China's central bank moved decisively on April 2, 2026, authorizing 12 additional commercial banks to operate within the digital yuan ecosystem - a step that more than doubles the number of institutions handling the e-CNY and signals that Beijing is no longer treating its central bank digital currency as an experiment.
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Alabama is now the second U.S. state to formally recognize DAOs under law, after Governor Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 277 on April 1, 2026.
Federal prosecutors have unsealed charges against ten foreign nationals accused of treating market fraud as a business model - and the scope of the operation makes clear this was no amateur scheme.
Alleged ceasefire talks between the U.S. and Iran are gaining traction in diplomatic circles - and crypto markets, which have spent weeks rangebound with no clear catalyst, are watching closely.
Franklin Templeton announced Tuesday it has agreed to acquire 250 Digital, a liquid cryptocurrency investment manager spun off from venture firm CoinFund.
March 2026 was not a quiet month for TRON. Between a landmark SEC settlement, a federally chartered bank opening its doors to TRX, and now a fresh enterprise integration with Zero Hash, the network is executing a deliberate push into regulated financial territory. The pieces moved fast this month - and they moved in one direction.
A quiet regulatory reversal from the Department of Labor could reshape how millions of Americans invest for retirement - and Wall Street is paying close attention.
Two Republican senators have introduced a bill that aims to bring Bitcoin mining back to American soil, reducing dependence on Chinese-made hardware and formalizing the nation's cryptocurrency infrastructure as a strategic national asset.
The Midnight network is officially live: After years of development under Input Output, the blockchain project founded by Charles Hoskinson has crossed its genesis block - a milestone the foundation is billing as the arrival of so-called fourth-generation blockchain technology.
A US dollar-backed stablecoin has cleared one of the most significant regulatory hurdles in digital finance - not in New York, not in Brussels, but in Abu Dhabi.
The Lido DAO is in the middle of a governance vote that could send 10,000 stETH - worth somewhere between $20 and $21 million at current prices - into the open market to buy back its own token.
Pi Network has given node operators a firm deadline: upgrade to Protocol 21.2 by April 6, 2026, or be disconnected from the network.