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21Shares has declared a distribution on five of its US-listed staking funds, payable today, September 30, 2026. The money does not come out of the issuer's own pocket but out of the staking i
Injective Adds Tokenized Stock Rewards to Its Burn Program @Injective has launched its first "Stockdrop," a new initiative that distributes tokenized stocks directly to users who participate
Three kits, one stablecoin-native stack @arc, Circle's layer-1 blockchain, has shipped three new developer kits designed to give apps a ready-made toolkit for buying, earning on, and borrowin
From Law Firms to Blockchain @DenelleDixon has led the @StellarOrg since May 2019, serving as CEO and executive director of the nonprofit that supports the Stellar network. Her path to the ro
@0xPolygon has expanded its Open Money Stack with a new Crypto Checkout feature, a "Pay with Crypto" button designed to sit directly inside a merchant's existing checkout flow. The addition m
Ondo Finance has announced a new strategic partnership with Kakaopay Securities designed to accelerate the international distribution and tokenization of Korean-listed equities. The agreement
@Coinbase is developing a financial architecture designed specifically for artificial superintelligence and autonomous AI agents, a structure that gives non-human entities access to a native
Avalanche (@avax) has rolled out one of the most significant performance upgrades in its history. Since the Helicon upgrade activated on mainnet on September 22, the network's C-Chain now ver
Polygon Opens Stablecoin Checkout to Merchants @0xPolygon has introduced a stablecoin payments layer that lets merchants accept digital currency at checkout and settle instantly in either fia
A Landmark Bill Hits a Wall The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, widely considered the most consequential piece of crypto legislation in US history, has stalled in the Senate after a critica
SlowMist says it has traced key parts of the compromise behind Bitget’s reported $388 million hot-wallet theft, including how attackers moved through multiple components tied to third-party s
XRP is back in the spotlight, and the catalyst this time has nothing to do with price charts. Reports emerged that former SEC Chair Jay Clayton, the man who oversaw the agency when it filed i
