UK, EU rethinking stablecoin rules amid calls for global standards
The United Kingdom and EU are revising stablecoin regulations as central bankers aim for competition and safety, with new rules expected by year-end.
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Japan backs AI-blockchain financial system
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party proposes an AI-driven financial system with autonomous commerce, blockchain integration, and stablecoin innovation.
GorillaPool turns Bitcoin blocks into collectible art NFTs for miners
GorillaPool innovates BSV mining by minting collectible NFTs from mined blocks, offering unique deterministic art to its contributors.
Vatican forms AI commission ahead of historic encyclical
The Holy See announces a new technical commission on AI, a precursor to Pope Leo XIV's first-ever encyclical addressing technology's impact on society.
US crypto exchanges brace for impact as Binance.US plots return
Crypto exchanges face Q1 losses, AI layoffs, and Binance.US revival fears as Kraken, Bullish, and Gemini race to diversify revenue.
The Philippines’ IT-BPM industry faces its biggest test yet—AI
Industry leaders at a Gorriceta Africa Cauton & Saavedra masterclass discuss AI's impact on the Philippines' IT-BPM sector and workforce evolution.
Myanmar targets crypto fraud with life sentence bill
Myanmar's new Anti-Online Fraud Bill targets digital currency scams, imposing severe penalties, including the death penalty, to combat rising fraud threats.
Poland adopts revised crypto bill amid political deadlock
Poland's Sejm approves revised digital asset regulations amid the Zonda scandal, marking progress in crypto legislation despite MiCA implementation delays.
ButterCup turns your ideas into BSV apps—no coding needed
Build and publish user-friendly Web3 apps with ButterCup, an innovative platform simplifying blockchain development for all skill levels.
Philippines bets on digital health amid AI risks
The Philippines' president launches an inter-agency body for PhilHealth, while a study reveals that about 50% of AI chatbot health responses are inaccurate.