Eleven Tokenized Products Worth $100M Each Sit in a Single Wallet.
The tokenized asset market is worth $60 billion, but a new report shows half of it never moves and 62 assets hold most of the value.
The tokenized asset market is worth $60 billion, but a new report shows half of it never moves and 62 assets hold most of the value.
ICE, owner of the NYSE, and crypto exchange OKX launched a 50-50 venture, led by Andrew Cuomo, to give 120 million users access to ICE futures and tokenized NYSE stocks. Wall Street is now building the rails itself.
In one week, CME sued the CFTC over perps, Oman made its national Bitcoin mining pool mandatory, and China advanced a SWIFT rival. Three layers, one pattern: states and incumbents claiming crypto's rails.
The CFTC handed Gemini a clearinghouse license on April 30. The stock popped 6%. The more interesting question is why crypto firms have started paying $550 million each just to own one of these things.
SUI Group Holdings moved its entire treasury into staking, locking up 2.7% of circulating supply. That was Friday. By Sunday, the token hit $1.41.
SoftBank contributed roughly 10,500 BTC when Twenty One Capital launched. Six months later, Tether bought the entire position, removed SoftBank's board seats, and took uncontested control of a company sitting on 43,514 BTC worth $3.4 billion.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan called Hyperliquid one of the most mispriced assets in crypto. The firm launched a HYPE ETF on the NYSE, pledged to buy and hold HYPE with 10% of its management fees, and published a memo arguing investors are making two fundamental errors in how they value the token.
Tom Lee's firm now holds 4.73 million ETH — roughly 3.92% of total supply — after its biggest single-week acquisition of the year. Strategy broke a 13-week bitcoin buying streak in the same week. BitMine didn't pause once.
The Ethereum treasury company began trading on the NYSE under ticker BMNR on Thursday, moving up from NYSE American. Simultaneously, its board unanimously raised the share repurchase program from $1 billion to $4 billion — despite the stock trading down more than 64% over the past six months.
Bitmine chairman sees Ether reaching $62,000 based on Ethereum capturing one-quarter of Bitcoin's long-term value. The call comes as Bitmine reports a $3.82 billion Q1 loss on its ETH holdings but continues buying.
The April 8, 2026 filing marks the first spot PEPE ETF application and extends a trend that began with Dogecoin: Wall Street asset managers are systematically testing how far the SEC will let crypto ETF wrappers go.
MSBT debuted on NYSE Arca on April 8, 2026 with the lowest fee in the spot Bitcoin ETF category at 0.14%, backed by a $9.3 trillion wealth management network. The question is not whether day one was strong — it was. The question is what happens when 16,000 financial advisors start routing client capital.
High Roller Technologies will distribute CFTC-regulated event contracts through Crypto.com's derivatives arm. Monthly prediction market volumes have surged to $21 billion from $1.2 billion in early 2025. The mature US market could exceed $1 trillion annually.
The deal is $4.2 billion and all-stock. The buyer processes crypto trades. The target processes $500 billion in annual shareholder payments. The bet is that those two worlds are about to merge.
The company controls 3.98% of all ether in circulation. Its staking network generates $196 million in annualized revenue. Chairman Tom Lee calls this the final stages of a mini-crypto winter. The company bought 71,252 ETH last week — its fastest pace since December.
The New York Stock Exchange has moved deeper into crypto through event-contract and prediction-market partnerships, tokenization pilots, and the listing of crypto-linked companies. This tag tracks the NYSE deals bringing digital-asset products into regulated venues, the partnerships with exchanges and operators building US-compliant prediction markets, crypto-firm listings and IPOs, and the broader convergence of traditional market infrastructure with on-chain finance. Coinliva covers the announcements, the regulatory framing, and what NYSE involvement signals about mainstream adoption.