Latest news about Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies focused on companies in the sector.
More and more companies are starting to use blockchain and are entering the world of cryptocurrencies, which makes this technology increasingly closer to being used by the people.
In this section, we will publish the latest news about the companies that use or want to start using blockchain in their day to day, the mergers and collaborations of these and all the news of interest always under the journalistic rigor that characterizes us.
TL;DR Fireblocks and Circle announce a strategic partnership to drive stablecoin adoption across banks and fintechs. The integration includes access to Gateway and support for Arc,
TL;DR Founded in 2018 by Mike Cagney, Figure has funded more than $16 billion in blockchain-based loans. Figure raises its IPO size to $693M with 31.5M
TL;DR Ethena Labs has reached a major milestone in its expansion strategy by securing a listing for its digital dollar, USDe, on Binance. This move marks
TL;DR Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, is preparing to launch its IPO on Nasdaq this week with Nasdaq itself investing $50
TL;DR Energy Tokenization: Ant Digital is converting $8.4 billion worth of wind, solar, and EV infrastructure into blockchain tokens, enabling real-time data tracking and decentralized financing.
TL;DR Ripple and BBVA have entered a new agreement to bring Ripple’s custody technology into Spain, enabling secure retail access to bitcoin and ether. The deal
TL;DR GIWA Chain Launch: Dunamu introduced GIWA Chain, a layer-2 blockchain using Optimistic Rollup tech, designed to stack data securely and support smart contracts. It’s currently
TL;DR Justin Sun’s algorithmic stablecoin USDD has officially launched natively on Ethereum, marking a strategic expansion into one of the most liquid and competitive blockchain ecosystems.
TL;DR CoinShares will go public in the U.S. through a merger with Vine Hill Capital Investment Corp., in a deal that values the company at $1.2B.
TL;DR HSBC and ICBC are reportedly preparing applications for Hong Kong stablecoin licenses under the new regulatory framework, signaling growing institutional interest in digital assets. The
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