According to ChainCatcher, Lookonchain's monitoring data shows that a whale linked to Paxos sold another 800 BTC through Wintermute eight hours ago. The transaction was valued at $50.72 million. Over the past two months, the same whale has accumulated 2,500 BTC in total sales, worth $154 million. The latest 800 BTC sale is included in that cumulative figure and represents roughly one third of the two-month total. The trade went through Wintermute, which is named as the counterparty in the on-chain data. ChainCatcher said Lookonchain detected the movement. The dollar value of the latest sale alone exceeds $50 million, while cumulative sales across two months amount to $154 million. The 800 BTC sold most recently is the latest in a series of disposals by the same Paxos-linked whale, based on the cumulative total reported by Lookonchain. Wintermute handled the transaction, according to the monitoring data. The two-month figure includes all recorded sales by the whale, according to the monitor.

Paxos Labs secured $12 million in a funding round led by Blockchain Capital. The funds will fuel a 'financial solutions layer' for business-ready digital assets. Its newly launched Amplify Suite includes Earn, Borrow, and Mint tools. Executive McCain notes stablecoins were long used at a loss but the real value lies in numbers.

Paxos received SEC approval to operate a blockchain-based clearing agency, becoming the first blockchain-native firm authorized for U.S. securities settlement. The milestone follows a seven-year regulatory engagement and resolves past disputes.

Paxos’ clearing arm PSSC has been approved by the SEC as the first blockchain-based clearing and settlement agency in the US. The move breaks DTCC's monopoly and opens the door for blockchain in traditional capital markets.

The SEC has registered Paxos Securities Settlement Company as a clearing agency, making it the first blockchain-native firm approved for central securities depository services under federal securities law.

Paxos subsidiary obtains SEC clearing agency registration, becoming the first blockchain-native central securities depository. This marks Wall Street's shift from crypto investment to rebuilding post-trade infrastructure with same-day settlement.

Paxos Labs has raised $12 million in a strategic round led by Blockchain Capital to expand Amplify, a platform combining yield, lending, and stablecoin issuance for enterprise clients.

The World Gold Council, together with BCG, published a white paper proposing a "Gold as a Service" shared infrastructure framework to standardize tokenized gold issuance, directly challenging the combined $4.9 billion market dominated by Tether (XAUT) and Paxos (PAXG). The initiative remains conceptual with no timeline.