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Blockchain.com is making a play for Wall Street with a confidential IPO filing. But in a market shaken by plunges and consumer skepticism, what does this move truly signify?
The buzz around Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) was all about future financial innovation. Now, it’s about a full-stop ban. Republican lawmakers are pushing hard to make sure the U.S. never goes down the road of a state-controlled digital dollar.
Is your portfolio management stuck in the digital dark ages? EXANTE's new Allocator tool might just be the quantum leap forward asset managers have been waiting for.
The U.K.-based crypto exchange Blockchain.com has quietly filed for a U.S. IPO, reigniting speculation about crypto's return to public markets. It's been a bumpy road for these digital asset players.
Forget Bitcoin price watching. Jefferies is calling for a crypto IPO boom, projecting a $1 trillion public market by 2029, fueled by a tidal wave of tokenization reshaping financial infrastructure.
Forget simple transactions. Agentic AI and tokenization are set to redefine commerce, turning payments into programmable, autonomous events. Banks are waking up to their new role as orchestrators in this wild, digital future.
Base has unveiled a new tool, MCP, that bridges AI agents with crypto wallets. This could redefine how we interact with decentralized finance, but significant security questions remain.
AI agents are rapidly weaving into the fabric of finance, but researchers are sounding an alarm: they must be treated as fundamentally untrusted. It's not about a lack of capability, but a critical reassessment of their security posture.
Georgia is making a bold play for crypto hub status, enlisting Tether to launch GELT, an official stablecoin pegged to the Georgian Lari. This move, backed by the central bank, blurs the lines between private stablecoins and state-backed digital currency.
Crypto's solved tokenization. Distribution? Not so much. Prometheum thinks regulated brokers hold the key to making digital assets actually accessible.
Lawyers are circling a treasure trove of dormant Bitcoin, but their approach might be as cold as the crypto itself. This isn't just about lost coins; it's about lost legal strategy.
Thirty-seven percent of hourly workers are already seeing AI in their jobs. The catch? Most don't feel ready for it.