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Crypto Pulse focuses on the latest developments in the cryptocurrency industry, delivering up-to-date market analysis and insights.

As the cryptocurrency market expands, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for digital assets are gaining momentum among investors. Regulatory policies in different countries affect not only the liquidity and stability of these ETFs but also investor confidence and market structure. This article explores how regulatory approaches across nations shape cryptocurrency ETFs' development, market implications, and prospects for the future.

This "anniversary" level plunge caught many off guard, but a closer look at the market reveals some potential "culprits" behind the decline.

The year 2020 was pivotal not only for the gaming industry but also for the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin’s price surged from approximately $7.2k at the beginning of the year to $29k by year-end, igniting widespread interest in blockchain-related ventures. As the gaming and crypto sectors began to intersect, we witnessed the birth of the web3 gaming market, with many projects thriving on play-to-earn mechanics.

The SEC's approval of Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. has started to bring cryptocurrencies into the institutional space, and large public funds with significant capital under management are expected to enter the market.

Anchored Euro (AEUR) is a stablecoin pegged against the Euro (€), the official currency of the European Union. As of 2025, it maintains a 1:1 peg with the Euro and has reached a market cap of $58.4M with over 57M tokens in circulation.

Near the end of 2024, blockchain payments suddenly accelerated. Many mainstream financial institutions have begun to increase their support for blockchain payments. What happened that caused blockchain payments to suddenly heat up? Will blockchain payment make a comeback and enter a rapid development track?