Bloomberg’s Isabelle Lee and Suvashree Ghosh report the spike marks the first time crypto mergers and acquisitions (M&A) have crossed the $10 billion mark, signaling the sector’s shift from scrappy startups to major financial players. The deals, tracked by Architect Partners, include Falconx’s acquisition of 21shares, Ripple’s $2 billion purchase of GTreasury, and Coinbase’s $2.9 billion buyout of Deribit.

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Analysts say easing U.S. regulations under President Trump have paved the way for consolidation as firms race to secure market share before the big banks move in. Traditional giants like Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are eyeing the action, while crypto firms rush to scale before the window closes.

• What did the report say about crypto M&A?
  Bloomberg said crypto M&A hit $10 billion in Q3 2025, a thirty-fold jump year-over-year.
• Which companies drove the surge?
  Falconx, Ripple, and Coinbase led billion-dollar deals that fueled the M&A boom.
• Why is crypto M&A growing so fast?
  Regulatory easing and Wall Street’s growing interest have accelerated consolidation.
• What’s next for the sector?
  Analysts expect more large-scale mergers as crypto firms rush to compete with traditional finance.

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