With Congress away, federal agencies play at crypto rulemaking
U.S. crypto regulation shifts as the SEC, CFTC, and OCC pursue new rules for digital assets, prediction markets, tokenization, and bank charters.
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UK regulator eyes tokenized gold framework in digitization push
The FCA is preparing regulatory standards for tokenized gold to spur market growth and strengthen London’s position as a global financial hub.
Agentic claims in iGaming, mapped—and telling them apart
Four in 5 iGaming companies use AI, but only 1 in 5 sees meaningful ROI. This gap has led to a flood of "agentic" claims from CRM suites to full platforms.
Africa becoming hotbed for cybercrime, INTERPOL says
Africa's digital transformation is accelerating, but INTERPOL warns the region is becoming a cybercrime hotspot as AI-driven attacks and online fraud surge.
Affiliate marketing is broken—here’s how we fix it
Industry affiliates at iGB L!VE explore how technology could make 2026 the year trust, transparency, and stronger partnerships redefine iGaming marketing.
EU weighs MiCA changes in 2027 amid US stablecoin push
The European Union is set to revise its MiCA crypto rules to cover non-EU issuers, as market changes and the U.S. push for stablecoins reshape regulation.
Miners giving up on BTC as crypto traders also ‘pivoting to AI’
Rising challenges in Bitcoin mining are pushing miners toward AI, as operators seek new ways to put their power and infrastructure to work.
Nigeria digital payment fraud falls but costs $19M
Nigerians lost ₦25.85 billion to digital payment fraud in 2025, while South Africa proposes draft rules for cross-border digital currency transactions.
CLARITY punted to September as parties, stakeholders far apart
U.S. crypto market structure talks are delayed until September as Senate Democrats and Republicans remain divided over key issues in the CLARITY Act debate.
EU authorizes 12 new crypto service providers under MiCA
The EU's MiCA register expanded with 12 newly authorized crypto-asset service providers, raising the bloc's total licensed CASPs to 321.