Derivative

Hyperliquid Strategies is taking a major step to strengthen its presence in the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem. The firm plans to raise up to $1 billion to expand its holdings of the Hyperliquid (HYPE) token, which powers the world’s largest decentralized derivatives platform.

Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, is advancing its European expansion. Bybit EU Group took this next step with the formal application submission for a license under the Austrian implementation act of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) through one of its Austrian entities, Bybit X GmbH.

Trump, crypto and millions at stake: WLFI unlocks its tokens, promises of a jackpot or a new speculative prank? Investors oscillate between euphoria and suspicion.

Hyperliquid’s rapid growth in decentralized derivatives is turning heads as its trading activity edges closer to rival Binance.

While Bitcoin is napping above 100,000 dollars, Ethereum is filling the coffers. Funds are pouring in, ETFs are buzzing: who said that crypto is running out of steam?

While Wall Street is emptying its pockets, Bitcoin is puffing its chest, flirting with the peaks and attracting billions — crypto is becoming the new refuge for capricious capital.

At $100,000, Bitcoin becomes the boss of the derivatives markets, where institutions and traders dance a tight tango.

Bitcoin is making another roller coaster move, climbing to $69,000 before taking off for a new financial twist.

Vanguard on the crypto touch: "We do not copy BlackRock, nor their Bitcoin ETFs." There, it's said!