Digital assets' promise faces growing regulatory setbacks
Digital assets gain ground as tokenized real-world assets exceed $30 billion, but regulatory gaps and inconsistent rules continue to limit wider adoption.
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CLARITY Act died: So, let's make BSV red, white & blue!
Senate rejects the CLARITY Act, but the SEC and CFTC enable digital asset innovation with new guidelines for tokenized stocks and software solutions.
AI tests Asia-Pacific's digital infrastructure, green ambitions
AI is testing APAC's digital infrastructure and cultural readiness, while Google launches a program that could unlock AI's potential benefit to the planet.
Europe weighs DeFi rates, digital euro, and cyber risks
Europe's digital asset sector sees new developments as the ECB examines DeFi lending rates, advances the digital euro, and expands wallet security rules.
As crypto law falters, SEC opens tokenized stock floodgates
The CLARITY Act faces an uncertain future after its defeat in the Senate, while U.S. regulators move ahead with rules for blockchain-based tokenized stocks.
Google Maps’ Ask Maps can navigate around the rainy weather
Google Maps rolls out its biggest update in over a decade in the Philippines, bringing Ask Maps and real-time place and route information to users.
BTC price recovery won’t reverse block reward miners’ AI pivot
BTC mining faces renewed pressure as the CLARITY Act stalls in the Senate and network difficulty is set to rise, adding to miners' economic challenges.
Blockstream needs Digital Asset Recovery
A BTC exploit sparks debate over code, property, and blockchain governance, raising questions about whether minted coins can be recovered or reversed.
India, Singapore take pilot tokenized finance projects live
Asia's financial sector is putting tokenization to work, with India testing digital bonds and Singapore banks using tokenized deposits in live transactions.
CLARITY Act fails Senate vote, crypto blame game begins
The United States Senate's CLARITY Act fails to advance after Tuesday's cloture vote falls short, with 49 senators voting 'yes' and 50 voting 'no.'