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The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) reported a notable surge in cryptocurrency ownership among Canadians, rising to 25% in 2026 compared to 10% in 2023. This data, based on a survey relea
Key Highlights ICE shares declined 1.26% following the announcement of its $6 billion MarketAxess acquisition. The all-cash transaction offers MarketAxess investors $167 per share. The deal b
Samsung SDS and Dunamu Eye Stablecoin and AI Payment Infrastructure Samsung SDS, the IT services arm of Samsung Group, is exploring a strategic partnership with Dunamu, the operator of South
@Arbitrum One has crossed a new milestone, surpassing 11.3 million active stablecoin holders. The figure marks a sharp acceleration from the roughly 10 million holders recorded in early May 2
Fabric Foundation (@FabricFND) has taken its RoboPay payment rail into physical hardware for the first time, demonstrating what a robot economy could look like in practice. The demo integrate
Emirates Adds Crypto.com Pay to Its Booking Channels @Emirates airlines has officially launched @Cryptocom Pay on its website and mobile app, giving eligible UAE residents the ability to pay
Binance appears to have regained website access in the Philippines under a regulatory sandbox route tied to the country's Securities and Exchange Commission, with the exchange again serving a
Evernorth has an updated filing on record with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that is tied to a reported $1 billion XRP treasury, though the underlying details of that treasury f
How Will South Korea Tax Cryptocurrency Profits? South Korea plans to begin taxing cryptocurrency gains on Jan. 1, 2027, after postponing the measure three times and leaving investors with le
Alloy by Tether is winding down, and the clock is ticking. If you minted aUSD₮ using XAU₮ (Tether Gold) as collateral, you’ve got a clear deadline to unwind and get your gold-backed tokens ba
Telegram is facing a fresh legal fight in Australia after the country’s online safety regulator moved to seek civil penalties, alleging the messaging service did not adequately address terror
Bitcoin is about to do something it has not done in years: split. Twice, in the same month. One is a contested soft fork that could accidentally break the chain in two. The other is a planned
