The latest in digital assets, markets and regulation.
World Trade Organization official Juan Marchetti states that fragmented regulatory frameworks, not technology, are the primary constraint on stablecoin adoption in international finance.
New firm Orange Juice plans to acquire profitable US businesses and direct excess cash flow into Bitcoin, offering a decorrelated alternative to capital-market-driven corporate treasuries.
The EU's Cyber Resilience Act now requires cryptocurrency hardware and software wallet providers to report actively exploited bugs within 24 hours of awareness.
SEBI and RBI launched Demat 2.0, a pilot tokenizing corporate bonds on NSDL and CDSL ledgers, with three issuers raising 1,025 crore rupees.
Beijing rejected warnings from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Tesla leaders about rapid AI development, labeling their concerns disruptive to global governance.
Cross-chain protocol Symbiosis recovered 15 Bitcoin from a recent bridge exploit and is offering a 20% bounty for further asset recovery information.
Bitcoin Suisse plans to relocate up to 60 back-office roles from Zug to Bratislava or Vietnam as it shifts toward global wealth management.
The UK Financial Conduct Authority is exploring a bespoke regulatory regime for tokenized gold, potentially exempting such products from certain fund rules to facilitate collateral use.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $462.7 million in net outflows last week, reversing prior inflows, while Ether ETFs attracted nearly $197 million.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev stated that companies should not have veto power over tokenized stock products that do not alter shareholder rights or official ledgers.
Senate Republicans released revised CLARITY Act text with new ethics rules and stablecoin provisions, aiming to secure Democratic support before a procedural vote.
Threat actors leaked Revolut customer identities and transaction records, demanding payment while threatening daily releases of sensitive personal and Bitcoin data.