Crypto roundup: Gemini gets Singapore license as Liquid Network resumes block production

  • Gemini obtained a Singapore license covering digital payment tokens and cross-border transfers.
  • $11 billion in assets is targeted by SBF’s Supreme Court appeal.
  • Liquid Network resumed block production while transactions and peg-outs remained suspended.

Gemini received a Singapore major payment institution license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), allowing digital payment token and cross-border transfer services, while Liquid Network resumed block production under a controlled recovery but kept transactions and peg-out operations suspended. Trade.xyz launched Events on Hyperliquid, combining markets for financial assets and real-world outcomes, with initial Up/Down markets covering stocks, commodities and pre-IPO assets. Other developments included SBF’s appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court against his fraud conviction and an $11 billion asset-forfeiture order, Nasdaq’s proposed $100 million investment in Kraken parent Payward at a $21 billion valuation, and Polymarket’s hiring of its first chief financial officer. The roundup also cited President Trump’s comments on the Iran war, changes to the Clarity Act, Four.Meme’s first 4Stock buyback, market warnings from Bonk Guy, long.xyz’s stock-pair strategy, and David Sacks’s call to pause Anthropic’s IPO pending a whistleblower investigation. It included a comparison showing that a low-end foldable iPhone Duo would cost about 0.025 BTC at the current Bitcoin price, alongside data sections for leading centralized-exchange tokens, 24-hour gainers and on-chain meme assets.

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