Nuns, Nazis and New York complicating US crypto legislation
U.S. President Trump's influence on the crypto market raises questions as Congress faces resistance in advancing the digital asset market structure bill.
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UNESCO consults on fair pay for news in the digital age
UNESCO initiates global consultation on fair compensation for journalism amid AI and digital platform challenges, aiming to protect media integrity.
Join us at the London Blockchain Institutional Tokenisation Summit
Join the London Blockchain Institutional Tokenisation Summit on July 7 to learn about the growth of tokenized assets and network with industry leaders.
Nigeria mandates local data storage amid privacy crisis
Starting January 1, 2027, Nigeria will require banks and fintech companies to store payment transaction data locally, bolstering data protection efforts.
Coins.ph expands to Europe with Clear Junction partnership
Coins.ph partners with Clear Junction to expand in Europe and the U.K., simplifying cross-border payments and enhancing international trade efficiency.
CLARITY meets Groundhog Day; GOP steals Dems’ crypto crown
U.S. Senate faces challenges in digital asset legislation as banking groups influence policy, while crypto advocates push for tax clarity and regulation.
Australian police trial live facial recognition
Western Australia Police is trialing live facial recognition technology to enhance safety, aid policing, and address community concerns about privacy.
BSVTube reborn: BsvBsv, the serverless portal for on-chain apps
Developer Patrick Phan rebrands BSVTube to BsvBsv, a serverless BSV blockchain portal unifying video, wallet, email, storage, and chat under one roof.
China signs 26 banks to digital yuan, advances mBridge
China signs 26 institutions for digital yuan cross-border payments as mBridge advances toward rollout, supporting faster transactions and yuan adoption.
Bitcoin tourists and Bitcoin warriors
Bitcoin's evolving landscape reveals the rise and fall of its key figures, highlighting the difference between true believers and mere market tourists.