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AngelList is walking away from its Ripple Rail partnership by July 31, 2026, dropping USDC and stablecoin payments just months after Ripple's $200M acquisition of Rail.…
Europe's top securities regulator is examining how crypto custody providers manage private keys, handle incidents, and depend on outside technology vendors.…
Bankers filed a Suspicious Activity Report in May 2024 over a £5M gift to Nigel Farage from a billionaire linked to Tether, flagging it to the NCA.…
South Korea's Toss app is partnering with Optimism and Sunnyside Labs to test whether a Korean won-backed stablecoin can work for everyday payments.…
XRP is trading near $1.09 with a classic reversal pattern forming and selling pressure fading — but a 16% breakout depends entirely on Bitcoin's next move.…
Charles Hoskinson claims a new native UTXO proposal in Ethereum's development pipeline is quietly replicating Cardano's core architectural innovation.…
The Reserve Bank of India has renewed its call for a prohibition-oriented crypto policy, seeking to bar banks and financial institutions from any exposure to digital assets or private stablecoins.…
Trump's declaration that the Iran memorandum of understanding "is over" sent Bitcoin below $62,000 and crude oil sharply higher within minutes, exposing crypto's geopolitical fault lines.…
Predixa, a decentralized prediction market from the TMX Ecosystem, secured over $5.5M in pre-launch funding despite Bitcoin dropping more than 50%, with a July 2026 launch planned.…
Elon Musk's xAI is releasing Grok 4.5, an Opus-class model built on a 1.5 trillion-parameter foundation, just as OpenAI pushes GPT-5.6 to broader audiences.…
Australian crypto exchange Swyftx has secured a payments license, with interim co-CEO Andrea Yuen signaling the firm will no longer operate as a pure spot exchange.…
Microsoft is quietly replacing OpenAI and Anthropic models with its own MAI systems in Excel and Outlook, processing tens of thousands of weekly prompts internally to cut costs.…