Big week in crypto markets. A major traditional finance institution just moved forward with tokenizing a money-market fund—signaling institutional appetite for blockchain infrastructure. Meanwhile, wallet platforms are expanding their asset support, with MetaMask now offering native Bitcoin integration for users. On the commercial side, stablecoin projects continue pursuing diversified ventures, though Tether's reported $1.3B bid to sponsor a major sports property hit a roadblock. Three moves that reflect where the industry is heading.
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Big week in crypto markets. A major traditional finance institution just moved forward with tokenizing a money-market fund—signaling institutional appetite for blockchain infrastructure. Meanwhile, wallet platforms are expanding their asset support, with MetaMask now offering native Bitcoin integration for users. On the commercial side, stablecoin projects continue pursuing diversified ventures, though Tether's reported $1.3B bid to sponsor a major sports property hit a roadblock. Three moves that reflect where the industry is heading.