ASIC UltraBoost US patent 12756574 expected October 6. SHA-256 efficiency technology targeting Bitcoin ASIC manufacturers for ...
Canada’s Big Six banks are testing tokenized deposits to explore faster transfers, 24/7 payments and links to emerging digital asset systems.
State lawmakers urged the US Supreme Court to review the Kalshi case as New Jersey seeks clarity over state and federal authority in prediction markets.
Revolut confirmed on September 12, 2026 that it disclosed passports, selfies, IBANs, and full Bitcoin transaction histories to an unauthorized third party who impersonated a government agency. The ...
Charles Hoskinson keynotes the Government Blockchain Association Future of Money, Governance and the Law 2026 summit at the National Press Club in Washington DC on September 30, 2026. He also ...
The total stablecoin market has grown from $27 billion at end-2020 to $303 billion in September 2026, a nearly 12x increase in five years. USDT still leads globally at 59% of total stablecoin supply ...
India bond tokenization has moved into a live pilot as the country begins issuing and settling corporate bonds as digital tokens in a market valued at $620 billion. The program, called Demat 2.0, was ...
India’s SEBI launched Demat 2.0 on September 10, 2026: a pilot that issues corporate bonds as native digital tokens on a permissioned distributed ledger and settles them against the RBI’s wholesale ...
The attackers who obtained Revolut customer data via a fake government request on September 12 have begun publicly posting stolen passports and selfies on X and Telegram, starting September 13. Their ...
Hana Bank completed South Korea’s first direct digital bond issuance by a Korean financial institution using Euroclear’s distributed-ledger infrastructure, according to a Monday report from Yohnap ...
CoinEx founder Haipo Yang announced on September 15, 2026 that CoinEx will cease operations in an orderly wind-down. Withdrawals open until December 22, 2026. Reason: prolonged crypto market downturn, ...
Industry experts said banks and overseas hubs such as the UAE could benefit from the setback.