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Bernstein analysts expect “aggressive and swift” rulemaking from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), after the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act failed to pass a Senate cloture vote on Tuesday.
German lender Deutsche Bank (NYSE: $DB) plans to offer cryptocurrency custody to its institutional clients.
Currencies39214 Market Cap$ 2.66T-0.64% 24h Spot Volume$ 40.98B-5.79% DominanceBTC57.06%+0.43%ETH10.95%-0.41% ETH Gas0.20 Gwei MarketAltcoinStandard CharteredArbitrumARB Sep 16, 2026 2min read bySarayu Krishna forTheNewsCrypto
As cryptocurrency adoption continues to grow worldwide, Deutsche Bank, Germany’s largest bank, has announced it is preparing to launch a cryptocurrency custody service for its corporate and business clients later this year.
The recent crypto pullback is being shaped by more than chart resistance. Regulatory disappointment, tighter monetary expectations and rising realized losses among short-term holders (STHs) are now converging in an already unstable market.
Bitcoin price fell toward $75,500 after the U.S. Senate rejected the CLARITY Act, while bearish momentum and nearby liquidation clusters raised the risk of another decline before the Federal Reserve’s rate decision.
On the day of the Fed decision, Bitcoin is trading around $75,000–$76,000 and is down roughly 5% over the past five days. Demand for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs has weakened, with funds shifting toward net distribution. ETF selling has also been accompanied by a decline in weekly trading volume, which fell from $12.1 billion to…
Security researchers have traced more than 1,500 KREMLIN malware infections after uncovering a Brazilian banking campaign that uses Ethereum smart contracts to update attack infrastructure and malicious browser extensions to steal credentials and session data.
Thirteen US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a combined net outflow of $450.4 million on Sept. 15, the largest single-day withdrawal the group has seen since late June, according to data from Farside. The previous session, Sept. 14, had seen the same funds take in $159.9 million in net inflows.
Standard Chartered has onboarded LMAX Group as the first client of its Luxembourg digital asset custody platform following its Mica authorisation in June 2026. Photo: