Crypto news
Citi has expanded its partnership with Coinbase, letting corporate clients automatically convert dollars into USDC and accept stablecoins at checkout through Spring by Citi. The rollout starts in the US.
Your exchanger doesn't need every network — it needs the ones with predictable fees and clear finality. Here's how to choose in 2026: L2 speed, bridge risk, and a six-point checklist.
Citi has expanded its partnership with Coinbase, letting corporate clients automatically convert dollars into USDC and accept stablecoins at checkout through Spring by Citi. The rollout starts in the US.
Nvidia launched the Open Agent Safety Platform, a chip-level watchdog that can quarantine a rogue AI agent in milliseconds. Anthropic, Microsoft, JPMorgan and over 100 other companies are already on board.
Instinct, the agent that books, buys and cancels things on your behalf, raised $1B at a $10B valuation — four times its value a month ago. Sequoia, Benchmark and Coatue led the round.
Keep too much in your hot wallet and one breach can wipe out the business. Keep too little and customers wait forever for payouts. Here's a working formula for splitting exchanger reserves between hot and cold storage.
A multisig wallet doesn't make theft impossible and it isn't a substitute for internal controls. We bust five myths about multisig wallets that cost exchanger owners money, plus how to pick the right signing threshold.
Account-abstraction smart wallets remove an exchanger's single point of failure: one seed phrase. Here's how session keys and social recovery work, and where the technology still falls short.
Three realistic scenarios for stablecoins through the end of 2026 — a regulatory squeeze, consolidation around leaders, and the rise of local tokens — and what each one means for an exchanger's reserves.
Not all stablecoins are backed the same way — fiat reserves, crypto collateral and algorithmic mechanisms behave very differently under stress. Here's what to check before adding a coin to your pairs.
Wider spreads than competitors, rates that lag the market, big orders that stall? Here are five signs your liquidity provider is the real problem — and when the issue is actually your volume, not your feed.
