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: KuCoin launched the Elite Trader Premier Program, an initiative to improve the visibility and accessibility of social trading on its platform. The program offers Lead
TL;DR Regulatory milestone: Coinbase became the first crypto exchange to secure an AFSL, allowing it to offer regulated derivatives and placing it under the same standards
TL;DR: Jay Clayton, SDNY prosecutor, rejected the motion for acquittal filed by Roman Storm, calling his defense based on copyright cases a distraction. The prosecution seeks
TL;DR: Kalshi signed an agreement with Fox Corporation to integrate its data into Fox News, Fox Business Network, Fox Weather, and Fox One. The prediction markets
TL;DR: VeChain’s 2026 roadmap says the network is entering a fourth chapter built around a thesis: billions of AI agents will need blockchain-based trust infrastructure. The
TL;DR: Binance will implement on April 14 the Spot Price Range Execution Rule, a mechanism that restricts executions outside dynamic price ranges. The rule applies to
TL;DR Accuracy: The system reached an 88.6% cumulative exact hit rate across 35 real incidents. Noise Control: Multi‑round deduplication and a multi‑stage validator reduce false positives
TL;DR: Financial institutions have encountered a gap between demand for digital assets and their operational capacity to meet it. Only 29% of surveyed firms updated their
TL;DR: BitValue Capital launched its $200 million Africa Growth Fund II with FLock.io to build digital infrastructure tied to energy, mining, and AI computing across Africa.
TL;DR Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan, warns that blockchain-based firms and stablecoins are introducing significant competition for traditional financial institutions. JPMorgan is expanding its blockchain platform,
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