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Australia’s cryptocurrency sector is urging the re-elected Labor government to prioritize long-promised reforms to digital asset laws, warning that continued delays could leave the country lagging behind global standards. The Labor Party…
OKX has officially restarted its decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator with a set of advanced security upgrades. The relaunch follows a temporary shutdown in March, after the service was reportedly misused by North…
Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, has announced his intention to step down by the end of 2025. At 94, Buffett is concluding a remarkable 60-year tenure, during…
Following a recent hack of Tron’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, a public spat has erupted between Tron founder Justin Sun and OKX CEO Star Xu. The disagreement centers around a claim…
Arizona’s bid to become the first U.S. state to hold Bitcoin as part of its financial reserves has officially been halted. On Friday, Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a bill that would have…
In a coordinated push against Big Tech’s dominance in artificial intelligence, more than 70 crypto and blockchain firms—including Yuga Labs, Magic Eden, Arbitrum, and Venice.ai—have joined forces to support Thinkagents.ai’s new open-source…
Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis, a prominent advocate for cryptocurrency, has expressed concerns over President Donald Trump’s plan to host an exclusive dinner for top holders of his $TRUMP memecoin. Despite her support…
Cannes, renowned for its annual film festival and luxury tourism, is making a significant move toward modernizing its payment infrastructure. By the summer of 2025, the city aims for 90% of its…
As Australians head to the polls this Saturday, one thing is clear: pro-crypto regulation is finally on the agenda—no matter which major party wins. After years of delay and political ambiguity, both…
Kraken, a major U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange, revealed it uncovered a North Korean hacker’s attempt to infiltrate its organization by posing as a job applicant. The incident, shared in a May 1 blog…
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