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: Euler integrated VanEck’s tokenized VBILL fund, issued by Securitize, enabling the use of U.S. Treasuries as onchain collateral. Tokenized Treasuries surpassed $15 billion in assets,
TL;DR Grayscale has paused its IPO preparations as weaker market sentiment and lower trading activity slow the crypto listing cycle in the United States. The asset
TL;DR: TRUST launched TRUSThub to simplify Travel Rule data exchange, expanding secure counterparty connectivity without creating a centralized store of sensitive user information. The network spans
TL;DR Gemini introduced Command Center, a new AI-powered hub designed to deliver personalized prediction market insights directly inside its app. The platform integrates models developed with
TL;DR Regulatory Approval: Aave’s Push subsidiaries secured FCA cryptoasset registration, enabling regulated stablecoin ramping development in the UK. UK Framework Shift: Aave advances early compliance as
TL;DR: Samsung Securities, Samsung SDS and Samsung Card plan to acquire a combined 4% stake in Dunamu, operator of South Korea’s Upbit exchange. The deal is
TL;DR: The crypto industry shows maturity: 47% of organizations onboarded in 2026 operate with standards that were considered elite in 2020. Chainalysis detected progress in direct
TL;DR: Bit Digital granted a $100 million credit line to a WhiteFiber subsidiary to finance its expansion in AI infrastructure. The funds will be channeled through
TL;DR: The CFTC and Gemini jointly asked a Manhattan federal court to vacate a January 2025 consent order tied to a $5M settlement. The agency now
TL;DR: More than 40 crypto firms, including Coinbase, Kraken and Binance.US, joined the Transparency Alliance to promote standardized, stock-style token disclosures. The alliance will use Blockworks’
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