitGo Holdings has priced its initial public offering, marking a significant milestone for the crypto industry as one of the first digital asset infrastructure firms to go public in 2026. This event underscores the growing acceptance and integration of crypto firms into traditional financial markets.
The White House Crypto Council Director emphasizes the need for market rules in the crypto industry, as the community debates whether to accept imperfect legislation now or risk stricter regulations later.
The US President’s call for tech firms to cover their data center power costs could lead to significant changes in the tech and crypto industries, emphasizing sustainability and potentially affecting operational costs and public perception.
The Senate has delayed a crucial vote on crypto market structure legislation, citing unresolved policy issues surrounding stablecoin yield.
The US Senate has delayed the Digital Asset Market Structure CLARITY Act due to a lack of votes, raising doubts about the passage of long-awaited crypto rules in 2026.
Ripple’s senior executive predicts 2026 to be a game-changer for the crypto industry, citing expected regulatory clarity and increased blockchain adoption.
President Trump’s decision not to pardon Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of FTX, underscores the U.S. government’s commitment to holding individuals accountable for financial crimes.
The CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, requires bipartisan support to pass, with analyst Alex Thorn believing it unlikely to come up for a second vote in 2026 if it fails.