Bitstamp, one of the world’s longest-running cryptocurrency exchanges, has received a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the company announced Thursday.

US stock and crypto markets jumped after the president announced a 90-day tariff pause for all countries except China, now facing a 125% levy. Over 75 nations have entered trade talks to avoid escalation. Trump sparked controversy, claiming leaders are “calling us up, kissing my ass” for deals. As tensions rise, could this bold or stupid trade strategy trigger a financial crisis?

Paul Atkins, Trump’s SEC Chair nominee, faces a Senate confirmation hearing on 27 March, where lawmakers must rigourously evaluate his regulatory vision.

Robinhood Trivia Live is offering over $2 million in Bitcoin and Dogecoin prizes this Wednesday and Thursday. Will this become a weekly competition or a just one-time game?

The SEC, Tron Foundation, and Justin Sun have asked a federal court to pause the 2023 lawsuit to explore a resolution. The case involves allegations of unregistered TRX and BTT sales, market manipulation, and undisclosed celebrity endorsements.

In response to the news reported by Bloomberg last week that Robinhood is about to issue a stable currency, Johann Kerbrat, the company’s vice president and general manager, came out to refute the rumors.

Robinhood and Revolut are considering launching stablecoins to enter the $170 billion market, amid evolving EU regulations. With Tether’s USDT dominating, both companies face competitive challenges and regulatory uncertainties.

In an attempt to push the limits of promotional creativity, Doginhood forged a media article on the CEO arrest in Singapore.

Robinhood has officially expanded its crypto offerings by adding support for Solana (SOL) to its wallet. This exciting integration allows users to self-custody their SOL and conduct transactions directly on the solana blockchain.

The FBI's cryptic response about the Bitcoin creator suggested he might be a 3rd party individual. The bureau’s ambiguous replies prompts speculation: does the FBI know Nakamoto’s true identity, or will the mystery persist?