Bitstamp enabled ETH staking, PayPal ups weekly limit on crypto purchases to $100K, Bank of America has begun clearing bitcoin futures, ShapeShift to decentralize entire company and have the largest #airdrop in history, and more.

Bitstamp extended crime insurance policy with Paragon, Ethereum London hard fork coming up on 4 Aug, stablecoin firm Circle which operates $USDC to go public, Visa’s crypto partnerships grew by 43% in four months, and more.

World's biggest interdealer broker to launch crypto trading platform for institutional investors, Morgan Stanley fund holds more than 28,000 shares of Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust, a new German law could allow $415B investment into #crypto, and more.

Investors poured more than $8.8 billion into crypto startups during 2021, the first bitcoin ETF in Latin America started trading on the Brazil stock exchange, leading global banks launching crypto business units, and more.

Investment banks and funds are adding more opportunities to offer crypto services to their clients; the capacity of Bitcoin’s main scaling solution, the Lightning network, accelerated to 1,500 BTC, traditional financial institutions getting into DeFi, and more.

Major investment institutions entering crypto market, Taproot achieves activation lock-in, Invesco plans to launch crypto-focused ETF, all-time-high web traffic for cryptocurrency exchanges in May, and more.

The highest crypto exchange volume recorded in history, the amount of ether staked in ETH 2.0 broke 5 million, DeFi protocols generated more than $370 million in revenue during May, the first cryptocurrency ETP will be made available for trading on the UK market or any European MTF.

Crypto Hedge Funds show growing appetite for DeFi, total stablecoin supply crosses the $100 billion mark, PayPal exec says payments giant is working on crypto withdrawal capability.

Even though the crypto markets were looking like somebody used a full year’s supply of dye to paint the biggest red candle in the world, the canvas is still green underneath, you just have to take a step back and zoom out a bit. You wouldn’t use a magnifying glass when trying to admire a painting.