Monero FCMP++: Why Europe's Rules Treat Anonymous Cash and Anonymous Code Differently
Monero FCMP++ would make a payment carry as little history as a banknote. Why Europe's rules treat cash and code differently, and what it means from July 2027.
Blockchain
How blockchain is rebuilding trust in unexpected places. Beyond crypto, beyond hype. The technology changing how humans verify, agree, and transact.
NEAR Intents Hack: Legal Process for Bitget's Stolen Funds, a 48-Hour Deadline for Its Own
NEAR Intents froze Bitget's stolen crypto pending legal process, then gave its own exploiter a 48-hour deadline. Inside crypto's two-track recovery system.
Stablecoins Bring a Massive Cash Flow Upgrade for Retail Businesses
Stablecoins can give businesses faster access to cash, reduce financing needs, and simplify cross-border payments through instant settlement.
The CLARITY Act Fails in the Senate: A 49–50 Defeat
The CLARITY Act is officially blocked after a tense 49–50 Senate vote. We break down the historic collapse, the market dip, and exclusive insights from industry experts at GenLayer Labs and LO:TECH.
The Next Frontier in Crypto Is Bank Connectivity
Global banks are abandoning cross-border correspondent relationships due to high costs and compliance risks, creating an ideal opening for digital asset settlement networks.
CLARITY Act: Why the New Draft Still Doesn’t Satisfy Democrats
The high-stakes vote on the new CLARITY Act draft faces a massive deadlock. While Trump pushes for a crypto framework, Senator Warren and AG Letitia James are rejecting the bill over unresolved conflicts of interest.
The Parallel Path - CLARITY Act: Why Institutional Infrastructure Outlasts the Senate Timeline
With a 60-vote cloture threshold required on Tuesday, September 15 and the legislative calendar rapidly shrinking before the November midterm elections, political strategists are increasingly pessimistic about the Clarity Act’s chances of becoming law this year.
Passing a comprehensive, dense regulatory plan right before an election is historically