The New York Times signs AI deal with Amazon while NYC unveils BitBond, a Bitcoin-backed bond aimed at crypto investors. Mayor Adams pushes Web3 reforms.
Hong Kong’s new Stablecoin Ordinance enforces strict licensing, reserve backing, and AML compliance for HKD-pegged digital assets. Here’s what it means.
Thailand is piloting crypto-linked credit cards for tourists and overhauling its capital market laws to merge stocks and digital assets — a major move toward a digital-first economy.
Presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung proposes a won-backed stablecoin to combat foreign capital outflows and strengthen South Korea’s digital financial sovereignty ahead of the 2025 election.
Roman Storm’s legal team claims U.S. prosecutors are withholding evidence that could clear him in the Tornado Cash trial, revealing contradictions in crypto regulation and enforcement.
Trade Republic just became one of the first fintech giants to receive a full MiCA license from Germany’s BaFin, unlocking EU-wide crypto services. Here’s what it means for Europe’s regulated crypto future.
Starting January 2026, all crypto platforms serving UK users must report detailed user and transaction data to HMRC. Here’s what the new rules mean for the future of digital finance in Britain.
The EU will ban anonymous crypto wallets and privacy coins like Monero and Zcash by July 2027. Here’s what it means for DeFi, user privacy, and the global future of anonymous finance.
Tether launches USDT on Kaia, LINE's blockchain, bringing stablecoin payments and DeFi access to 196 million Asian users. A game-changer for crypto adoption.
