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The public stance of one of the world’s most watched sovereign wealth funds has shifted only slightly since the FTX collapse: no direct crypto exposure, and no plans to add any. Nagi Hamiyeh,
Members of the UK’s ruling Labour party are considering a total ban on digital asset donations in response to Nigel Farage's resignation from Parliament and the potential influence crypto bil
Binance Eyes Fresh Regulatory Footing Binance is in discussions with regulators in multiple jurisdictions after receiving invitations to apply for new crypto licenses, following the collapse
Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) has formally written to Senate leaders urging them to keep Section 604 of the CLARITY Act intact as the bill moves toward a floor vote. In a letter addressed to Senat
European Parliament Unlocks Final Talks on the Digital Euro The European Parliament has confirmed its negotiating position on the Digital Euro, formally opening the last legislative phase bef
Lummis Raises the Alarm on Regulatory Inaction @SenLummis is stepping up her warnings over Washington's failure to advance a federal digital asset framework. In a post on X, the Wyoming Repub
OCC Grants Conditional Charter to Sony Bank's US Subsidiary Sony Bank, the online banking arm of Sony Financial Group, has secured preliminary conditional approval from the US Office of the C
BitGo, the digital asset custody and wallet infrastructure provider, has announced plans to launch quantum-resistant security tools designed specifically for Bitcoin wallets, marking one of t
Key Takeaways PYUSD is now minted natively on Polygon by Paxos, not bridged from another chain. Polygon has settled over $2.6 trillion in stablecoin transactions at ~$0.002 per transfer. PYUS
Congress missed its self-imposed July 4 deadline to pass the CLARITY Act, and the crypto market structure bill now faces just a 50/50 shot of clearing the Senate before an August 7 target, ac
EDX Markets just closed a fresh $76 million round, and the headline is less about the number and more about who is still writing checks for crypto infrastructure. The answer: the same crowd t
SWIFT activated its blockchain-based shared ledger on July 9, with 17 banks preparing live pilots. No value moves on-chain: the ledger records interbank payment commitments only. Final settle
