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NYSE Parent ICE Eyes Avalanche for Tokenized Trading
Intercontinental Exchange, the parent of NYSE, is considering Avalanche blockchain to power a new tokenized securities trading and settlement platform that would enable 24/7 markets. The move highlights Wall Street’s growing embrace of public blockchains and could accelerate the real-world assets trend across crypto.
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CFTC Crypto Developer Relief: What the No-Action Stance Means
The CFTC has joined the SEC in offering crypto developers a no-action stance, signaling that writing trading software won’t be treated as a regulated activity. Here’s what it means for builders and the broader crypto ecosystem.
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Chainlink Partners With Bottomline to Bring On-Chain Payments to 600 Banks
Bottomline, a major SWIFT service provider processing trillions in payments, has launched Global Pay Connect using Chainlink’s CCIP technology. The platform will connect more than 600 banks to blockchain networks, marking another milestone in institutional crypto adoption.
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Circle Arc Mainnet Goes Live: What BlackRock and Visa Validators Mean for Crypto
Circle has launched its Arc Layer 1 blockchain on mainnet, with BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard, and DTCC among the founding validators. The EVM-compatible network is purpose-built for stablecoins, tokenized assets, and institutional-grade compliance, marking a major step in traditional finance’s embrace of crypto infrastructure.
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Uniswap Leads DEX Trading for Tokenized Real-World Assets
Uniswap has become the leading decentralized exchange for tokenized real-world assets, with RWA trading volumes climbing sharply. Here’s what this shift means for DeFi users and why it matters.
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Wirex One Launches Stablecoin Neobank on Arc Mainnet
Wirex One has officially launched on Arc’s mainnet, offering a stablecoin-powered neobank experience designed for mass affluent users. The platform combines self-custody with a polished banking interface, signaling a new chapter in mainstream crypto adoption.
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Ethereum and Base Developers Diverge on Account Abstraction
Developers from Ethereum and Base have ended their collaboration on account abstraction, citing divergent technical needs and strategies. The split could lead to parallel implementations of this key wallet innovation across both networks.
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Ethereum and Base Split on Account Abstraction Standards
Ethereum and Base have officially ended their joint Frames collaboration, sending EIP-8130 and EIP-8141 down separate development paths. The split raises questions about interoperability and the future of account abstraction across Layer-2 networks.
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UAE Moves National Digital ID to Avalanche Blockchain
The UAE is upgrading its national digital identity vault, covering 12.5 million citizens, to run on the Avalanche blockchain. The move signals growing institutional confidence in decentralized infrastructure and could set a blueprint for other governments.
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UAE Moves National Digital ID to Avalanche Blockchain
The UAE is migrating its UAEPASS digital identity platform, used by 12.5 million people, onto the Avalanche blockchain. Discover why Avalanche was chosen and what this means for the future of government crypto adoption.