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ZEC's latest rebound resembled bounces witnessed during the 2021 bear market, raising the odds of a 40% correction in the coming weeks.
Crypto trades settle instantly, but at the cost of capital efficiency. This forces firms to overcollateralize and limits how far markets can scale, says Cosmos co-founder Ethan Buchman.
The Financial Services Commission said inconsistent exemption rules created loopholes that allowed funds to move quickly with minimal account history.
White House economists say banning stablecoin yield would add little to bank lending while imposing significant costs on users.
The draft proposal from South Korea’s ruling party reportedly bars stablecoin interest and calls for technical standards to ensure interoperability across blockchain networks.
Thailand’s SEC proposes tightening funding rules for cryptocurrency companies to include anyone backing major shareholders, directly or indirectly.
Bitcoin rose toward $72,000 after US President Donald Trump confirmed a ceasefire agreement with Iran, sending oil prices crashing below $100.
UBS, PostFinance, Sygnum and others launched a 2026 sandbox to test Swiss franc stablecoin use cases and blockchain payment rails in Switzerland.
Will quantum-safe cryptography slow Ethereum? It is likely to affect gas fees, validator load and network efficiency, prompting Ethereum to pursue a broader redesign strategy.
Will quantum-safe cryptography slow Ethereum? It is likely to affect gas fees, validator load and network efficiency, prompting Ethereum to pursue a broader redesign strategy.
Ethereum could see $850 billion in “new flows” by 2030 if the trend continues, according to Token Terminal.
Ethereum analysts said buyers were back in control, but holding the $2,000 support was key to reversing the market structure.
Ethereum analysts said buyers were back in control, but holding the $2,000 support was key to reversing the market structure.
Ethereum analysts said buyers were back in control, but holding the $2,000 support was key to reversing the market structure.
Under SEC Chair Paul Atkins, the number of SEC enforcement actions against public companies has decreased by about 30%.