IBM is investing over USD 10 billion in quantum computing: What the roadmap to 2029 means for the Bitcoin risk.
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is developing a blockchain platform for tokenized securities with 24/7 trading and instant settlement.
China-led CBDC platform mBridge surpasses $55 billion in transaction volume. Digital Yuan dominates with 95 percent share.
Ralph and Gas Town: AI developers receive community funding through Solana memecoins instead of venture capital.
Coinbase withdraws support for CLARITY Act. Banking lobby fights stablecoin yields and the Senate postpones the vote.
US banks and crypto: despite the ETF boom, custody and trading remain rare and are mostly available only to wealthy clients.
Russia prepares law granting retail investors access to the crypto market. Trading limit of 300k rubles, implementation planned by July.
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VanEck lists VBNB, the first US spot BNB ETF on Nasdaq. Sponsor fee 0.39%, custody at Anchorage Digital, no staking at launch.
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