MoonPay, PayPal, and M0 have joined forces to introduce a framework that moves stablecoins beyond simple payment tools and into the backbone of the internet economy.
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A quiet but consequential regulatory shift happened on February 27, 2026. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency finalized a rule change that reshapes what national trust banks are actually allowed to do — and the crypto industry is paying close attention.
Elon Musk's SpaceX is moving closer to what could become the most consequential public offering in capital markets history.
Minnesota lawmakers are weighing what would be one of the most sweeping crackdowns on cryptocurrency infrastructure in the country - a full statewide ban on Bitcoin ATMs, driven by a growing wave of scams targeting the state's most vulnerable residents.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers in Washington has introduced new legislation aimed at drawing a clearer line between criminal activity and software development in the blockchain sector.
Ripple Labs is entering 2026 with a structural overhaul of its ecosystem, moving the XRP Ledger away from a centrally managed grants model toward what it describes as a decentralized “builder economy.”
French energy major Engie SA is evaluating whether to integrate Bitcoin mining data centers and large-scale battery storage at its newly operational Assu Sol solar complex in northeastern Brazil.
Morgan Stanley is preparing to take its digital asset strategy a step further, confirming plans to eventually introduce Bitcoin lending and yield products to clients.
Grant Cardone’s investment firm, Cardone Capital, has unveiled plans to bring its $5 billion property portfolio onto the blockchain, marking one of the largest real estate tokenization initiatives announced to date.
Japan is set to enter a new phase of digital finance as SBI Holdings prepares to launch the country’s first trust-bank based Japanese yen stablecoin in the second quarter.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded another strong day of inflows on February 26, drawing $254.4 million, while Ethereum products posted smaller gains and XRP funds continued to attract steady demand.
A rebound in U.S. crypto markets may hinge less on price charts and more on Capitol Hill.