WisdomTree has introduced its tokenized money market fund WTGXX, which has obtained an SEC exemption and is described as the first registered tokenized fund in the U.S. permitted to offer 24/7 trading and instant settlement under an existing regulatory framework, according to ChainCatcher. The product removes the traditional T+1 settlement delay and lets investors gain real-time exposure to yield-generating assets using the USDC stablecoin, which ChainCatcher notes can materially improve liquidity and trading efficiency. ChainCatcher reports that this feature set will initially be limited to institutional participants via the WisdomTree Connect platform, with the possibility of later being extended to retail investors.

Quantum risks to Bitcoin emerged in 2025 and could reach 50% probability within five years, according to Capriole Fund's Charles Edwards. He delivered the comments at LONGITUDE Hong Kong.

WisdomTree plans to offer 24/7 trading and instant settlement for its tokenized Treasury Money Market Digital Fund (WTGXX), the first such fund under the Investment Company Act of 1940. The move follows conditional exemptive relief from the U.S. SEC and FINRA approval allowing its affiliated broker-dealer to provide dealer-principal liquidity. The approvals enable registered tokenized mutual fund shares to trade and settle around the clock.

WisdomTree, Inc. launched 24/7 trading and instant settlement for WTGXX on Feb. 24 via a dealer-principal liquidity model, BusinessWire reports. The move marks the first time registered tokenized mutual fund shares can trade around the clock with instant settlement under U.S. regulatory framework.

Terraform Labs, through bankruptcy administrator Todd Snyder, filed a $4 billion lawsuit against Jane Street Group on Monday in Manhattan federal court, alleging insider trading and frontrunning tied to the May 2022 collapse of TerraUSD (UST) and LUNA, The Wall Street Journal reports. The complaint claims Jane Street executed an $85 million UST sale minutes after a confidential liquidity withdrawal by Terraform Labs, worsening the UST peg while insulating the firm from losses; it names Jane Street cofounder Robert Granieri and employees Bryce Pratt and Michael Huang, alleging access to nonpublic internal decisions enabled the disputed trades. Previous investigations examined Telegram chats among Jump Trading, Jane Street, and Alameda Research regarding possible market manipulation before the collapse, and Terraform's administrator has also lodged a $4 billion claim against Jump Trading tied to the UST rescue plan. Terraform's collapse erased roughly $40 billion in market value, and the broader Terra community welcomed the Jane Street filing as part of ongoing efforts to recover value and address alleged misconduct.

Emirates NBD, the United Arab Emirates' second-largest bank, described Bitcoin as "digital gold". The characterization reflects the institution's public view of the cryptocurrency's role as a store of value.

El Salvador launched Bitcoin Diploma 2.0 with printed textbooks, the National Bitcoin Office announced. The program is planned for national rollout in 2026, transitioning from pilot programs to a standardized curriculum across schools.

BlackRock has temporarily halted open market sales of Bitcoin and Ethereum. The pause applies to open market transactions involving the two cryptocurrencies, with no further details on scope or duration disclosed.

Ethereum Foundation plans to stake 70,000 ETH. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju said Bitcoin is not digital gold at present. Yoshitaka Kitao shared a 2026 prediction.