Headline digest covering Coinbase Wallet rebranding, Bitwise's Dogecoin ETF shutdown, India's tokenized bond pilot for corporate debt, and Bybit's European super-app expansion.
Regulation & Gov ·
Coinbase has rebranded its Base App back to Coinbase Wallet, reversing an earlier naming shift. In a separate move, Bitwise shut down its Dogecoin ETF less than a year after launching it, marking an early exit from the product. Meanwhile, India has initiated a tokenized bond pilot targeting its $620B corporate debt market, piloting blockchain-based settlement for corporate instruments. Bybit launched a European super-app offering access to stocks and derivatives, expanding its regulated footprint in the region.
Trade[XYZ] announced a new events feature on its Hyperliquid-based platform, enabling users to trade prediction markets on sports, politics, economics, and financial outcomes. The system allows a single account to hold spot and leveraged positions across multiple asset classes—from Bitcoin to pre-IPO equities and events contracts—all within one unified interface. Resolution prices are anchored to the perpetuals' liquid markets rather than external oracles, linking each contract to continuous price discovery on the exchange.
The timing and mechanics of the Bitwise ETF closure remain unexplained in available reports. India's pilot scope, target timeline, and participating institutions are not yet specified. Trade[XYZ]'s events rollout roadmap and which categories or contract formats will launch first also await clarification.