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The Blaffer Art Museum, an institution run by the University of Houston, is experiencing a period of tumult following the appointment of Laura Augusta as director and chief curator in 2024, according to a report published Texas art magazine Glasstire on Wednesday. The report stated that the museum fired Erika Mei Chua Holum, who was previously the institution’s associate curator. Artist Ja’Tovia Gary has called off a show at the museum, and Kenneth Tam also told Glasstire that his Blaffer exhibition had been “canceled.” The fate of at least one other show, by Thania Peterson, also appears to hang in…

Key Takeaways:The U.S. SEC has approved the Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF under new generic listing rules.The ETF basket now includes XRP, Solana (SOL), and Stellar (XLM), alongside Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).Faster approvals under new SEC rules could trigger a surge of crypto ETF launches in late 2025.The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has cleared the Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF, a milestone that expands regulated exposure beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum to include altcoins XRP, Solana, and Stellar. The decision follows the SEC’s adoption of streamlined listing standards designed to accelerate approvals.Read More: SEC Chairman Declares…

REX-Osprey unveiled ESK, a fund that pairs Ethereum holdings with staking payouts. The product stands as the first U.S. ETF of its kind, designed to bring blockchain-native yields into the traditional investment framework. Summary REX-Osprey launched ESK, the first U.S. ETF combining Ethereum exposure with staking rewards. The fund operates under the Investment Company Act of 1940, offering strict regulatory oversight. Every staking reward flows directly to investors, distinguishing it from fee-based crypto products. According to a press release dated Sept. 25, the collaboration between REX Shares and Osprey Funds has launched the ESK ETF, which will provide investors with…

PayPal and decentralized finance platform Spark have teamed up to grow liquidity for PYUSD$0.9994 onchain, aiming to scale deposits from $100 million today to $1 billion in the weeks ahead.PYUSD, issued by Paxos and pegged to the U.S. dollar, was recently onboarded to SparkLend, Spark’s lending marketplace. The integration gives users the ability to supply and borrow PYUSD, with liquidity supported by Spark’s $8 billion stablecoin reserve pool. This approach contrasts with traditional liquidity programs that rely on expensive market-maker incentives, instead offering predictable depth at set borrowing costs.“Predictable access to deep liquidity is what allows stablecoins like PYUSD to…

Key takeaways JASMY price predictions anticipate a high of $0.022202 by the end of 2025. In 2028, JASMY will range between $0.051806 and $0.059207, with an average price of $0.055506. In 2031, JASMY will range between $0.08881 and $0.096211, with an average price of $0.09251. JASMY aims to use the Internet of Things (IoT) platforms created to store data in a decentralized format. JasmyCoin (JASMY-USD) has quickly gained momentum in 2025, attracting significant interest from investors. Developed by former Sony executives, JasmyCoin offers a unique proposition allowing users to monetize their data. This innovative approach has resonated with investors seeking…

The False GatekeepersCryptocurrency was designed to bypass middlemen. Yet in 2025, exchanges have become the new gatekeepers — controlling which coins get liquidity, volume, and visibility. Their bias is obvious: they list heavily pre-mined projects, ICO tokens, and centralized Proof-of-Stake schemes because those projects pay listing fees, funnel insider supply, and reward the exchange with control.In doing so, exchanges betray the original ethos of Bitcoin — neutral, permissionless, commodity-like money secured only by work.The Lost Commodity AdvantageThe greatest legal advantage in crypto today is being a commodity-class asset. Bitcoin already holds that status, and Litecoin ETFs validated the same lineage.…

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Ethereum has now entered what looks to be another bearish phase after failing to reclaim a critical level. With all of the technicals pointing toward further downside, it now puts the Ethereum price at risk of crashing back below $4,000, a level which was hard-won by the bulls over the last few months. Most of this has to do with one seemingly simple formation, and that is a Head and Shoulders pattern that shows a downtrend after the pattern is complete. What This Head And Shoulders Pattern…

Bitcoin is trading near $111,600, under pressure after a 1.38% decline in the past 24 hours. Despite the short-term weakness, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong believes Bitcoin (BTC) could reach $1 million by 2030.In a post on X, he cited three main drivers: regulatory clarity, government adoption, and a wave of institutional investment still waiting on the sidelines. I think Bitcoin could reach $1M by ~2030 based on current conditions and progress.Think long-term. pic.twitter.com/6MKqrjojAP— Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong) September 24, 2025 Armstrong highlighted progress in Washington, where lawmakers are debating new legislation such as the GENIUS Act for stablecoins. These bills could…

Opinion by: Daniil and David Liberman, creators of GonkaBitcoin taught us something important about building infrastructure: When you reward efficiency, you get incredible innovation.Fifteen years ago, Bitcoin mining ran on the same graphics cards gamers use. The network was slow, and the hashrate was low. But Bitcoin’s proof-of-work (PoW) system rewards miners who can process blocks most efficiently.This created a race to build better hardware. Today, Bitcoin runs on machines (called ASICs) that are literally hundreds of thousands of times more efficient than the best Nvidia graphics cards. Not 10% better, 100,000 times better. That’s what happens when you reward…

Mechanism Capital co-founder Andrew Kang escalated his critique of Tom Lee’s latest Ethereum investment case with an unusually blunt tirade on X, interlacing his rebuttal with a series of sharply worded assertions and data-driven claims. “Tom Lee’s ETH thesis is one of the most retarded combinations of financially illiterate arguments I’ve seen from a well known analyst in a while,” Kang wrote, before listing five pillars he says underpin Lee’s view: “(1) Stablecoin & RWA adoption; (2) Digital oil comparison; (3) Institutions will buy and stake ETH; (4) ETH will be equal to all financial infrastructure companies; (5) Technical analysis.”…