The past week has been full of developments impacting both traditional finance and the crypto world.
The Cardano Foundation has introduced Veridian, a new open-source platform aimed at providing secure and interoperable digital identities for both individuals and organizations.
The crypto market continues to evolve rapidly, with major companies and institutions making significant moves.
Mastercard is stepping up its efforts to integrate blockchain technology into its payment systems as cryptocurrencies continue to gain traction in political and regulatory circles.
A Brazilian court has approved the use of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as a legal tool to notify unknown Bitcoin owners involved in a $900 million pyramid scheme allegedly linked to BWA Brazil.
The seemingly unstoppable expansion of AI has created as many challenges for organizations as there are opportunities, with some of the most complex pertaining to issues of security and privacy and the protection of sensitive data.
Charles Hoskinson envisions Cardano playing a pivotal role in Bitcoin's DeFi ecosystem, leveraging layer 2 solutions and new partnerships to bridge the two networks.
Hedera Hashgraph has unveiled its latest innovation, HashSphere, a private blockchain platform built specifically for enterprise use.
Kiln, a prominent player in the staking and decentralized finance (DeFi) sector, has secured a new role within the TRON DAO ecosystem as a Super Representative.
Stablecoin issuer Tether continues to expand beyond financial technology with a fresh investment into Italy’s media landscape.
Ripple has joined forces with Chipper Cash to improve cross-border payments in Africa, offering a faster and more affordable solution for international transfers.
In a significant development for the DeFi ecosystem, Google Cloud has officially become a validator for Injective, a blockchain known[…]



