Jay Clayton, who pioneered crypto's 'regulation-by-enforcement' era at the SEC, is now a leading candidate to oversee U.S. artificial intelligence policy.
Trade association challenges federal regulator's authority to grant national charters to cryptocurrency custody firms.
The Ethereum Layer-2 network implements emergency pause on new smart contract deployments using its Stylus platform, pointing to novel AI-driven security threats.
A South African bank becomes the continent's first Bitcoin custodian while Cornell research shows Bitcoin's utility in unstable banking environments, even as the IMF continues pushing El Salvador to scale back its crypto project.
The USDC issuer is urging Brussels to drop mandatory bank-deposit floors and adopt flexible liquidity standards as the European Commission reviews MiCA.
Open interest surged $2.3 billion alongside the breakout, with funding rates climbing as leveraged longs replace spot resistance.
Community bankers challenge federal authority on digital asset oversight while Illinois crypto tax faces six-month postponement amid ongoing litigation.
Blast, once among Ethereum's largest layer-2 networks, is winding down operations and requiring users to withdraw funds by October 26 following a temporary withdrawal pause.
State subpoena seeks answers on test environment breaches while new video AI fools half of human interlocutors.
New zero-knowledge system lets users prepay in USDC and access AI APIs without linking identity to queries.
A flash-loan vulnerability in the FlashLoopAdapter allowed attackers to drain two Safe multisig wallets, though Aave v3 itself was not compromised.
The Ethereum Layer-2 network, once valued at over $2 billion, is closing after a 98% asset plunge leaves it economically unviable.