US regulators clear path for blockchain innovation in TradFi
Blockchain marks a milestone in finance as the U.S. SEC approves a blockchain clearing house, while the CFTC greenlight a BTC-linked futures contract.
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US grabs $1B in Iranian assets under Operation Economic Fury
As part of Operation Economic Fury, the U.S. seized $1 billion in Iranian crypto assets to limit Tehran's funding for military programs and proxy groups.
Who will be trusted in a tokenized economy?
A recent webinar highlights the shifting dynamics of digital assets, suggesting TradFi institutions may remain essential in a blockchain-driven economy.
10-point surge pushes Philippines financial inclusion to 58%
The rise of e-wallets in the Philippines boosts financial inclusion, with 43% of adults using digital accounts for transactions, a new report reveals.
PBW 2026 marks shift from Web3 to real-world deployment
Philippine Blockchain Week 2026 is on June 19–21 at SMX Manila, showcasing real-world blockchain applications in finance, gaming, and the digital economy.
SEC charges Texas man with $12.3M crypto fraud, fake AI bots
Nathan Fuller is facing charges over an alleged $12.3M digital asset scheme involving false profit promises and misappropriated funds.
Officials eye mining ban in Moscow as risks outweigh benefits
Moscow officials support a proposed ban on block reward mining in the capital to safeguard the economy and public welfare from unregulated operations.
Yours Wallet gets a rebuild for BRC100 and AI agents
Yours Wallet is undergoing a complete rebuild to enhance AI compatibility and user experience while embracing the innovative BRC100 standard.
Digital wallets capture 65% of APAC payments market in 2025
Digital wallets dominate APAC payments with 65.12% market share by 2025, driven by contactless tech and seamless payment solutions in retail and healthcare.
French regulator threatens action over missing EU licenses
The French Financial Markets Authority is demanding that digital asset companies get MiCA licenses by June 30 or risk prosecution and forced shutdowns.