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ESMA to Ban USDT on EU Exchanges by January 2027
ESMA has given European crypto exchanges until January 8, 2027 to stop offering non-MiCA stablecoins like USDT. Discover what this regulatory shift means for traders, holders, and the future of stablecoins in Europe.
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BNY Expands Crypto Custody Across the EU Under MiCA
BNY has expanded its regulated Digital Asset Custody platform to institutional clients across the EU under MiCA. The move, made possible by registering with ESMA, gives one of the world’s largest custody banks a fully regulated route to hold crypto in Europe and signals a new era for institutional adoption.
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Ethereum Glamsterdam Upgrade: What It Means for DeFi
Ethereum’s upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade promises faster transactions and lower fees, which could significantly benefit DeFi protocols like Curve Finance. Here is what the upgrade means and how to prepare.
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US Government Moves $1B in Bitcoin: What It Means for Crypto
The U.S. government moved over $1 billion in Bitcoin and $94 million in Tether, sparking fresh questions about its crypto strategy. Here’s what these massive federal transfers could mean for the market and everyday investors.
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Bitcoin and Ether Holders Warned: Prepare for AI Attacks Now
Security experts are warning Bitcoin and Ether holders to enter ‘bunker mode’ as AI-powered cyberattacks become more sophisticated. From deepfake scams to smart phishing, the new threat landscape demands stronger personal security. Learn what bunker mode means and how to protect your crypto today.
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Monad Blockchain Focuses on Quantum Security and Privacy
Monad is pivoting toward quantum-resistant cryptography and institutional-grade privacy features. The move aims to future-proof the blockchain against emerging cyber threats while attracting enterprise adoption through compliance-friendly tools.
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Standard Chartered Expands Bitcoin Custody to Singapore
Standard Chartered is expanding its Bitcoin custody services to Singapore, reinforcing the city-state’s status as a global crypto hub. The move signals growing institutional confidence in digital assets and could attract more capital into the Asian market.
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Kazakhstan and Tether Explore a National Stablecoin
Kazakhstan’s central bank has signed an agreement with Tether and the city of Alatau to study a stablecoin pegged to the national tenge, alongside real-world asset tokenization using Tether’s Hadron platform. No token has been launched yet — the project is still in the concept and pilot phase.