World Cup 2026 golden boot race heats up as crypto markets ride the wave

The post Vanguard Digital Assets Lead New Strategy Shift appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. For years, Vanguard was the firm that wouldn’t budge on crypto — the giant that blocked customers from buying spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs while rivals raced to launch their own. Now, the Vanguard digital assets story is moving in a very different direction. Key takeaways Vanguard is actively searching for a head of digital assets to build and lead its strategy on tokenization, stablecoins, blockchain infrastructure, and client-facing products. The new executive will develop a multi-year digital asset roadmap and represent Vanguard in regulatory and industry discussions. As recently as August 2024, CEO Salim Ramji stated Vanguard would not launch crypto ETFs, calling it a matter of not copying competitors. In December 2025, Vanguard quietly reversed course on access, allowing brokerage clients to trade crypto ETFs and mutual funds on its platform. Vanguard manages approximately $12.5 trillion i

Strike's new loan model could stabilize crypto markets by reducing forced liquidations, potentially preventing future financial crises. The post Strike launches protected bitcoin-backed loans to prevent liquidation appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Nvidia's pivotal role in AI and crypto markets underscores its influence on tech investment trends, despite stock fluctuations and competition. The post Cramer says everything still revolves around Nvidia despite stock lag appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The asset manager is hiring a head of digital assets to lead its strategy for tokenization, stablecoins, blockchain infrastructure and client-facing products.

The post ‘Semi-Shock’: Bloomberg Analyst Stunned by Vanguard’s Crypto Move appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Vanguard, the $10 trillion asset management behemoth, has shocked some analysts with its most cryptocurrency-related move.  According to a new executive job posting, the traditionally conservative firm is seeking its first-ever Head of Digital Assets for Personal Wealth.  The revelation caught the attention of prominent industry observers, including Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas. The latter claims that he experienced “semi-shock” after reading the news since he thought that the financial titan would stop with simply allowing cryptocurrency ETFs on its platform.  Ripple Exec: Washington Can’t Ignore Crypto Dogecoin (DOGE) Uptrend Attempt Is Fuelless, XRP Paints Severe RSI Divergence, Bitcoin (BTC) Recovery Rally Is Premature: Crypto Market Review The successful candidate will be responsible for developing a “multi-year digital assets roadmap” for the massive asse

Blockchain sports platforms are reshaping fan engagement and investment, highlighting the evolving intersection of sports and digital assets. The post World Cup 2026 spotlight lands on blockchain sports platforms as Colombia advances appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Ctrl Wallet Sets Aug. 3 Deadline for Asset Migration appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ctrl Wallet will end core services on August 3 and switch to recovery phrase export only. Users must export recovery phrases or move assets before August 3 to retain access. Ctrl Wallet warns users to ignore fake migration token refunds and airdrop scams. Ctrl Wallet users have less than a month to secure access to their digital assets after the company confirmed that the wallet will permanently discontinue its core services. Under the announced timeline, the application will continue operating normally until August 2, 2026, before switching to an export-only mode on August 3. Users who rely on the mobile application or browser extension must either transfer their assets to another wallet or exchange or export their recovery phrase before the shutdown date. The announcement also outlines the staged removal of the wallet from app stores and warns users against fraudulent migration or airdr

The post Kenya Crypto Regulation Advances with Blockchain Surveillance appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority is moving to acquire a blockchain surveillance system — a step that signals just how seriously the country’s regulators are taking their new crypto framework. With more than six million Kenyans already using digital assets and roughly $19 billion in crypto flowing into the country between July 2024 and June 2025, the pressure to build real enforcement infrastructure is no longer theoretical. Kenya crypto regulation has entered a new, more operational phase. Key takeaways Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority is seeking to purchase a blockchain surveillance tool to monitor virtual asset activity and enforce its new regulatory framework. The Virtual Assets Service Providers Act, signed by President William Ruto in October, gives Kenya its first comprehensive crypto law — splitting oversight between the Central Bank of Kenya and the Capital Markets Auth