Cryptocurrency Exchange

BYDFi offers a global crypto trading platform with spot, derivatives, automated strategies, and real-world crypto payment tools. The app supports over 1,000 coins, up to 200x leverage, and provides features like copy trading, MoonX for memecoins, and a virtual crypto card.

Gemini has launched a Solana-themed credit card that lets users earn SOL rewards and automatically stake them for up to 6.77% APY. The card offers no fees and supports instant payouts in over 50 cryptocurrencies, combining lifestyle partnerships with crypto rewards.

Blockchain.com is considering a SPAC merger to enter the US public markets, with Cohen & Company Capital Markets advising on preliminary discussions. The potential listing comes amid a significant leadership overhaul, positioning the firm for greater investor scrutiny and global expansion.

Huobi founder Li Lin is making a comeback — not through another crypto exchange, but by building what he hopes will become Ethereum’s institutional gateway. Partnering with some of Asia’s most influential blockchain investors, Li has launched a $1 billion Ethereum trust designed to offer institutional-grade, regulated exposure to ETH.

Coinbase has invested in India’s largest crypto exchange, CoinDCX, to expand its presence in South Asia and the Middle East. CoinDCX serves over 20 million users, handles $1.2 billion in assets, and continues to grow despite past security breaches.

After more than a year of silence, missed deadlines, and legal hurdles, India-based crypto exchange WazirX has finally won the Singapore High Court’s approval for its long-awaited restructuring plan.

Coinbase is launching a new credit card with American Express and Cardless, offering up to 4% cashback in bitcoin. The Coinbase One Card, set to arrive in the US in autumn 2025, will be available only to Coinbase One members.

Binance founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao appears to have become the latest target in what experts describe as a state-backed retaliation campaign by North Korea’s notorious hacking unit, the Lazarus Group.

Japan’s incoming prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, is set to break more than one barrier. Not only will she be the first woman to lead the nation, but she may also become the first leader to steer Japan out of its post–Mt. Gox regulatory paralysis — and toward a new era of crypto innovation.

Gemini’s newly launched Australian exchange signals the Winklevoss twins’ shifting global strategy — one that embraces regulatory clarity abroad while taking a cautious stance at home.