<h2>Citi and State Street to Offer Crypto Custody Services After SAB 121 Repeal</h2>Citi and State Street, two major financial institutions with assets of $4 trillion and $6 trillion respectively, are venturing into cryptocurrency custody services in response to the recent repeal of SAB 121 and a regulatory easing under President Trump. Citi, the third-largest U.S. bank, is evaluating the introduction of crypto custody services alongside its CIDAP digital asset platform.&nbsp;Meanwhile, State Street is set to launch its digital asset custody services in 2026, contingent on regulatory approval. This movement reflects a notable transformation in Wall Street's stance on digital assets, as other significant banks, including BNY Mellon and Goldman Sachs, are also looking into crypto-related services. The actions of these major players indicate a growing acceptance and integration of cryptocurrency within traditional finance, highlighting a pivotal moment in the evolution of digital asset management.<div class="page-break" style="page-break-after:always;">&nbsp;</div><h2>State Street to Launch Digital Asset Custody Business in 2026 Amid Regulatory Changes</h2>State Street, a major Wall Street custodian bank,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.theinformation.com/articles/from-bny-to-citi-wall-street-moves-in-on-crypto">plans to launch</a> a digital asset custody business in 2026, marking a significant shift as banks have largely avoided direct crypto involvement. This initiative follows the cancellation of the controversial accounting bulletin SAB 121 by the SEC, which imposed stringent liability requirements on companies holding crypto assets, a move opposed by industry participants and lawmakers alike. State Street aims to offer custody and transfer agency services for tokenized assets, including tokenized Treasurys, with a phased client onboarding process starting next year.&nbsp;However, these plans require approval from the Federal Reserve. The firm has prior experience in the crypto space, having partnered with Lukka in 2028 for digital asset administration and recently enhancing GlobalLink for crypto asset management. Notably, State Street is also the fund administrator for multiple crypto exchange-traded funds, such as the VanEck&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/coin/bitcoin-btc">Bitcoin</a> Trust, showcasing its established presence in the crypto ecosystem.This article has been refined and enhanced by ChatGPT.

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<h2>Wisconsin Investment Board Doubles Down on BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF with $321M Stake</h2>The State of Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB) has significantly increased its investment in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), doubling its holdings to 6,060,351 shares valued at approximately $321.5 million as of December 31, 2024. This growth follows a reduction in its investment in the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) earlier in 2024, where it divested 1,013,000 shares.&nbsp;IBIT has rapidly become the leading spot Bitcoin fund, amassing around $41 billion in net inflows since its inception, with total assets under management reaching $56 billion as of February 14, 2025. In addition to IBIT, Wisconsin's board has diversified its crypto investments, including shares in Coinbase, Marathon Digital, Robinhood, and Block Inc. Notably, Goldman Sachs recently reported over $1.5 billion in holdings across US spot Bitcoin ETFs, pointing to the growing institutional interest in digital assets.<div class="page-break" style="page-break-after:always;">&nbsp;</div><h2>Mubadala Invests $436 Million in Bitcoin ETFs, Signaling Institutional Interest</h2>Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund, Mubadala, has&nbsp;<a href="https://deepnewz.com/stocks/mubadala-invests-436m-ishares-bitcoin-etf-q1-2025-1425d907">made headlines</a> with a significant $436 million investment in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) during the first quarter of 2025. This investment, disclosed through a 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, specifically involves holdings in the iShares Bitcoin ETF ($IBIT).&nbsp;This strategic move by Mubadala showcases an increasing trend of institutional interest in cryptocurrency, highlighting the growing acceptance of digital assets within traditional investment frameworks. The substantial investment signifies not only Mubadala's confidence in the potential of Bitcoin but also reflects a broader shift among sovereign wealth funds and institutional investors toward diversifying portfolios with cryptocurrency exposure.&nbsp;<div class="page-break" style="page-break-after:always;">&nbsp;</div><h2>Millennium Management Reveals $2.6B in Bitcoin ETFs and $182M in Ethereum ETFs</h2>Hedge fund Millennium Management has significantly increased its holdings in digital assets, revealing $2.6 billion in Bitcoin ETFs and $182.1 million in Ethereum ETFs in its recent 13F filing with the SEC. The firm’s Bitcoin ETF investments span multiple funds, with BlackRock’s IBIT being the largest position at over $844 million, followed closely by Fidelity’s fund at over $806 million. Other notable holdings include the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF and the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust.&nbsp;This disclosure reflects a broader trend of growing institutional interest in cryptocurrencies, evidenced by Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund purchasing $436.9 million of BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF, alongside Goldman Sachs, which has increased its Bitcoin ETF investments to $1.5 billion. Notably, in May 2024, Millennium’s Bitcoin ETF investments reached nearly $2 billion, constituting just 3% of its total assets, underscoring the firm’s strategic shift towards digital assets.<div class="page-break" style="page-break-after:always;">&nbsp;</div><h2>Ethereum ETF Ownership Jumps to 14.5% While Bitcoin ETFs See Slight Decline</h2><a href="https://www.theblock.co/post/341151/bitcoin-etfs-maintain-market-lead-as-ethereum-etfs-see-surge-in-institutional-adoption-13f-filings-show">Institutional interest</a> in spot Ethereum ETFs has surged, with ownership increasing from 4.8% to 14.5%, while Bitcoin ETF ownership saw a slight decline from 22.3% to 21.5%. Notably, Blackrock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust remains the leading Bitcoin ETF, with 1,100 institutions holding 247 million shares. Goldman Sachs significantly boosted its Bitcoin ETF holdings by 88% to $1.5 billion, while also establishing a new position in BlackRock's Ethereum Trust ETF, acquiring 9.3 million shares, making it the largest institutional shareholder.&nbsp;Major institutional buyers, including Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund, marked significant entries into Bitcoin ETFs, illustrating the increasing trend of institutional accumulation. The overall institutional ownership disparity shows Bitcoin at 21% compared to Ethereum’s 15%, reflecting a similar path of initial retail interest transitioning to greater institutional adoption. BlackRock’s Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs lead in assets under management, with $56.3 billion and $3.6 billion, respectively.This article has been refined and enhanced by ChatGPT.

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<h2>NYSE Proposes Rule Change to Allow Ether Staking in Grayscale's Spot ETFs</h2>The NYSE has filed a&nbsp;<a href="https://www.nyse.com/publicdocs/nyse/markets/nyse-arca/rule-filings/filings/2025/SR-NYSEARCA-2025-13_upld.pdf">proposal</a> with the SEC on behalf of Grayscale to allow staking in its spot&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/coin/ethereum-eth">Ethereum</a> ETFs, specifically the Grayscale Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHE) and the Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust ETF (<a href="https://coin360.com/coin/ethereum-eth">ETH</a>). If approved, this would enable Grayscale to stake&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/coin/ethereum-eth">Ether</a>, potentially earning staking rewards as income for the funds.&nbsp;However, Grayscale clarifies it will not guarantee specific returns to investors. The proposed changes aim to enhance the ETFs' efficiency in creation and redemption processes while beneficially tracking returns. The estimated staking reward rate for Ether is currently 2.06%. This proposal follows a similar initiative from 21Shares, which previously adjusted its staking plans after the SEC initially restricted staking rewards in ETFs. There is speculation that the SEC may adopt a more favorable stance on crypto-related staking under a future Trump administration.<div class="page-break" style="page-break-after:always;">&nbsp;</div><h2>Hashdex Launches Nasdaq Crypto ETF, Offering Bitcoin and Ethereum Exposure</h2>Hashdex has launched the Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF (NCIQ), which offers U.S. investors exposure to both bitcoin (<a href="https://coin360.com/coin/bitcoin-btc">BTC</a>) and ethereum (ETH) through a single exchange-traded fund. Trading under the ticker NCIQ on Nasdaq since February 14, 2025, the ETF tracks the Nasdaq Crypto US Index (NCIUS), which focuses solely on bitcoin and ethereum. The NCIQ features a 0.25% annual management fee for 2025, rising to 0.50% thereafter. With the combined market value of BTC and ETH exceeding $2.3 trillion, this ETF is notable as the first U.S.-listed multi-asset crypto exchange-traded product (ETP).&nbsp;Hashdex's CEO highlighted that the ETF simplifies access for investors, eliminating the need to buy coins or use single-asset products. Backed by custodians like&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/review/coinbase">Coinbase</a> Custody and Bitgo Trust, the launch aligns with the increasing demand for crypto ETFs in the U.S., with sector assets surpassing $120 billion.<div class="page-break" style="page-break-after:always;">&nbsp;</div><h2>Osprey Funds Seeks SEC Approval to Convert Bitcoin Trust to ETF for Lower Fees and Enhanced Liquidity</h2>Osprey Funds is seeking approval from the SEC to&nbsp;<a href="https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250214131310/en/Osprey-Funds-Submits-Draft-Registration-Statement-to-Convert-the-Osprey-Bitcoin-Trust-OBTC-into-an-ETF">convert</a> its Osprey&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/coin/bitcoin-btc">Bitcoin</a> Trust (OBTC) into an exchange-traded fund (ETF), aiming to enhance liquidity and reduce fees for investors. This initiative follows the unsuccessful termination of a deal to transfer OBTC’s assets to Bitwise's ETF after lacking regulatory approval. Currently, OBTC, which tracks Bitcoin prices via the Coin Metrics CMBI Bitcoin Index, has $181 million in assets under management as of January 2025.&nbsp;Despite a rise in OBTC's unit price over the past year, it remains below its original peak. Osprey CEO Greg King believes that ETF conversion is the most secure path for their Bitcoin investment offerings. Simultaneously, Osprey is engaged in a lawsuit against Grayscale, alleging misleading advertising related to Grayscale's own trust-to-ETF conversion efforts. The proposed ETF structure could broaden accessibility and potentially lower investor fees significantly.This article has been refined and enhanced by ChatGPT.

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<h2>Argentina’s President Faces Backlash Over Meme Token Promotion</h2>Argentina’s President Javier Milei is once again at the center of a crypto controversy after his public endorsement of the LIBRA meme token triggered a speculative frenzy, leading to an 89% price collapse and billions in losses. The fallout has fueled concerns over Milei’s influence on the crypto market and his history of promoting dubious projects.&nbsp;Milei took to X (formerly Twitter) to promote LIBRA, describing it as a private initiative aimed at supporting Argentina’s small businesses.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img alt="milei tweet.png" src="https://prod-coin360-cms.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/milei_tweet_c7ce7dc511.png"></figure>His endorsement ignited a trading frenzy, catapulting the token’s&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/glossary/market-capitalization">market cap</a> to $4.5 billion within hours. At its peak, LIBRA reached $4.50 per coin before plummeting to $0.50, wiping out nearly all investor gains. The collapse came after blockchain analysts uncovered signs of insider manipulation, with large holders liquidating their positions within minutes of the token’s launch.<figure class="image"><img src="https://prod-coin360-cms.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/libra_chart_83ce33e34b.webp" alt="libra chart.webp"></figure><a href="https://coin360.com/glossary/blockchain">Blockchain</a> analytics firm Bubblemaps&nbsp;<a href="https://x.com/bubblemaps/status/1890567816752873794">reported</a> that LIBRA’s development team dumped $87 million worth of tokens while a single&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/glossary/crypto-wallets">wallet</a> controlled a significant portion of the supply. Data revealed that 82% of the total supply was concentrated in a handful of connected wallets, contradicting the project’s claims of decentralization.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://prod-coin360-cms.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/tweet_1890567816752873794_20250215_170304_via_10015_io_11zon_e393e0799c.jpg" alt="tweet_1890567816752873794_20250215_170304_via_10015_io_11zon.jpg"></figure>On-chain trackers further confirmed that insiders drained liquidity pools, pocketing $87.4 million in the first three hours.&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/review/coinbase">Coinbase</a>’s Head of Product, Conor Grogan, labeled LIBRA a likely scam, pointing out that legitimate projects implement multisig wallets and transparent funding mechanisms—both of which were absent in this case.Additional red flags surfaced, raising questions about the project’s legitimacy. LIBRA’s official website featured a Google Form for funding applications, an unprofessional approach for a multi-billion-dollar initiative. Domain registration records showed that the project’s website was created just hours before launch and registered for only one year, suggesting a short-lived scheme. Despite links to KIP Network Inc.—a company with prior government partnerships in Argentina—the firm’s exact involvement in the token remained unclear.As public outrage grew, Milei quickly distanced himself from LIBRA, deleting his promotional tweets and claiming he&nbsp;<a href="https://x.com/JMilei/status/1890606683291779195">was unaware</a> of the project’s details. “A few hours ago, I posted a tweet, as I have so many other times, supporting a supposed private enterprise with which I obviously have no connection whatsoever,” Milei stated. “I was not aware of the details of the project and after having become aware of it, I decided not to continue spreading the word (that is why I deleted the tweet).”<figure class="image"><img src="https://prod-coin360-cms.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/milei_tweet_2_254c87e5da.png" alt="milei tweet 2.png"></figure>The economic fallout from LIBRA’s collapse was swift. The token’s implosion erased $4.4 billion in market value, and the broader crypto market felt the impact. Donald Trump’s&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/coin/official-trump-trump">TRUMP</a> token saw a market cap decline of over $500 million following LIBRA’s failure.&nbsp;Critics accused Milei of recklessly leveraging his political influence to promote a highly speculative asset without due diligence. Opposition politicians seized on the scandal, questioning his economic credibility and judgment. Milei, known for his combative rhetoric, dismissed his critics as “filthy rats of the political caste” while reaffirming his commitment to fighting Argentina’s entrenched political establishment.This is not Milei’s first brush with crypto controversy. In 2021, he promoted CoinX, a trading platform that promised AI-powered automated trading with high returns. CoinX was later exposed as a Ponzi scheme, with investors losing between $300,000 and $400,000. Argentina’s National Securities Commission ordered the platform to shut down, citing fraudulent activity. Some investors filed lawsuits against Milei, arguing that his endorsement misled them into making risky investments.The LIBRA token debacle adds another layer of scrutiny to Milei’s crypto associations, raising questions about the responsibility of public figures in influencing financial markets. While he maintains that his endorsement was merely a show of support for private initiatives, the scale of the losses and the project’s structural flaws suggest otherwise. As Argentina grapples with economic instability, Milei’s latest crypto misstep only intensifies the debate over the role of politicians in shaping digital asset markets.This article has been refined and enhanced by ChatGPT.

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<h2>Coinbase Enters Formula One with Aston Martin Sponsorship Paid in USDC</h2><a href="https://coin360.com/review/coinbase">Coinbase</a> has officially entered the high-speed world of Formula One through a&nbsp;<a href="https://www.astonmartinf1.com/en-GB/news/announcement/aston-martin-aramco-announces-partnership-with-coinbase">multi-year partnership</a> with Aston Martin Aramco, making history by paying the entire deal in&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/coin/usd-coin-usdc">USDC</a>. The collaboration cements&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/glossary/stablecoin">stablecoins</a> as a viable financial instrument in major sports sponsorships, a rarity among high-profile teams. Coinbase’s branding will be featured on the AMR25 race car, specifically on the halo and rear-wing end plates, as well as on the racing suits of star drivers Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll.&nbsp;Aston Martin’s commercial lead, Jefferson Slack, emphasized the deal’s significance, highlighting its alignment with blockchain’s broader push into mainstream industries. He noted that settling the agreement entirely in USDC signals the team's commitment to innovation and a forward-thinking partnership with Coinbase.&nbsp;The deal follows&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/review/bybit">Bybit</a>’s precedent-setting 2022 sponsorship of Red Bull Racing, marking another milestone in the integration of digital assets into motorsports. Additionally, Aston Martin is exploring blockchain-based fan engagement initiatives, including potential&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/nft">NFT</a> rewards, further deepening crypto’s role in sports entertainment.Coinbase’s rapid expansion is not limited to motorsports. The company is actively working to re-enter the Indian market after abruptly halting operations in 2022 due to regulatory roadblocks. CEO Brian Armstrong is spearheading efforts to negotiate with India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) and other regulators in an attempt to reestablish a presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing crypto markets. The push comes amid shifting regulatory dynamics under a new U.S. administration that appears more receptive to crypto firms.<div class="page-break" style="page-break-after:always;">&nbsp;</div><h2>SEC Seeks More Time in Coinbase Legal Battle as Crypto Task Force Shapes Response</h2>The legal fight between Coinbase and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken another turn as the agency filed for a 28-day extension to respond to the exchange’s appeal.&nbsp;The new deadline, now set for March 14, 2025, follows the SEC’s formation of a dedicated ‘Crypto Task Force’ led by Commissioner Hester Peirce and structured by Mark Uyeda, who previously served as acting SEC Chair under former President Trump. The task force’s influence is already shaping the SEC’s response strategy, with agency filings suggesting that its work could play a role in resolving both the district court case and the ongoing appeal.Under former SEC Chair Gary Gensler, the commission aggressively pursued crypto firms, classifying most digital assets as securities and initiating multiple lawsuits against industry giants. However, the political landscape has shifted. Trump’s administration has leaned toward a more crypto-friendly regulatory stance, prioritizing clarity over enforcement-heavy tactics. The SEC’s legal filings acknowledge that the newly established task force may help facilitate an outcome that conserves judicial resources and mitigates prolonged litigation.Coinbase’s legal standing has already seen notable victories. In January 2025, Judge Katherine Polk Failla of the Southern District of New York granted the exchange an interlocutory appeal—a rare decision that reflects the court’s acknowledgment of legitimate uncertainty regarding how the Howey Test applies to digital assets.&nbsp;Judge Stephanos Bibas further criticized the SEC’s approach, calling its refusal to engage in rulemaking “arbitrary and capricious.” Meanwhile, Coinbase has escalated its legal efforts by suing both the SEC and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), demanding transparency over alleged regulatory barriers preventing crypto firms from accessing banking services.<div class="page-break" style="page-break-after:always;">&nbsp;</div><h2>Coinbase and Robinhood Smash Earnings Estimates as Crypto Market Surges</h2>Coinbase and Robinhood’s&nbsp;<a href="https://cointelegraph.com/news/coinbase-robinhood-crush-estimates-analysts-raise-targets">latest earnings reports</a> delivered a major boost to investor confidence, shattering expectations and prompting analysts to raise price targets. Coinbase’s Q4 2024 revenue soared to $2.3 billion, reflecting an 88% quarter-over-quarter increase, while net income skyrocketed to $1.3 billion, far surpassing forecasts. Retail trading volume reached $94 billion, with institutional trading hitting $345 billion—marking its highest level in three years. Robinhood also reported explosive growth, with crypto revenue surging 700% year-over-year, signaling the brokerage’s deeper penetration into digital assets.Several key factors fueled the earnings surge. Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election triggered renewed optimism in the crypto market, with traders anticipating regulatory clarity under a more industry-friendly administration. The broader market saw heightened activity, with capital inflows increasing and crypto trading volumes reaching multi-year highs. Analysts at JPMorgan described Q4 2024 as a pivotal moment for the industry, noting that market caps soared and new participants flooded the ecosystem, altering the regulatory and financial landscape.Investment firms responded by adjusting price targets. JPMorgan raised its target for Coinbase stock from $264 to $344 per share, while US Tiger Securities lifted its projection from $265 to $300. Robinhood’s stock also saw a bullish revision, with JPMorgan increasing its target from $39 to $45. Robinhood’s crypto segment now accounts for 35% of its total revenue—up significantly from the historical 10-20% range. The company is doubling down on its crypto expansion plans, finalizing the acquisition of&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/exchange/bitstamp">Bitstamp</a> and preparing to list additional tokens.The surge in crypto trading activity extended beyond retail-focused platforms. CME Group, a leading U.S. derivatives exchange, also reported record-breaking crypto trading volumes in Q4 2024, underscoring growing institutional participation. The latest data confirms that digital assets are no longer a niche market but a major financial sector commanding attention from global investors and regulators alike.This article has been refined and enhanced by ChatGPT.

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<h2>Solana-Based Launchpad Now Available on iOS and Android</h2>Pump.fun, the popular&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/coin/solana-sol">Solana</a> meme coin launchpad, has&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/pumpdotfun/status/1890416363165909079">introduced a mobile app</a> for iOS and Android users, allowing traders and creators to launch tokens directly from their phones. The platform, which has played a pivotal role in launching over 7 million tokens, aims to make trading and token creation even more accessible through its new mobile experience.&nbsp;The app mirrors Pump.fun’s website functionality, letting users sign up via email or Google, which automatically generates a Solana&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/glossary/crypto-wallets">wallet</a> using infrastructure from Privy. Once registered, users can create tokens for free or fund their wallets to buy and sell existing meme coins.&nbsp;While token creation comes at no cost, Pump.fun takes a fee from each trade, citing platform maintenance as the reason. The app has been categorized under "entertainment" in app stores, where it has seen approximately 50,000 downloads so far, though its average rating lingers below 2.5 stars.A Pump.fun representative said that user demand prompted the launch of the mobile app. Initially listed in app stores in October, the app lacked full functionality at the time. The team has since refined it, hinting at upcoming feature additions. The company hopes mobile accessibility will drive continued user engagement, positioning the app as an alternative to its web-based experience.Pump.fun’s meteoric rise has not come without controversy. The platform has reportedly amassed nearly $500 million in fees over the past year, according to DefiLlama. Each time Solana funds are moved from its fee&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/glossary/address">address</a> to centralized exchanges, community scrutiny follows.&nbsp;Speculation recently swirled around a potential Pump.fun token launch, though project co-founder Alon Cohen&nbsp;<a href="https://coin360.com/news/pump-fun-token-rumors">dismissed the rumors</a>. The platform also faced regulatory pressure, blocking UK users in December after a warning from the country’s financial authority. Additionally, a class action lawsuit has been filed, alleging Pump.fun facilitates the unregistered sale of securities.Despite the challenges, Pump.fun remains a dominant force in the Solana ecosystem, helping fuel the ongoing meme coin frenzy. The app’s success will ultimately depend on whether users find value in its mobile experience and whether the platform can navigate the legal and regulatory scrutiny surrounding its rapid expansion.This article has been refined and enhanced by ChatGPT.

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