Digital asset markets declined this week as US Bitcoin and Ether ETFs recorded $1.22bn in combined weekly outflows, reversing part of the recent recovery in investment demand. Meanwhile, Securitize launched its first portfolio of tokenised US equities on Solana, Standard Chartered introduced custody for Ripple’s dollar stablecoin in Dubai, Samsung announced plans to integrate USDC into Samsung Wallet and Thailand finalised rules for domestic Bitcoin and Ether ETFs.

Digital asset markets showed renewed appetite for risk this week, with Bitcoin derivatives positioning becoming increasingly bullish. Meanwhile, the SEC cleared the way for triple-leveraged Bitcoin and Ether products, Stripe outlined a major expansion of its stablecoin-card business, an OKX and ICE joint venture advanced plans for round-the-clock tokenised US equity trading, and the FCA opened its authorisation gateway for the UK’s incoming crypto regime.

Digital asset markets saw a marked return of institutional capital this week, as US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their strongest weekly inflows in almost a year. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs and Franklin Templeton expanded the links between traditional investment products and digital-asset market infrastructure, Binance deepened its strategic relationship with Circle, and Strategy resumed larger-scale Bitcoin accumulation.

Digital asset markets rebounded strongly this week, with Bitcoin gaining more than 10% despite the Federal Reserve raising interest rates and the US Senate failing to advance the Clarity Act. Meanwhile, the ECB moved towards investing directly in tokenised securities, the SEC opened a temporary pathway for onchain trading of listed US stocks, and Google and Apple recruited for expertise around stablecoin and tokenisation infrastructure.

Digital assets held relatively steady this week as US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted nearly $1 billion of inflows, extending the recent recovery in investor demand. Meanwhile, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs were among 21 institutions that backed a new stablecoin venture, Standard Chartered expanded institutional crypto trading in UAE and Bitwise pushed further into onchain credit.

Digital assets held relatively steady this week as US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted nearly $1 billion of inflows, extending the recent recovery in investor demand. Meanwhile, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs were among 21 institutions that backed a new stablecoin venture, Standard Chartered expanded institutional crypto trading in UAE and Bitwise pushed further into onchain credit.