SEC Rewrite Could Bring Stock Ownership Onchain
The SEC is modernizing transfer-agent rules for blockchain securities, tackling the legal ownership records that tokenized-stock trading cannot solve alone.
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Bitcoin Miners Are Becoming AI Power Companies
Hut 8’s role in Anthropic’s huge AI expansion shows why grid connections, land and power infrastruct...
Cronos Halt Exposes DeFi’s Emergency Brake Problem
Cronos stopped and restored its blockchain after a Tectonic exploit, showing why DeFi needs emergenc...
Solana’s First Binding Vote Puts Tokenomics to the Test
Solana approved faster SOL disinflation but rejected a larger fee burn, revealing how difficult changing a blockchain economy becomes once stakers can vote.
Prediction Markets Have an Insider-Trading Problem
A CFTC case involving White House speech information shows why prediction markets need clearer boundaries between informed trading and illegal access.
Banks Are Realizing Tokenized Deposits May Not Be Enough
Banks are moving deposits onto programmable rails, but interoperability and portability may leave room for stablecoins alongside tokenized bank money.
Bitcoin’s Quantum Risk Is Becoming a Wallet Migration Problem
New quantum attack estimates and hardware-wallet tests show Bitcoin’s hardest quantum challenge may be moving existing coins before vulnerable keys become exploitable.
The UK Is Rethinking How Hard It Should Restrict Stablecoins
The Bank of England has dropped individual stablecoin holding limits as the UK shifts from preventing rapid adoption toward making regulated digital money usable at scale.
Bitcoin Mining’s Next Constraint May Be the Power Grid
Russia’s new mining restrictions show why cheap electricity is no longer enough for Bitcoin miners as grid capacity, interconnection and curtailment become strategic constraints.
Crypto Defenders Say AI Safety Rules Are Helping Attackers
Bitcoin and crypto firms say frontier AI restrictions can leave open-source defenders with weaker security tools than attackers, exposing a difficult cyber safety trade-off.
Solana’s Near-Freeze Exposes a Hidden Validator Risk
A routing failure pushed nearly 29% of Solana stake offline without stopping the chain, exposing how shared hosting can become a hidden validator risk.
Tokenized Deposits Are Banks’ Answer to Stablecoins
HSBC and Standard Chartered completed a live tokenized deposit transaction through Swift, showing how banks may bring programmable money onchain without issuing stablecoins.
SEC’s Crypto Safe Harbor Tests A New Way To Regulate Tokens
The SEC’s proposed Regulation Crypto Assets creates new token fundraising exemptions and a safe harbor for when investment-contract obligations can end.
Ethereum’s 21,000 Gas Rule Is About to Break
Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade changes a 21,000-gas assumption wallets have relied on for years, especially when ETH transfers create new accounts.
GENIUS Act Rules Will Decide How U.S. Stablecoins Work
Treasury’s latest GENIUS Act proposal moves U.S. stablecoin regulation from legislation into implementation, defining who can issue and sell digital dollars.