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First Ledger, a decentralized exchange on the XRPL, drew a sharp comparison this week when it said 401(k) and XRP are “basically the same thing” in their aim to grow long-term value. According to letters sent to the Securities and Exchange Commission, nine lawmakers — including House committee chairs French Hill and Ann Wagner — urged SEC Chair Paul Atkins to act on an executive order from US President Donald Trump that would make it easier for retirement plans to hold crypto. The move would touch roughly 90 million Americans who use 401(k) accounts. Related Reading: Dogecoin Warning: Double Top Formation Hints At Decline – Analyst Lawmakers Push For 401(k) Access Based on reports, the push is aimed at loosening specific investor rules so retirement plans can include alternative assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP. If plans get access, even very small allocations could add big sums to markets. A one percent to two percent allocation across the $12 trillion 401(k) market has been put forward as a reasonable scenario. That math translates to roughly $120 billion to $240 billion flowing into crypto assets. 401k and XRP are basically the same thing https://t.co/JqtkHF4ovy — First Ledger (@First_Ledger) September 22, 2025 Big Money, Big Comparisons To give that scale: Bitcoin exchange-traded funds drew $57 billion since January 2024. Over the same period, Bitcoin’s price is reported to have climbed from $45,000 to $124,457, and the global crypto market has grown from $1.65 trillion to more than $4.17 trillion. Reports also point out that public retirement systems are starting to add crypto exposure — for example, the State of Michigan Retirement System has increased holdings in Bitcoin and Ethereum trusts. Analysts say such moves make the 401(k) debate more than theoretical. Retirement Allocation Based on an analysis cited in August, if global retirement funds managing about $50 trillion allocated 1% — roughly $500 billion — to XRP, a simple linear estimate could place the price near $12. With wider multiplier effects, projections mentioned range from $17 to $34. For context, another analysis estimates a 2% allocation to Bitcoin could lift its price to about $175,000 and push Bitcoin’s market cap near $3.4 trillion. Related Reading: XRP Price Chatter Heats Up After Developer’s $4 Hint – Details Retirement Funds Could Add Billions Market commentators argue that retirement money would likely flow into ETFs rather than raw coin purchases. Paul Barron has suggested that 401(k) capital would first head into crypto ETFs, and others have said that ETF access for XRP could be transformational. That view rests on the idea that ETFs are familiar, regulated wrappers which many plans use already. First Ledger’s comparison frames XRP as a tool for long-term value transfer, likening the token’s role in cross-border settlement to the steady goal of retirement savings. Featured image from NWM, chart from TradingView
While crypto focuses on US and EU markets, real adoption is happening in Argentina, Nigeria and the Philippines, where digital assets solve survival needs.
CoinDesk Indices presents its daily market update, highlighting the performance of leaders and laggards in the CoinDesk 20 Index . The CoinDesk 20 is currently trading at 4045.46, up 0.5% (+21.74) since 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Nineteen of the 20 assets is trading higher. Leaders: DOT (+2.1%) and HBAR (+2.0%). Laggards: SOL (-1.4%) and LTC (+0.2%). The CoinDesk 20 is a broad-based index traded on multiple platforms in several regions globally.
Stablecoin infrastructure startup Bastion has raised $14.6 million in a new funding round led by Coinbase Ventures, Fortune reports . Bastion builds white-label stablecoin systems that let companies issue digital dollars without writing code or applying for regulatory licenses. The round included participation from the venture arms of Sony and Samsung, as well as Andreessen Horowitz’s (a16z) crypto division and Hashed. The startup is led by Nassim Eddequiouaq, a former Meta and a16z crypto executive who worked on Libra, Meta’s now-defunct stablecoin project. Eddequiouaq said Bastion’s product suite goes beyond simple issuance: it includes wallets for users and off-ramps that allow conversion to cash in over 70 countries. The valuation of this latest funding round wasn’t revealed, and the company raised $25 million back in 2023 in a round led by a16z crypto. That positions Bastion to compete with firms like Paxos and newer players like Agora. The firm declined to name which corporations are currently using its platform, but Eddequiouaq said announcements are coming within the next nine months. The funding comes amid a broader stablecoin boom. Stripe recently acquired stablecoin startup Bridge for $1.1 billion, USDC issuer Circle went public over the summer, while leading stablecoin issuer Tether is reportedly looking to raise up to $20 billion at a valuation that could be as high as $500 billion.
Canton Network, a blockchain built for regulated finance, has struck a strategic partnership with Chainlink to broaden institutional adoption. The agreement, announced Wednesday, will see Canton integrate Chainlink’s suite of services, including Data Streams, Proof of Reserve, and its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol. Canton has also joined the Chainlink Scale program, which helps cover the costs of running oracle nodes that feed external data into blockchains. Chainlink Labs will take on the role of Super Validator in Canton’s Global Synchronizer, a system designed to keep transactions across the network in sync. That places Chainlink alongside a roster of more than 30 super validators and 500 validators already supporting Canton, which processes $280 billion in daily repo transactions and secures over $6 trillion in tokenized real-world assets. For institutions, the deal could mean faster access to tokenized securities, stablecoins, and digital identity tools without sacrificing compliance or privacy. Imagine a bank issuing tokenized bonds on Canton and relying on Chainlink to confirm collateral values in real time—a scenario designed to cut costs while reducing counterparty risk. Chainlink already secures more than $100 billion across decentralized finance and has helped facilitate $25 trillion in transaction value. Its entry into Canton aligns with growing demand from financial firms exploring tokenized assets and cross-chain applications. “The collaboration brings together Canton’s focus on regulated finance with Chainlink’s infrastructure, paving the way for real-world institutional use cases,” Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov said in the release.
Crypto has never needed “safe havens.” It needs safe markets. The difference is more than semantics. A safe haven is a place to hide; a safe market is a place to build. Jurisdictions that understand this distinction will be the ones that capture the next significant wave of serious capital. The crypto industry has been in a regulatory tug-of-war for over a decade. On one side, innovators argued that too much oversight would suffocate the technology, while skeptics warned that too little would expose investors to catastrophic risk. The collapse of crypto exchange FTX in November 2022 only widened this divide even more. Caught in the middle, many crypto businesses took on a simple playbook: they found the jurisdiction with the lightest touch, grabbed a license and called it a win. This “safe haven” strategy created short-term advantages for many of those companies. It allowed exchanges and token issuers to scale quickly, avoid tough questions and brand themselves as pioneers. Outside of the U.S. — and therefore, outside the reach of Gary Gensler, former chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and industry boogeyman known for his regulation-by-enforcement approach to crypto — many of those companies likely felt relief. But it also produced exactly what critics feared: markets where investor protection was an afterthought, enforcement was inconsistent and credibility was fragile. The result is a trust deficit that still weighs heavily on the industry today. The UAE’s Regulatory Flip The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has nailed the delicate balance in regulating crypto, carefully walking the line between innovation and safety. Instead of rushing to become a permissive playground, the country took a slower, more considered approach. It invested in a comprehensive regulatory framework, launching entities like the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) in Dubai and the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM). The UAE’s goal was never to attract companies looking for shortcuts, but to build an ecosystem where safety and supervision are the primary focus. This matters because capital behaves differently today than it did in crypto’s early years. Retail traders may have chased offshore exchanges and high-risk offerings, but institutional investors are motivated by an entirely different calculus. Big Money Is Chasing What Is Proven Pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and family offices are gravitating more and more toward markets where strategies have been tried and tested. They allocate capital in jurisdictions where they can trust the rules of the game, where custodians meet international standards and where enforcement is legitimate, that is, where laws and regulations are applied consistently, fairly, and transparently. By positioning itself as a safe market rather than a safe haven, the UAE is sending exactly the right signal: innovation is welcome, but accountability is non-negotiable. The UAE’s multi-layered regulatory environment gives crypto businesses the choice of which regulatory framework suits their operational needs. This is a reflection of the UAE’s ability to support genuine innovation and healthy competition through transparent frameworks and world-class regulatory standards. It’s further evidence that the UAE is evolving beyond minimum compliance, creating an ecosystem where capital, talent and fresh ideas not only converge, but thrive. Why “Loophole Jurisdictions” Are Fading The idea that a weak regulatory framework could be an asset for the crypto industry is losing traction fast. In fact, the opposite is now true. Loophole jurisdictions are becoming liabilities. Global regulators are closing ranks, sharing intelligence, and applying pressure on markets that undercut standards. The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) which sets the global standard for financial markets regulation has increasingly focused on crypto markets in recent years. At the same time, retail investors are more cautious — the high-profile collapses of exchanges and lenders in recent years have reminded everyone that when the rules are unclear or unenforced, it is the investor who pays the price. Markets that rely on being “easier” are already getting called out publicly. Malta was recently criticized by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) for not conducting enough due diligence before granting a license to a crypto firm. More recently, Malta pushed back on the push for centralized European crypto regulation, with the local securities regulator saying it doesn’t support regulatory centralization. Being known as a regulatory arbitrage hub may have worked in 2017, but in 2025, it is a massive red flag. The Coming Capital Movement The next phase of crypto adoption will be defined less by speculative trading and more by integration into mainstream finance. That means stablecoins backed by real reserves, tokenized assets with clear legal protections and exchanges that can withstand the scrutiny of institutional due diligence. This is why the safe market model is more powerful than the safe haven model. It aligns with the interests of long-term investors, creates durable trust and ultimately raises the bar for the entire industry. Building for the Future Crypto is often described as borderless, but capital is not. Money flows along channels of credibility and regulation. The jurisdictions that recognize this will become the winners. They will not be the places where oversight is weakest —they will be the places where oversight is most effective. Safety is not a barrier to innovation. It is the foundation of growth. The UAE’s example should challenge other markets to rethink their approach, not to chase companies with lax rules, but to attract them with robust frameworks. Crypto doesn’t need more havens to hide in. It needs markets strong enough to support its ambitions, transparent enough to earn trust and safe enough to scale. That is where the next wave of capital will go.
Franklin Templeton, the global investment powerhouse managing $1.6 trillion in assets, is expanding its proprietary Benji Technology Platform to the BNB Chain ecosystem. The move amplifies Benji's institutional-grade tokenization expertise by leveraging BNB Chain's technological strengths, including its scalable, low-cost infrastructure and high transaction throughput, to create a new class of on-chain financial assets. "Our goal is to meet more investors where they’re active, while continuing to push the boundaries of what tokenization can deliver with security and compliance at the forefront,” Roger Bayston, head of digital assets at Franklin Templeton, said in a press release shared with CoinDesk. “Together, Franklin Templeton and BNB Chain will work to deliver tokenized assets with greater utility, and enhanced features for retail and institutional clients across the globe,” Bayston said. Franklin Templeton's Benji Technology Platform is an integrated stack designed to facilitate 24/7 trading and management of tokenized assets and yield distribution, as demonstrated by the firm's OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund BENJI token. Over the years, the platform has expanded across multiple blockchains, including Stellar, Ethereum, and VeChain. According to Sarah Song, Head of Business Development at BNB Chain, Benji's expansion to BNB Chain stands out because the chain offers a purpose-built environment for tokenization. "BNB Chain has a purpose-built environment that issuers can’t find elsewhere: fast settlement, low fees, and compliant data tooling in one ecosystem,” said Sarah Song, head of business development at BNB Chain. "For an institution like Franklin Templeton, it’s not only about the technology, it’s about partnering with a chain that already demonstrates real liquidity and adoption at scale," Song explained. As of the time of writing, the total value of real-world assets tokenized on theBNB chain was over $542 million, making it the eighth-largest in the world, according to BNB's Dune-based tracker . The global RWA market has grown fivefold in three years and is estimated to reach $30 trillion by 2030. "Institutional adoption of tokenization is moving from pilot projects to scaled deployment. The early question was whether regulated assets could exist on-chain; today, the focus is on which networks can support them at institutional standards. Franklin Templeton’s expansion to BNB Chain reinforces that tokenization is no longer a theory but an operating reality - and BNB Chain is one of the networks carrying it forward," Song told CoinDesk.
On Wednesday morning, bitcoin finds itself in a dance between bullish hope and bearish hesitation. Trading just shy of key resistance, price action is stuck in a holding pattern that feels more like a chess game than a moon mission. Bitcoin The hourly bitcoin chart paints a clear double bottom near $111,115, offering short-term traders
Bitcoin is under renewed selling pressure as fear begins to creep back into the market. After weeks of high volatility, analysts warn that BTC could drop below the $110K support level in the coming sessions if current dynamics persist. Such a move would mark a critical shift in sentiment, as bullish momentum has clearly weakened in recent days. Related Reading: Bitcoin Net Liquidations Stay Negative Near $40M: Analyst Warns Downside Still In Play Despite this, more optimistic voices argue that Bitcoin remains resilient at current levels. They believe the market could stabilize and reclaim higher ground once buying demand returns, especially if macro conditions or institutional flows provide fresh momentum. Top analyst Darkfost shared important insights into the current onchain activity, noting a concerning trend among mid-term holders. He highlighted that while it’s difficult to confirm a single entity, Bitcoin aged between 6–12 months has been consistently flowing onto the market, following a strikingly similar selling pattern. Long-Term Holders Drive Market Pressure Darkfost explains that long-term holders (LTHs) currently control an overwhelming share of the Bitcoin supply, estimated at around 80–85%. This concentration of supply underscores the structural strength of Bitcoin’s investor base, yet it also means that any selling activity from this group has an outsized impact on price dynamics. When LTHs move coins onto the market, it often signals either profit-taking or a shift in sentiment, both of which can weigh on short-term momentum. The Bitcoin Spent Output Bands (SOB) indicator further validates this trend, showing that recent onchain flows align with the activity of these experienced holders. As coins aged between six months and several years enter circulation, the data reflects renewed selling pressure, helping explain the bearish momentum that has driven Bitcoin lower in recent days. This dynamic is consistent with the corrective move BTC has faced since losing the $115K level, as the market absorbs distribution from cohorts that previously held through volatility. Despite the near-term challenges, fundamentals continue to support a bullish outlook over the long run. Institutional accumulation, shrinking exchange reserves, and Bitcoin’s increasingly strong correlation with macro liquidity cycles all provide a foundation for higher valuations once selling pressure eases. The coming weeks will be decisive. If Bitcoin can hold above key liquidity zones and shake off the weight of LTH distribution, it may regain the momentum needed to retest its all-time highs. Conversely, failure to defend critical supports could extend the correction, further testing market confidence. Ultimately, while LTHs are shaping current price action, the broader structural demand for Bitcoin suggests that the long-term trajectory remains intact. Related Reading: Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Capitulate: 30K BTC In Realized Losses Over 24 Hours BTC Holding Key Demand Level Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading near $112,567, showing a slight rebound after touching intraday lows around $111,135. The chart highlights that BTC remains under pressure following its rejection from the $117K–$118K region earlier this week. The key resistance level remains the $123,217 zone, which has capped rallies since July, while immediate support lies around the $112K–$110K range. The 50-day SMA at $114,322 and the 100-day SMA at $113,382 have now flipped into overhead resistance after the recent breakdown, suggesting that short-term momentum is weakening. A failure to reclaim these levels in the coming sessions could open the door for a deeper retracement toward the 200-day SMA near $103,869, which aligns with a long-term support cluster. Related Reading: Aster Forms Bullish Hammer At Key Support – Reversal Setup? Price action shows that buyers are attempting to defend the $112K region, which has acted as a strong liquidity zone in recent months. However, repeated tests of this level raise the risk of a breakdown if bullish momentum does not return. Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView
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