Bank of America has named separate executives to run its digital-assets and AI-transformation businesses, treating crypto and artificial intelligence as permanent operations rather than pilot projects.
A year after the GENIUS Act was signed, not one of the eight required stablecoin rules is finished. Here's what that means for issuers and when the law actually takes full effect.
Too many coins in the hot wallet risks a hack. Too few, and customers wait hours for payouts. Here's how exchangers should split reserves between hot and cold storage without losing speed or money.
Consensys, the company behind MetaMask, unknowingly brought on a developer with alleged North Korean ties. For a month he worked on payment code — the exact layer where users' money moves through the wallet.
A blockchain bridge moves assets between networks, but bridges are also the most-hacked piece of crypto infrastructure. Here is how lock-and-mint and liquidity pools work, and how to vet a bridge.
The Bank of England has cleared HSBC to go live in its digital securities sandbox. The bank has already issued nearly $5 billion in digital bonds and is now taking on Britain's first digital government bond.
France's gambling regulator ANJ has ordered internet providers to block Polymarket nationwide, after a 2024 payment ban failed to stop rising traffic to the prediction-market platform.
A liquidity provider that quietly widens spreads at peak hours, slips on big orders, or settles late is eating your exchanger's margin without you noticing. Here are five signs it's time to find a new one.
FTX's bankruptcy estate kicks off a fifth payout round worth nearly $900 million on July 31. Here's why recovery rates above 100% aren't actually a windfall for creditors.
Beijing's Moonshot AI released the 2.8-trillion-parameter Kimi K3, which topped Claude and GPT on a coding benchmark. Hours later, Asian chipmaker stocks slid and bitcoin dropped below $63,000.
Multisig and MPC wallets both stop one stolen key from draining your reserves — but they work differently, cost differently, and fail differently. Here's how to pick the right one for your exchanger.
Meta was set to finalize nearly 8,000 layoffs on July 22. Employees are suing, claiming an algorithm called Checkpoint helped pick who got cut without accounting for medical or parental leave.
The Wall Street market maker has taken its first-ever stake in Crypto.com — the exchange's first institutional funding round in a decade. The cash is earmarked for tokenized assets and derivatives.
AI transaction monitoring is no longer just for crypto giants, but myths about it still confuse exchanger owners. Five get busted here — from "it's only for big platforms" to "AI can't be fooled."
Twenty-nine countries, including Russia, Kazakhstan and Pakistan, signed the charter of the World AI Cooperation Organization in Shanghai. No major US or European tech firms showed up for the signing.
An attacker hijacked Ostium's price oracle and traded on quotes from the future, draining between $18 million and $24 million from the Arbitrum DeFi exchange in about five minutes.
Governor Pritzker signed a law forcing OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and xAI to hire independent auditors every year to check their models' safety. Violators face fines of up to $3 million.
Stablecoins are splitting into bank-issued and crypto-native camps as regulators tighten the rules. Here's what the shift means for exchanger owners — and how to avoid depending on a single token or network in 2026.
Japan's government granted $2.4 billion to state-backed Noetra, which will build a data center powered by 27,500 Nvidia Rubin chips to train a homegrown AI model for robots and industry.
China's cyberspace regulator has cleared Apple Intelligence for local release, running on Alibaba's Qwen model instead of OpenAI. The approval ends a nearly two-year wait for Chinese iPhone owners.