Essential compliance reporting and analysis for the digital-asset economy.
The Saudi Central Bank ended its participation in the mBridge cross-border digital currency project after completing a proof of concept, according to the Financial Times.
Sony's legal argument that players do not own digital games underscores the fragility of centralized digital property rights, a gap blockchain proponents claim encrypted NFTs can address.
The Bank of England has appointed four joint lead managers to issue a benchmark five-year US dollar bond as its second financing operation for foreign exchange reserves in 2026.
The Bank of England has secured long-term premises at Capitol House in Leeds, replacing its current Yorkshire House base to support nearly 300 staff and deepen regional economic engagement.
Bitcoin surged past $85,000 to an eight-month high, driven by significant US spot ETF inflows and regulatory policy moves despite broader market volatility.
A joint advisory reveals that the North Korean hacking group WaterPlum infected 30,000 devices and stole $10.7 million by impersonating recruiters for legitimate AI and cryptocurrency firms.
Visa is closing a loophole allowing meme coin purchases to earn credit card rewards by misclassifying them as digital media, following a challenge from Chase.
Coinbase Chief Policy Officer Faryar Shirzad attributes the failed cloture vote on the Clarity Act to a $200 million bank campaign and timing issues, signaling a regulatory shift toward agency action.
Strategy CEO Phong Le stated the company aims to become the "JPMorgan of Bitcoin" by providing liquidity and market-making for a digital asset economy.