Zcash developers have started moving Project Tachyon’s recursive-proof technology into Zakura Common, a shared cryptographic software stack used by the new Zakura full node and other ecosystem projects. The update concerns implementation work; it does not change Zcash Mainnet throughput, fees or wallet behaviour today.
Federal Reserve proposals for bank-supervised stablecoin issuers focus on the part of digital dollars users need most: a dependable route back to cash.
Bitcoin’s latest rally is facing a caution signal: altcoin spot turnover nears four times BTC’s, a level that has coincided with some previous local highs.
Goldman Sachs has opened a route for qualified crypto-market firms to access FTIXX, its Treasury money-market fund, through Lynq and tZERO Securities.
Coinbase International Exchange has removed 29 altcoins from eligible perpetual-futures collateral, reducing the margin value some users can draw from their existing token balances.
HYPE traded near $88 at the time of writing, down about 3.5% over 24 hours and just over 10% from its recent high near $98.
Citi is adding stablecoin acceptance to its business-payments platform, giving institutional clients a way to receive onchain payments through an established banking workflow.
Chainlink’s CCIP 2.0 gives token issuers more control over the evidence required before a cross-chain transfer can be approved and completed.
Strategy added 1,665 BTC last week while repurchasing $151.7 million of STRC, using MSTR share-sale proceeds across both parts of its capital structure.
Ethereum’s short-position debate spread across Crypto X on Sunday, but Monday’s data offer a more complicated answer about what actually changed.
Bitcoin fell toward $82,760 amid renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and broader weakness across risk-sensitive markets, before returning near $83,150 at the time of writing.
Vitalik Buterin’s new Ethereum 2030 essay places the base chain at the centre of settlement while cryptographic proofs take on a greater share of verification.


