Circle’s new facilitator lets AI agents authorize USDC payments without holding separate gas tokens, while Circle handles screening, transaction submission and onchain settlement for sellers.
A reported $750 million stablecoin injection into Solana does not match the available transaction data. The verified amount is smaller, and most remained in issuer inventory.
Universal is winding down after adoption failed to reach a sustainable scale, giving holders 60 days to decide how to exit more than 80 tokenized assets.
MultiversX stopped its mainnet after an attempted virtual-machine exploit altered the blockchain’s state—the live record of balances, token ownership and smart-contract data. The harder decision is how to repair those changes without reversing legitimate transactions.
An incident first estimated near $2 million has expanded beyond Fetch.ai and NuNet, shifting attention from the stolen value to the permissions the attacker obtained.
Crypto entered 2026 asking Washington for one rulebook. It reached the Senate vote divided over a harder question: who should profit when digital dollars sit idle?
Fraudsters reportedly tried to move at least $10 million through Polymarket US using stolen debit cards. The incident did not begin onchain, it began at the payment entrance.
A Uniswap governance proposal would redirect part of Arc’s swap fees into a cross-chain system that removes UNI, but the network’s early volume remains unproven.
Some memecoin buyers could lose credit-card points after Visa reportedly challenged how Crossmint-powered purchases were classified, according to Crypto in America.
ARB’s rebound raises an unresolved valuation question: can a governance token benefit when its ecosystem earns money but the token carries no direct claim on that income?
Kevin O’Leary says crypto’s next watershed will come when a major stock exchange adopts blockchain infrastructure. Nasdaq now has a 2027 plan that could test that claim.



