Bitcoin’s quantum-security work took two visible steps on August 26. StarkWare published a mined Bitcoin transaction built with its Quantum-Safe Bitcoin method, known as QSB. A team including Blockstream researcher Jonas Nick released a detailed SHRINCS specification, giving developers a hash-based signature scheme to examine.
A retirement report shows how little room many U.S. workers have for financial setbacks. That context matters when crypto is presented as a route to faster wealth creation.
JPMorgan has reportedly reviewed the option of issuing a stablecoin. The bank says no product is under way, and a separate group of banks is discussing a commercial venture.
Ethereum is consolidating below $2,550 after a sharp four-hour rally. The range is tightening, with a breakout or loss of support likely to set the next short-term direction.
Revolut has started a phased EURR rollout for selected customers in Denmark, Poland, and Portugal. The new token gives eligible users a euro-denominated balance within Revolut’s crypto offering.
Bitcoin remained near $79,000 as most major altcoins retreated. Several of the week’s strongest performers recorded the largest daily losses and kept much of their recent rise.
Thirty-nine U.S. banking associations have formed BankChain Alliance, which plans shared blockchain infrastructure for smaller financial institutions offering payments and digital money.
Ethereum is considering a new setting for compounding validators. EIP-8148 would let them choose when accumulated rewards are swept to their withdrawal address instead of waiting for the current 2,048 ETH default.
Thailand has moved closer to locally listed Bitcoin and Ether ETFs under draft rules that would keep fund management, trading and most custody activity within its domestic market.
Arcus has introduced pTokens on Robinhood Chain, giving traders a way to hold and transfer shares in specified perpetual-futures accounts as ERC-20 tokens.
The U.S. has expanded its ability to target businesses connected to Iran’s digital-asset economy. The move gives OFAC a route to pursue the overseas services that can turn crypto into usable payments, liquidity, and trade settlement.
Bitcoin briefly traded above $81,000 before easing toward $80,700. The rally has restored short-term momentum, but BTC is now pressing into a resistance area that extends to roughly $84,000.
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