US ‘crypto council’ a ghost town, third-party tokenization hard sell
Patrick Witt leaves the White House Crypto Council as Tether-Nuxum payments draw scrutiny, and the CFTC, SEC, and OKXICE tokenization fights continue.
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USDC is EU’s first ‘significant’ stablecoin, Circle defends economics
USDC becomes the EU’s first ‘significant’ stablecoin under MiCA as Circle defends its economics and plans expansion into emerging markets.
New BSV standard lets humans control AI agents' spending
BSV’s BRC-181 enables AI agents to control wallet spending by using signed rules, payment limits, and kill switches to contain attack-related losses.
Who verifies the verifier? The new trust problem in digital identity
Public blockchains can make digital identity trust infrastructure transparent, tamper-proof, and verifiable, from issuer keys to credential revocation.
DigiCon 2026: turning industry collaboration into action
DigiCon 2026 closed in Manila with 2,000+ leaders urging Philippine businesses to make interoperability and collaboration a lasting driver of digital growth.
When a token crosses a network, what exactly is being verified?
Understand cross-chain token transfers, how they function, and the importance of verification in preventing asset duplication across blockchains.
North America remains the epicenter of crypto capital
U.S. AI agent payments, stablecoins, and tokenized assets keep North America’s $3T crypto economy on top, Chainalysis says. Canada's market grows, too.
You can't sue ‘helpful-agent-7 without KYA
Senate hearing on rogue AI leads to the AI Agent Accountability Act, targeting developer liability and the need for clear agent identification.
Healthcare metaverse to top $80 billion by 2030: report
Healthcare metaverse to top $80B by 2030 at 35% CAGR, while the U.K. backs 44 AI regulation recommendations and Gulf states drive digital health growth.
New Council of Europe treaty to strengthen crypto asset recovery
Eight countries and the EU signed a new treaty enhancing authorities' ability to confiscate criminal assets, including digital currencies, across borders.