Visa brings its USDC prefunding service into commercial use, allowing eligible businesses to fund cross-border payouts around the clock through Inyo Global.

BlackRock’s CEO warns that halting AI data center construction could threaten US economic growth as spending surges and national debt reaches $40 trillion.

Bitcoin and major altcoins extended their declines as South Korean and Japanese stocks plunged, while nearly $1 billion in crypto liquidations hit leveraged traders.

Trezor will end authorization for some resellers by January 1, 2027, tightening supply-chain controls after Ledger uncovered a hidden device in wallets sold through a third-party retailer.

Blur will close its website on Nov. 12 while keeping its onchain marketplace active, reviving debate over the royalty cuts and token incentives that helped it challenge OpenSea during the NFT boom.

More than half of tokenized equity trades take place outside regular Wall Street hours, while fractional ownership drives retail demand despite higher volatility and weaker liquidity.

BitMine increased its Ethereum reserves to 6.03 million ETH, putting the company just 100,000 ETH short of its goal to control 5% of the cryptocurrency’s total supply.

Standard Chartered is preparing to offer institutional clients custody for cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and tokenized assets in Singapore.

Bitcoin dropped toward $84,000 as rising oil prices, Treasury yields and a stronger dollar weighed on risk assets across Asia.

Bitmine now holds more than 6 million ETH after extending its weekly buying streak and moving closer to its 5% Ethereum target.

Bitcoin is testing $87,000 again as bulls look to finally break through the late-September resistance.

A bug in NEAR Intents’ cross-chain infrastructure allowed an attacker to drain about $3.8 million, forcing the platform to suspend deposits and withdrawals across multiple networks.

The CFTC is proposing new rules that could strengthen federal oversight of event contracts while limiting state authority over regulated prediction markets.

MetaMask is removing affected Ethereum validators from Lido as a precaution while an infrastructure compromise remains under investigation.

A Democratic Senate investigation says USDT was the main crypto asset used across hundreds of Iran-linked wallets, while Tether disputes claims that the stablecoin enables illicit finance.

The SEC has issued new guidance on token buybacks, crypto networks and staking products as Congress remains divided over digital asset market rules.

Strategy spent $142.7 million on Bitcoin while using another $151.7 million to buy back STRC preferred shares.

Bitget is gradually reopening withdrawals after a $388 million exploit, while its security teams investigate the attack and the exchange pledges to cover the losses through its protection fund.

Washington is reportedly exploring partnerships with private companies to expand dollar-backed stablecoins abroad and support demand for US Treasurys.

The ECB wants MiCA to focus on liquid stablecoin reserves rather than fixed bank-deposit requirements, citing risks from sudden redemptions and bank runs.