Tokenization and stablecoins may weather Democrats’ sweep as broader crypto rules face uncertainty
Wall Street's push to bring finance onto blockchain rails may continue under existing laws, though the SEC and CFTC face tougher oversight and questions over how long their rules will last, experts said.
Crypto’s Washington hopes fade, but Grayscale and BlackRock see growth ahead
The asset manager says global demand and institutional adoption will sustain the industry despite a political setback, while BlackRock sees little impact on its crypto business.
Why Bitcoin’s Next Soft Fork Could Feel Like a Practice Run
Matt Corallo explains why patching four legacy bugs is about rebuilding muscle memory, just as much as it’s about Bitcoin maintenance.
Binance’s Spot Market Share Drops to 42% After $6.3B Hack as OKX Gains
Binance's own asset estimate stood at $157 billion on Monday, down from $171 billion.
ChatGPT Is Getting a GIF Maker Powered by OpenAI’s Unannounced Images 2.6 Model
OpenAI is rolling out animated GIF creation in ChatGPT, with frame-by-frame editing and speed controls.
Democratic sweep of Congress forces crypto industry to rethink Washington strategy
After two years of a pro-crypto, pro-innovation climate in Washington, the digital asset industry faces a sharp political jolt.
TSV Begins Tokenized CNTN Trades Under SEC Innovation Exemption
Tradecraft's public feed recorded $30,296 in purchases, while Fairmint maintains the shares' official onchain ownership register.
Crypto Groups Seek to Strike Down Illinois’ 0.2% Tax
The levy would tax asset value rather than gains, with covered brokers required to collect it from Illinois customers.
Canton Coin Is a ‘Digital Commodity,’ SEC Staff Say in Letter Covering Network Rewards
A Corporation Finance staff letter applies the SEC's March token taxonomy to Canton's reward token, resting on what Digital Asset told the agency about how the network works. The post Canton Coin Is a ‘Digital Commodity,’ SEC Staff Say in Letter Covering…
Google Tells Schools They Can Reject AI—But They’ll Lose Search, Too
Google is giving schools more control over Gemini, but districts that want Search without AI are out of luck, fueling accusations that the company is pressuring educators into adopting AI.