Binance resumes withdrawals, but crypto attacks keep on coming
Binance resumes withdrawals after a historic $6.3 billion hack, claiming 95% of funds have been restored, as cyberattacks in crypto continue to rise.
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Brazil, Thailand, India clarify crypto’s place in law, finance
Itaú Unibanco leads Brazil’s crypto compliance, as Thailand recognizes Bitcoin as property, and India advances programmable CBDCs for welfare payments.
Insert Coin: The gaming arcade where every point is a payment
Meet Insert Coin, a BSV arcade from former pro Halo player CollinCTO. Play Satoshi Pong, FPSV, and ChessV for sats, with a free practice mode.
Israeli PM, central bank lock horns over sanctions evasion
Israel's Netanyahu explores crypto to bypass sanctions, but Israel’s central bank, economists, and critics warn of economic damage and deeper isolation.
South Korea crypto faces monthly reports, possible education tax
South Korea weighs stricter crypto reporting and an education tax on exchanges as regulatory pressure grows and the Digital Asset Basic Act faces delays.
Salting the grave: 10 years since BTC killed Satoshi's alert key
Bitcoin’s original alert system, built by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2010, began its retirement in 2016, revealing a defining divide between BTC and BSV.
Will AI surpass humans? 2 Filipino student teams make the case
Faster isn’t smarter, says UP. AI already wins, says Ateneo. Read the DigiCon 2026 debate on whether AI can surpass human intelligence in marketing.
Coinbase: Prediction market enthusiasm offsets crypto apathy
Coinbase returns to profitability despite weaker revenue, buoyed by investment gains as derivatives and prediction markets reshape its transaction business.
Binance: $6.3B drained in largest digital asset theft on record
Binance faces the largest theft in digital asset history, losing $6.3 billion, while user funds are promised to be safe and covered by insurance.
Anthropic's IPO week: Bans, buyouts and a $2T bet
Anthropic’s IPO filing goes public, Sweden blocks ChatGPT and Claude for government staff, and Microsoft offers buyouts to 60,000 employees.