Arbitrum is considering permanent program bans for three grant recipients, turning a dispute over past token distributions into a test of how DAO accountability can work.

Robinhood Chain has led DefiLlama’s revenue ranking, but its $4 million day reflects gas, trading and token launches, not proof that stock tokens drove the surge alone.

Full Sail is winding down after an oracle incident affected three automated vaults, leaving users to wait for proof that its repayment promise can cover their claims.

Ethereum developers are preparing a Gloas devnet exercise that will reduce validator participation below the level required for finality, then test whether client software recovers.

OKX has launched a USDT-margined Shein perpetual that trades around the clock, extending leveraged price speculation beyond Hong Kong’s cash-market hours without delivering share ownership to traders.

Kalshi is reportedly preparing a CFTC filing for an expiry-free WTI crude contract, which could become the first regulated US oil perpetual if approved by the agency.

Wyoming has selected Chainlink to publish verified FRNT reserve data onchain, while a planned safeguard would eventually block minting when reported backing becomes insufficient for new issuance.

G20 finance ministers and central bank governors have linked digital-asset regulation and cross-border stablecoin work to a wider effort to modernize global payments.

Twenty-one financial institutions can give a stablecoin immediate credibility. Whether they can also deliver liquidity, direct redemptions and regular use will be the harder question.

Binance has added more than 1,000 US stock options, but the contracts come with an exercise cutoff that matters more than the size of the product menu.

Zakura says its new cryptography can reduce private Zcash transaction construction to under 200 milliseconds, although wallet adoption and blockchain confirmation remain separate issues for users.

Solana is generating record fees as validators prepare for lower inflation rewards. The question is whether activity-based income can cover enough of what smaller operators lose.