Crypto news

Coinbase’s ownership landscape continues to evolve in 2025, shaped by shifting market sentiment and growing institutional involvement in digital assets.

Shiba inu’s ownership structure continues to evolve, shaped by ongoing community initiatives, token burns, and growing exchange participation.

The Ripple vs SEC lawsuit was one of the most influential legal cases in the cryptocurrency sector, helping to define how digital assets are classified under US law.

After a turbulent few years following the collapse of FTX, Solana (SOL) has shown signs of recovery in 2025, supported by rising institutional participation, new ETF launches, and a $1 billion buyback programme from one of its largest holders, Forward Industries. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

CRO’s ownership structure continues to evolve in 2025, shaped by ongoing transparency reforms and increasing institutional participation.

Bitcoin’s ownership landscape continues to evolve as the market has matured. From its unknown creator to large institutional investors and national governments, the distribution of BTC illustrates how ownership of the world’s first cryptocurrency has gradually changed over time.

Ripple’s XRP is among the most actively traded digital assets, supported by a finite supply and a publicly verifiable distribution system.

Bitcoin mining plays a central role in maintaining the security and integrity of the bitcoin network, but it has also evolved into a competitive global industry.

Crypto hedge funds have become a core part of institutional engagement with digital assets. In 2025, many traditional funds include crypto within diversified portfolios, using quantitative, arbitrage and long–short strategies to manage exposure.

Cardano (ADA) is a major blockchain network with a broad base of participants, including individual holders, institutions and staking pools.