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Ripple President Monica Long meets with UAE officials at Dubai Fintech Summit

10 hours ago | cryptopolitan.com | Collins Okoth

Ripple President Monica Long met with UAE officials today at the Dubai Fintech Summit. The two discussed the digital payment system infrastructure and accelerating financial innovation within the region. The event connected over 9000 attendees, including CEOs, fintech pioneers, investors, policymakers, and innovators from more than 120 countries. The meeting aimed to explore collaboration opportunities in the expanding digital payment infrastructure.
Boeing stock gains after record $200 million jet order from Qatar

12 hours ago | cryptopolitan.com | Collins Okoth

Qatar Airways signed a deal on Wednesday, May 14, to buy jets from U.S. manufacturer Boeing during President Trump’s visit to Qatar. Trump described the agreement as one of the largest in the history of American aviation, worth about $200 billion. Trump revealed that the deal will include 160 jets costing over $200 billion, describing it as “fantastic.” The U.S. president continued to praise the size of the deal and confirmed the two countries’ firm economic partnership.
$1.2B worth of Ether leaves CEXs in seven days, hinting strong accumulation

17 hours ago | cryptopolitan.com | Collins Okoth

Sentora (formerly IntoTheBlock) reported that $1.2B worth of Ether had been withdrawn from centralized exchanges (CEXs) in the past seven days, signaling continued accumulation and reduced sell-side pressure. The sustained trend of net outflows intensified since the beginning of May. Data from the crypto market analytics platform Sentora showed that Ethereum saw outflows from centralized exchanges totaling $1.2B in seven days.
XRP experiences renewed trader activity as market absorbs selling pressure

22 hours ago | cryptopolitan.com | Collins Okoth

CryptoQuant contributor BoriVest reported renewed trader activity in XRP derivatives on Binance. He argued that this indicates potential accumulation as markets absorb selling pressure amid increasing speculative interest. The virtual asset is following the broader cryptocurrency market’s upward trend, gaining 21% within a week to cross the $150 billion market cap.
Former SEC Chief Gary Gensler was apparently pro-crypto in private

1 day ago | cryptopolitan.com | Collins Okoth

Patrick McHenry, the former chair of the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services, revealed on May 14 that former SEC chief Gary Gensler was not as anti-crypto in private as he was in public. He argued that Gensler’s public position was influenced by Senate politics and his previous official role as Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Researchers noted that the discrepancy between public and private stances may prompt shifts in regulatory frameworks.
eToro soars in Nasdaq debut at $52 per share, valuing trading platform at $4.2B

1 day ago | cryptopolitan.com | Nellius Irene

On May 14, 2025, eToro debuted on the Nasdaq under the ETOR ticker, pricing its initial public offering (IPO) at $52 per share, beyond the expected range of $46 to $50, signaling strong investor demand. The IPO raised about $310 million, with the company and existing investors selling nearly six million shares.
Coinbase backs Canadian stablecoin QCAD in push for borderless payments

1 day ago | cryptopolitan.com | Nellius Irene

Lucas Matheson, the CEO of Coinbase Canada, revealed that the company has teamed up with Canadian stablecoin issuer Stablecorp to assist in marketing its fiat-collateralized stablecoin, QCAD, and is investing an undisclosed sum in it to increase access to tokenized Canadian dollars at the Blockchain Futurist Conference in Toronto. Matheson stated they requested the federal government create a national digital assets strategy.
UBS wealthy clients shift focus from U.S.-dollar assets to gold, crypto, and China

1 day ago | cryptopolitan.com | Nellius Irene

UBS says its wealthy clients are pulling money out of U.S.-dollar assets and shifting their investments to gold- crypto, and Chinese markets over trade tensions and a volatile global economy. Investors felt safe keeping most of their wealth in U.S.-based assets for years because of the country’s strong economy, stable currency, and deep financial markets. Still, recent trade disputes, new tariffs, and concerns about the long-term strength of the dollar are crushing their confidence.
US banking regulator greenlights crypto services for national banks

1 day ago | cryptopolitan.com | Nellius Irene

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has issued new guidance permitting national banks and federal savings associations to engage in cryptocurrency-related activities without prior regulatory approval.
Galaxy Digital reports $295M loss ahead of this week's Nasdaq listing

1 day ago | cryptopolitan.com | Hannah Collymore

Galaxy Digital Holdings and its related subsidiaries have reported a net loss of $295 million for the first quarter of 2025. This is coming a few days before its much-anticipated listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market. The digital assets and data infrastructure provider claims its reported loss is a result of a decline in the prices of digital assets, a $57 million impairment charge, and disposal costs that came as a result of the winding down of mining operations at its Helios data center.