Blockchain Industry Updates & Privacy News
Solana Mobile will airdrop 2 billion SKR tokens to Seeker smartphone holders and app developers on January 20. Early Saga phone users are excluded from the distribution.
Read MoreA politically backed fintech firm has applied for a U.S. national trust charter to advance its stablecoin USD1, which surpassed $3.3B in volume in its first year, targeting institutional use in payments and asset management.
Read MoreIn 2025, Google surpassed Apple in market cap for the first time in seven years, driven by AI advances like Ironwood and Gemini 3. Apple lagged in AI, with delayed Siri updates and shrinking growth prospects.
Read MoreWyoming introduces FRNT, the U.S.'s first state-backed stablecoin, anchored to the dollar and built on Solana. It supports cross-chain functionality and serves both retail and institutional users.
Read MoreThe Fed is reassessing bank regulatory thresholds, targeting risky financial practices. The move aims to enhance systemic risk controls and could impact compliance and capital requirements for mid-sized banks.
Read MoreFlare introduces FXRP spot trading on Hyperliquid with the FXRP/USDC pair, marking a milestone for XRP’s DeFi expansion. FXRP enables cross-chain utility, bridging seamless access to decentralized finance applications and enhancing liquidity across ecosystems.
Read MoreMarket data shows an 88.4% chance the Fed holds rates steady in January, with rate cuts more likely by March. Traders are watching inflation and jobs data for clues.
Read MoreThe dollar index rose 0.11% to close at 98.683, reflecting cautious market sentiment as investors monitor Fed policy cues and global economic recovery trends.
Read MoreA Nasdaq-listed company plans to revamp its Solana treasury strategy by 2026, shifting toward active yield generation. Holding over 2.17 million SOL and boosting share buybacks, it signals strong confidence in digital assets.
Read MoreU.S. unemployment rose to 4.6% in November, up 0.4 percentage points, sparking concerns over labor trends. Shifting participation rates and sectoral adjustments suggest evolving economic dynamics, prompting potential policy reevaluation.
Read MoreU.S. job openings fell to 7.15 million in November, the lowest in over a year, signaling a cooling labor market. Hiring slowed and layoffs dropped, while quit rates edged up, reflecting a shifting employment landscape.
Read MoreUS markets ended mixed: Nasdaq rose 0.16% on tech strength, while the Dow dropped 0.94% and S&P 500 fell 0.34%. Sentiment was split amid inflation concerns and earnings reports, with clear sector rotation between tech and financials.
Read MoreThe US Department of Commerce has updated its 2025 economic data release calendar, with full-year GDP set for release on February 20. Personal income and spending reports will be issued alongside, using estimated CPI values to ensure continuity.
Read MoreThe Dow Jones dropped 1% as market sentiment soured amid economic uncertainty. Growing investor concerns over global factors triggered a sell-off. This article explores the causes and what may come next.
Read MoreGoldman Sachs highlights tightening silver inventories in London, warning of heightened price swings due to market squeeze risks. Strong investor demand and limited liquidity are fueling volatility, prompting cautious positioning ahead of further market shifts.
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