
Bitcoin Visualizers Transform On-Chain Data Into Art and Audio
A growing niche of open-source tools converts Bitcoin mempool data into interactive art, music, and 3D explorations for personal display.
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A growing niche of open-source tools converts Bitcoin mempool data into interactive art, music, and 3D explorations for personal display.

The CFTC published an advance notice outlining Regulation CTX and CAM, proposing a new federal license for crypto exchanges based on leverage offerings.

NEXT.io co-founder Pierre Lindh argues that prediction markets serve a mainstream audience far larger than the active trading base, prompting NEXTPredict to feature major media figures.

The SEC issued a joint investor bulletin with global regulators during World Investor Week to warn against rising impersonation scams.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy repurchased $176.3 million in STRC preferred stock last week, spending six times more than its $28.7 million Bitcoin acquisition.

Nine suspects, including two Greek servicemen, face magistrate hearings over an alleged cryptocurrency pyramid scheme that collected about $8 million from roughly 10,000 investors.

The Basel Committee reports that three-quarters of member jurisdictions have published rules for final Basel III standards, with nearly all requiring bank compliance by April 2027.

Greenfield Capital filed a supervisory complaint with Switzerland’s foundation watchdog, alleging governance failures and seeking board changes at the Safe Ecosystem Foundation.

The OKXICE joint venture notified the SEC of its intent to launch a tokenized securities venue featuring over 60 US-listed companies.

Pretty Good Policy for Zcash registered as a lobbying entity effective Oct. 1, targeting the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act and digital asset tax proposals.

President Trump appointed former SEC Chair Jay Clayton to lead the new Super Intelligence Force, while trader Peter Brandt raised his Bitcoin peak forecast to $600,000.

President Trump appointed former SEC Chair Jay Clayton to lead a new federal AI task force, leveraging his regulatory background despite his history of suing crypto firms.