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🌶️ Jane Street Sued for Insider Trading
Crypto.com approved to operate as a crypto bank in the US
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February 24, 2026
The market is still boring, even though we get a lot of news that expands crypto adoption. Institutions and corporations aren’t abandoning cryptocurrencies yet. Let’s see what we have today in our Spicy Bites.
Spicy Bites of February 24th
Bankruptcy administrator for TerraForm Labs sues Jane Street for insider trading.
META plans to launch a stablecoin again later this year and to integrate stablecoins like USDC into Instagram and WhatsApp.
Crypto.com gets approval to operate as a national US crypto bank.
The Board of Peace explores opportunities to launch a stablecoin for Gaza.
Circle minted $250M USDC and later $86M more.
Kraken launches 24/7 tokenised stocks trading with up to 20x leverage. Binance brings that back too, with the help of Ondo Finance. Coinbase also joins the party, but with 24/5 trading.
SBF stays in jail. Trump isn’t going to pardon him.
Vitalik Buterin has been selling $ETH 3rd day in a row.
Google searches for the term “can’t sell the house” hit ATH.
$SKR gets listed on Upbit, and the price soars to $0.028.
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