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The UK Financial Conduct Authority plans to open a limited application window for crypto licenses in September 2026, ahead of a new regulatory regime coming in Oct. 2027.
South Korea has formally confirmed plans to introduce spot digital asset ETFs as part of its 2026 Economic Growth Strategy.
Bitcoin staking protocol Babylon faces a code flaw that could trigger validator crashes and slow block production during key network checks.
TRUMP has stalled near $5.34 after a brief volume-driven rally, while MELANIA attracts fresh speculative flows.
Truebit’s TRU token lost nearly all of its value after a $26.4 million smart contract exploit triggered a full liquidity drain.
Former Zcash developers reveal CashZ wallet after leaving Electric Coin Company, promising smooth migration and continued focus on privacy.
Stablecoin transaction flows reached $33 trillion in 2025. Bloomberg projects $56.6 trillion by 2030.
Grayscale registered a statutory trust in Delaware for a spot BNB ETF on Jan. 8, 2026, marking an initial step ahead of an SEC filing.
Bitcoin futures open interest has fallen sharply to multi-year lows, signaling weak risk appetite and a likely period reset for the crypto market.
XRP has held above the $2 support level as treasury firm Evernoth announced collaboration to improve activity on XRPL.
Kontigo experienced its second cyberattack in days, forcing the startup to temporarily disable platform access while investigating unauthorized authentication attempts.
BONK prices turned bullish over the past week with the meme token soaring more than 43%, as per CoinMarketCap data.
Polygon Labs announces Open Money Stack, a modular platform designed to enable frictionless cross-chain transactions between fiat and cryptocurrencies for institutions, businesses, and AI agents.
The Optimism Foundation introduced a governance proposal to allocate half of Superchain’s revenue toward OP token buybacks, aiming to align token value with network growth.
Bloomberg analyst Mike McGlone warned that Bitcoin may revisit $50,000 in 2026, citing a persistent gold rally and slowing BTC liquidity.