Digital asset security faces a new gap: crypto losses topped USD 4.70 billion in 2025, up 63%, as fraud follows multi-asset users.
The Fed’s blockchain payment infrastructure FedNow will enable banks, companies and individuals to transfer money in real time.
The White House’s annual economic report devotes significant attention to crypto and its risks to the financial system.
The turmoil surrounding crypto-friendly banks in the U.S. is starting to be reflected in the liquidity of the crypto markets.
Law firm Cooper & Kirk describes how various U.S. agencies are attacking the crypto industry via “Operation Choke Point 2.0.”
The once competitive stablecoin sector is once again centralizing in the hands of a single controversial issuer: Tether.
The regulatory environment in the U.S. is becoming uncertain for crypto companies, which is why many are taking refuge in crypto-friendly Switzerland.
What has been happening this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
S&P and Pantera launch the S&P Pantera Index, a crypto benchmark of 18 constituents that excludes Bitcoin for lack of protocol revenue.
The Chainalysis Crypto Crime Report puts illicit activity below 1% of on-chain volume, countering the myth of Bitcoin as a criminal currency.
