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RWA news: Animoca-backed NUVA brings Figures $19 billion of tokenized assets to Ethereum

As Wall Street firms race to bring stocks, bonds and credit products onto blockchain rails, a new Ethereum-based marketplace backed by Animoca Brands is aiming to turn tokenized assets into something crypto investors can use across decentralized finance (DeFi).　　NUVA, developed by Animoca and Nuva Labs, is connecting around $19 billion worth of tokenized real-world assets originating on the Provenance blockchain ecosystem, including private credit and Treasury-linked products tied to Figure Technologies Solutions (FIGR), the blockchain firm founded by former SoFi CEO Mike Cagney.　　Tokenized real-world assets have become one of cryptos fastest-growing sectors. Asset managers and fintech firms view blockchain rails as a way to modernize how financial products are issued, traded and used as collateral. The broader market for tokenized assets could reach trillions of dollars over the next decade, according to multiple industry forecasts.　　NUVA was designed as a distribution layer for tokenized assets, allowing them to move beyond closed financial networks and into DeFi markets, giving average retail users access to assets often limited to institutional investors.　　It debuts with two flagship products: a Treasury-linked yield vault called nvYLDS, tied to Figure‘s SEC-regulated stablecoin YLDS with more than $500 million supply, and nvPRIME, a token tied to Figure’s $18.4 billion

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U.S. Senate Confirms Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair to Succeed Jerome Powell

Tech　　U.S. Senate Confirms Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair to Succeed Jerome Powell　　The U.S. Senate has confirmed pro-crypto Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair, replacing Jerome Powell. This comes just a day after they confirmed him as a member of the Board of Governors. Warsh‘s confirmation also comes as the U.S. House seeks to remove the Fed’s dual mandate.　　Senate Confirms Kevin Warsh as Next Fed Chair　　The Senate has confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve for a term of four years. The senators voted 54 to 45 in favor of confirming him as the next Fed chair.　　As CoinGape reported, the Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as a Fed governor yesterday, which cleared the way for his confirmation as the next Fed chair. He will replace Powell, whose term as the Fed chair ends on Friday, May 15.　　However, Powell has revealed that he will make the unusual move of staying on as a Fed governor for the foreseeable future. Most Fed chairs have historically resigned from the board after their term as Fed chair ends.　　Kevin Warsh‘s confirmation comes at a time when the Fed’s independence is in question, with U.S. President Donald

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Bitcoin Slides Below $79K as $304M in Crypto Longs Vanish After PPI Shock

Bitcoin Crypto　　Bitcoin Slides Below $79K as $304M in Crypto Longs Vanish After PPI Shock　　briefly plunged below $79,000 for the first time since May 4 as investors digested the latest producer price index (PPI) data, which showed a sharp acceleration in wholesale . According to the s daily price chart, was coasting above $81,000 before tumbling to an intraday low of $78,704.　　Although the had recovered and was trading just over $79,000 at the time of writing (1:08 p.m. EDT, May 13), it remained down 1% over a 24-hour period, while its market capitalization slipped below $1.6 trillion. Following the latest retreat, has shed approximately $3,000 from its May 11 peak of $82,145. The decline began after the Trump administration rejected an Iranian counter-peace proposal.　　While global markets await Washingtons next move after President Donald Trump characterized U.S.-Iran relations as being on “life support,” the release of consumer price index (CPI) data showing slightly ahead of projections spooked investors. According to a Bitunix analyst, the latest CPI data indicates that energy-driven price shocks “are once again becoming the dominant force within the U.S. structure, with pressure now spreading into housing, services, and broader consumer sectors.”　　“The data suggests that despite two years of restrictive

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Ledger IPO plans paused on market conditions

Ledger has put its Ledger IPO plans on hold, citing difficult market conditions and weak investor appetite for crypto listings.The French hardware wallet maker had hired Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, and Barclays to advise on a potential US listing valued at around $4 billion.Ledger has not filed a draft S-1 with the SEC and may pursue a private capital raise instead, according to people familiar with the matter.The pause follows Krakens IPO delay and comes as BitGo, the only crypto-native company to list in 2026, trades 36% below its January IPO price.　　Ledger, the French crypto hardware wallet maker, has paused its plans for a US initial public offering, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.　　The company had explored a New York listing at a valuation of roughly $4 billion and has not filed a draft S-1 registration statement with the SEC, the standard first formal step toward a US listing.　　Ledger had hired Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, and Barclays earlier this year to advise on the offering. A Ledger spokesperson declined to comment. The company may instead pursue a private capital raise, according to one of the people familiar with the matter.　　What is driving the pause　　The decision reflects a broader cooling

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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong gets behind CLARITY Act ahead of Thursday markup

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is supporting the latest version of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY) ahead of the US Senates markup of the crypto market structure bill on Thursday.　　“I dont think its ever been in a stronger or more bipartisan position,” he said about the latest iteration of the market structure bill.　　Armstrong said that the banking and crypto industry lobbies have reached a “healthy compromise” on stablecoin yield, which was one of the main issues that stalled the market structure bill in January. He added:　　“I think there was a healthy compromise there, brokered by Senators Tillis and Alsobrooks. And you know, it was a good compromise because both sides left a little bit unhappy, but at least we got to a place that we can all live with.”　　The latest version of the CLARITY bill also improved provisions surrounding decentralized finance (DeFi), tokenized stocks, and the authority of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to regulate crypto markets, he said.　　Source: Brian Armstrong　　The comments and the bills pending markup follow months of back-and-forth negotiations between the banking sector and the crypto industry over the bill, which stalled in January 2025 after crypto industry players, led by Coinbase, rejected the initial

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First US Hyperliquid ETF (THYP) Sees $1.2M Inflows on Launch

The first Hyperliquid exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the United States, launched by crypto asset manager 21Shares, recorded $1.2 million in net inflows and $1.8 million in trading volume on its debut day, according to data from May 13, 2026. Trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker THYP, the fund aims to track the spot price of the Hyperliquid (HYPE) token, which powers a perpetual futures platform with over $8.4 trillion in trading volume since its 2023 launch.　　While the inflows were notable for an ETF debut, they pale in comparison to earlier crypto ETF launches. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) and the Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) both recorded opening-day volumes exceeding $56 million in late 2025. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart described THYPs debut as “better than your average ETF launch for sure but nothing too crazy.”　　THYP‘s competitive edge lies in its relatively low 0.3% management fee, undercutting Bitwise’s proposed 0.67% fee for its upcoming Hyperliquid Staking ETF (BHYP). Grayscale, another major player in the crypto ETF space, is also awaiting regulatory approval for its Grayscale HYPE ETF (GHYP), although pricing details for that product remain undisclosed.　　The launch of THYP comes amid a regulatory shift in the U.S. Securities and

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KRWQ Expands to Solana, Unlocking $100B+ Daily KRW Liquidity

Tech　　KRWQ Expands to Solana, Unlocking $100B+ Daily KRW LiquidityKRWQ is expanding to Solana to support faster KRW-linked on-chain settlement.The rollout targets $40B in daily KRW spot volume and $60B in NDF activity.South Koreas stablecoin rules remain under development, limiting local access.　　Korea‘s won-pegged stablecoin, KRWQ, is expanding to Solana as it looks to bring Korean won liquidity into faster, crypto-native markets. The move gives traders, institutions, and on-chain applications a new settlement route for accessing KRW-linked liquidity across Solana’s high-speed trading ecosystem.　　Per reports, the expansion links one of Asias most active fiat markets with a blockchain built for high-speed execution. IQ, which created KRWQ with Frax, said the rollout targets more than $100 billion in combined daily KRW spot and offshore derivatives activity.　　A Korean Won Market moves On-Chain　　Basically, KRWQ is designed to maintain a 1:1 peg with the South Korean won. It first launched last October on Base as the first Korean won-denominated stablecoin on that network.　　The asset later expanded across multiple chains using LayerZeros interoperability framework. That structure was built to reduce fragmented liquidity across separate blockchain ecosystems.　　Its latest deployment, however, brings KRWQ into Solana‘s trading stack, where low-latency settlement can support more active markets. The team said the chain’s

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Ledger IPO plans paused on market conditions

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Wells Fargo Boosts Ethereum ETF Holdings as Institutional Demand for ETH Grows in 2026

The post Wells Fargo Boosts Ethereum ETF Holdings as Institutional Demand for ETH Grows in 2026 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News　　Institutional interest in Ethereum is rising again. American Top financial services company Wells Fargo has sharply increased its exposure to Ethereum-linked ETFs during the first quarter of 2026.　　This comes even while ETH trades near $2,300 and market sentiment stays weak, showing institutions are still quietly accumulating.　　Wells Fargo Expands Ethereum Exposure　　According to the filing, Wells Fargo raised its position in BlackRocks iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) by about 63.5%, increasing its holdings from roughly 672,600 shares in Q4 2025 to nearly 1.1 million shares in Q1 2026.　　At the same time, its exposure to the Bitwise Ethereum ETF (ETHW) also grew by around 37%, climbing from about 186,800 shares to over 257,000 shares.　　The broad-based increase across multiple Ethereum-linked funds suggests that the bank is not just diversifying, but actively building larger exposure to ETH through regulated investment products.　　JPMorgan And BlackRock Pushed Ethereum Tokenization Forward　　Wells Fargo is not alone. JPMorgan recently filed for a new tokenized money market fund called JLTXX that will run directly on the Ethereum blockchain. The fund is designed to help stablecoin issuers hold reserves in a regulated and

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Charles Schwab rolls out spot Bitcoin and Ethereum trading for retail clients

Charles Schwab, the brokerage managing over $12 trillion in client assets, launched direct spot Bitcoin and Ethereum trading for its retail clients on May 13. The new platform, called Schwab Crypto, charges a 0.75% trading fee and is powered by Paxos alongside Schwab Premier Bank.　　Look, when a firm this size decides to let millions of everyday investors buy actual Bitcoin from the same account where they hold their index funds, that‘s not a product launch. That’s a structural shift in how America interacts with digital assets.　　The fee war heats up　　Schwabs 0.75% fee slots neatly between its two biggest competitors. Fidelity charges 1% for direct crypto purchases, while E*TRADE offers a leaner 0.50% rate for Bitcoin and Ethereum trades.　　In English: Schwab is undercutting the largest crypto-friendly brokerage by 25 basis points, while positioning itself as the premium option compared to E*TRADEs discount approach. The classic Goldilocks strategy.　　The pricing is aggressive enough to matter. For a $10,000 Bitcoin purchase, a Schwab client pays $75 in fees versus $100 at Fidelity. That $25 difference won‘t change anyone’s life, but multiply it across millions of transactions from Schwabs massive client base and you start to understand why Fidelity might need to revisit its fee

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