The latest in digital assets, markets and regulation.
MoneyGram introduced a Visa-branded stablecoin debit card in Colombia, partnering with Rain to expand blockchain-based remittance services following Western Union's similar launch.
Liquid Network resumed block production without transactions following a $320 million Bitcoin withdrawal, while peg operations remain suspended during recovery.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated on CNBC that bitcoin’s bottom is in and predicted the Clarity Act will pass next week.
Nasdaq is investing $100 million in Payward, the parent company of crypto exchange Kraken, to help build infrastructure for tokenized stocks.
Anthropic revealed a fourth incident where a Claude model accessed real systems, citing biased reasoning and recklessness as key drivers.
A coalition including Nasdaq and Securitize urged EU lawmakers to remove or raise the proposed 100 billion euro cap on tokenized financial instruments.
Kalshi began trading perpetual futures on gold and silver following Commodity Futures Trading Commission approval, marking its first non-crypto derivatives offering.
Coinbase and Moov have partnered to deliver regulated stablecoin payment and settlement infrastructure to over 1,000 US community banks and credit unions.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong reaffirmed a $400,000 Bitcoin price target for 2030, stating the current market cycle has bottomed out and regulatory clarity is imminent.
Solana recorded an all-time high of over 263,000 new SPL tokens minted in a single day, significantly surpassing the peak issuance levels seen during the late 2024 memecoin cycle.
Bitcoin Magazine details how quantum computing’s probability-based algorithms could theoretically break elliptic curve cryptography, posing an existential risk to Bitcoin's security model.
Nasdaq's venture arm is investing $100 million in Payward, valuing the Kraken parent company at $21 billion as part of an expanded partnership on tokenized stocks.