What is an The Superlative Secret Society? The Superlative Secret Society are a non-fungible tokens collection built on the Ethereum network launched in 15 September, 2021. 11,108 items of the The Superlative Secret Society collection can now be viewed at OpenSea.

The decline in reverse repo usage suggests reduced excess liquidity, increasing the risk of interest rate volatility and potential market instability. The post Federal Reserve accepts $1.8B in reverse repurchase operation, a fraction of its former peak appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The deal's impact on global trade highlights Bitcoin's emerging role in international transactions, challenging traditional financial systems. The post Trump says Strait of Hormuz will open immediately under Iran deal, with Bitcoin playing an unexpected role appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The White House's review of CFTC's proposal could reshape prediction markets, impacting federal-state regulatory dynamics and DeFi precedents. The post White House reviews CFTC proposal to regulate prediction markets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

SpaceX could qualify for fast track FTSE Russell index inclusion after its IPO under a new rule for large public listings. The post SpaceX set for fast track FTSE Russell index entry after IPO appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The draft deal could stabilize global oil markets and ease geopolitical tensions, but its success hinges on resolving nuclear negotiations. The post Iran claims draft deal with US to reopen Hormuz shipping and end naval blockade appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Stellar and DTCC have partnered to bring tokenized securities on-chain. DTCC processed approximately $4.7 quadrillion in securities transactions last year.

The takedown highlights the critical need for enhanced security in open source supply chains and the potential vulnerabilities in blockchain systems. The post CrowdStrike and Google dismantle Glassworm botnet that targeted developers and drained crypto wallets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Kraken has launched a proprietary trading program that allows crypto traders to access firm capital after completing an evaluation. It marks the exchange’s entry into the growing funded trading segment.The new service, dubbed Kraken Prop, enables traders to operate with up to $200,000 in company-backed funds while keeping up to 90% of generated profits.Introducing Kraken Prop ⚡Trade with Kraken’s capital and keep up to 90% of your profitsYour downside is capped at a one-time evaluation feeThe upside is based entirely on how you performhttps://t.co/Q7T52CH1Da pic.twitter.com/FIzaXZ6CwC— Kraken Pro (@krakenpro) May 27, 2026The move now extends Kraken’s product suite beyond exchange services and into trader funding, a model widely used in traditional finance and likely to be seen more in crypto.Evaluation-Based Access to CapitalAccording to Wednesday’s announcement, Kraken requires traders to complete an evaluation before receiving funding.

AI's rapid evolution is reshaping investment strategies, prompting firms to reassess risk, potentially altering the landscape of software financing. The post Blackstone and Guggenheim are cutting software loans from new CLOs over AI disruption fears appeared first on Crypto Briefing.