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DogeOS Launch Brings Smart Contracts to Dogecoin
DogeOS has officially launched, deploying a ZK-Rollup layer on Dogecoin that brings EVM smart contracts and DeFi apps to native DOGE holders. This marks a major technical milestone for the popular meme coin.
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Greece Denies Christine Lagarde Blocked Binance MiCA License
Greece’s HCMC has firmly denied claims that ECB President Christine Lagarde personally intervened to block Binance’s MiCA license application. The dispute highlights tensions between national regulators and central banks over Europe’s new comprehensive crypto framework.
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Netherlands Bitcoin Tax: Capital Gains Levy Coming in 2028
The Dutch government plans to introduce a capital gains tax from 2028 that could include Bitcoin. Discover what this means for Dutch crypto investors and how to prepare.
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Morpho Launches Offer-Based Onchain Credit Markets in DeFi
Morpho has launched offer-based onchain credit markets, a new DeFi lending model that allows users to create custom loan offers directly. This innovation could make decentralized finance more competitive with traditional banking.
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MiCA Regulation in France: 3 Months After PSAN Ended
Three months after France ended its PSAN registration framework, MiCA has reshaped the crypto landscape. With 35 CASP licenses granted, Binance’s exit, and tighter AMF oversight, here is what the new European regulation means for your savings.
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Goldman Sachs Ties $100B Fund to Digital Asset Rails: What It Means
Goldman Sachs has connected a $100 billion treasury fund to crypto institutional rails, marking a major milestone in Wall Street’s adoption of digital assets. This move signals deeper liquidity, stronger compliance, and a new era for institutional crypto participation.
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Morgan Stanley Launches Digital Asset Lab for Crypto Infrastructure
Morgan Stanley has launched a Digital Asset Lab to test and build crypto infrastructure for Wall Street. The move signals deeper institutional commitment to digital assets and could reshape how banks offer crypto products to clients.
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SEC and CFTC Take 9 Steps to Regulate Crypto Without CLARITY Act
The CLARITY Act failed in the Senate, but the SEC and CFTC are not waiting. Together, they have launched nine regulatory moves covering stablecoins, tokenization, DeFi, and more, shaping U.S. crypto policy without Congress.