Blockchain is a public ledger of all Bitcoin transactions that have ever been executed. It’s constantly growing as ‘completed’ blocks are added to it with a new set of recordings. The blocks are added to the blockchain in a linear, chronological order.
The November 5 agreement between Tether and Da Nang’s government targets blockchain policy development and educational initiatives in Vietnam.
Kadena may be returning to operations, as Daniel Keller makes a post on X confirming a comeback.
Galaxy Digital has taken a groundbreaking step by tokenizing its Nasdaq-listed Class A shares on Solana.
Sygnum Bank has announced support for Sui by integrating it into its platform, while also serving as the banking partner to the Sui Foundation.
Tether has decided to suspend USDT redemption on five blockchains. This includes Omni Layer, Bitcoin Cash SLP, Kusama, EOS, and Algorand.
XRP Ledger has introduced XAO DAO, its decentralized autonomous organization that will give control to its community members.
A European Bitcoin treasury firm increases its Bitcoin holdings by $20 million.
Sony is doubling down on blockchain with the launch of the “Soneium For All” program aimed at accelerating gaming and consumer applications on Soneium.
Binance brought the Open Loot trading competition and token airdrop, which triggered a sudden selloff of OL tokens.
Hyperliquid is challenging Binance with perpetual futures trading volume of $248 billion, a figure that marks an 843% increase MoM.
Blockchain Group has expanded its Bitcoin holdings by $68 million, bringing its total to 1,471 BTC.
ASIC files civil suit against ex-Blockchain Global director over alleged misuse of ACX Exchange funds and directorial breaches.
Bjelic is the third Polygon co-founder to exit the blockchain network within the last two years, fueling concerns within the community regarding the protocol’s future.
Judge Arun Subramanian has dismissed the fraud and manipulation charges against Mango Markets hacker Avraham Eisenberg.
Ronin Bridge has completed migration to Chainlink’s CCIP, moving $450 million in assets to boost cross-chain security and reliability