Blockchain Industry Updates & Privacy News
CME plans to launch round-the-clock crypto futures and options trading on May 29, pending regulatory approval. The move follows surging demand for digital asset risk management and a projected $3 trillion in crypto trading volume by 2025.
Read MorePolymarket's lawsuit against Massachusetts could determine whether prediction markets are federally or state-regulated. The outcome may shape the future of platforms nationwide and set a legal precedent.
Read MoreWorld Chain open-sources its GKR proof system, enabling users to run machine learning models locally with cryptographic verification, enhancing privacy and security.
Read MoreA high-level meeting at the White House brings together crypto and banking leaders to explore stablecoin yield policies and industry collaboration.
Read MoreStablecoin transfers hit $35 trillion in 2025 with illicit activity below 0.5%. Illicit entities held $141 billion, mainly tied to ruble-linked tokens.
Read MoreFebruary 19 crypto updates: UAE continues accumulating Bitcoin, Kraken expands trading features, Michael Saylor shares company vision, Morgan Stanley increases stake, Fed explores new data, and SEC examines tokenized securities.
Read MoreAmazon's 2025 revenue reached $717 billion, surpassing Walmart for the first time and making it the world's largest retailer.
Read MoreDespite a slowdown, Fed official Kashkari states the labor market remains strong and in good shape.
Read MoreReports suggest the Trump administration is considering a North American trade deal without Canada, as pressure mounts for concessions ahead of the USMCA review.
Read MoreBlackRock deposited 1270 BTC and 15,409 ETH to Coinbase, worth over $115 million, signaling potential institutional investment momentum.
Read MoreRobinhood Chain's testnet processed 4 million transactions in its first week, marking a significant milestone for this Arbitrum-based financial-grade Ethereum L2 network focused on real-world assets.
Read MoreOn February 19, XRP’s daily funding rate dropped over 40%, signaling continued pressure in the derivatives market. A 4% decline in open interest also indicates growing bearish sentiment.
Read MoreOnline searches questioning Bitcoin's long-term viability have surged to a multi-year high, reflecting deepening concerns amid falling prices and broader uncertainties.
Read MoreSEC Chair Paul Atkins says regulators shouldn't panic over crypto price swings, emphasizing transparency and long-term clarity.
Read MoreBTC may soon see its fifth consecutive monthly decline, marking the second-longest downturn since a six-month slump from 2018 to 2019.
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