How Square’s new Bitcoin payments could change how merchants accept money online
Square’s new Bitcoin payments may redefine how merchants accept money online with faster settlement, lower costs and greater financial control.
UK central bank still ‘disproportionately cautious’ about stablecoins
Some crypto industry observers believe that the Bank of England’s new proposed regulations for stablecoins are unnecessarily restrictive.
Can Zcash’s rise revive the Bitcoin OP_CAT discussion?
As prominent cryptocurrency figures advocate for privacy protocols like Zcash, could the Bitcoin ecosystem revisit the reactivation of Bitcoin opcode OP_CAT?
Uniswap revives ICO-style token launches with new onchain auction system
Uniswap launched Continuous Clearing Auctions, a new onchain token sale mechanism designed to offer transparent price discovery, debuting with Aztec’s sale.
Proof of reserves is crypto’s key to rebuilding trust and transparency
Transparency through proof of reserves is essential for restoring and maintaining trust in crypto exchanges, ensuring security through independent audits and verifiable reserves.
Alibaba weighs deposit token as China clamps down on stablecoins: Report
Alibaba’s global e-commerce arm is reportedly developing a bank-backed deposit token for cross-border payments as Beijing tightens its crackdown on stablecoins.
XRP ETF debut outshines all 2025 launches with $250M inflows, record volume
Canary Capital’s XRP ETF outperformed all 900 ETF launches of 2025, inspiring a bullish rotation among the industry’s most successful traders, who are now betting on XRP’s price increasing.
Cathie Wood’s ARK bags $46M of Circle stock as price dips below $90
Cathie Wood’s investment company, ARK Invest, is back to buying Circle, making its first purchases since selling 1.7 million shares in June.
Chainalysis says pig-butchering is becoming a national security threat
Pig-butchering scams are expanding into a transnational crime model, blending trafficking and crypto laundering on a massive scale.
Bitcoin ETFs bleed $866M in second-worst day on record, but some analysts still bullish
Bitcoin ETFs saw $866 million in outflows as the US shutdown ended, pushing BTC to a six-month low and raising concerns over market structure and investor demand.