Chainlink CCIP 2.0 exposes bridge risk, and issuer gates trigger stalls
An optional required verifier can hold up destination tokens after a source-chain lock or burn; named production use remains unverified. The post…
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Brazil Bans Online Betting Before Election, Keeps $492M in Licensing Fees
Brazil banned sports betting and online casino games on Sept. 25, nine days before the first round of its presidential election. The…
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Brazil Bans Online Betting Before Election, Keeps $492M in Licensing Fees
Brazil banned sports betting and online casino games on Sept. 25, nine days before the first round of its presidential election. The…
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Nvidia unveils AI safety platform to rein in ‘rogue’ AI agents
The launch comes after several AI agents breached their testing environments this year, adding to calls for companies to slow the development…
Spanish Banking Giant Cecabank Takes Crypto Custody Push to Luxembourg
Spanish institutional custodian Cecabank is expanding its regulated crypto-asset custody services to Luxembourg via the MiCA European passporting process. Strategic Push via…
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Spanish Banking Giant Cecabank Takes Crypto Custody Push to Luxembourg
Spanish institutional custodian Cecabank is expanding its regulated crypto-asset custody services to Luxembourg via the MiCA European passporting process. Strategic Push via…
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Coinbase receives DCO approval from CFTC, completing full derivatives stack
This completes Coinbase's derivatives infrastructure, allowing it to list, broker, and clear fully collateralized products in-house.
Tether’s USDT at center of Iran’s shadow banking network, new Senate Report says
Tether and its stablecoin have become central in "Iran's shadow banking system," according to a new Senate investigation.
Ondas investors blame short-sellers, fails-to-deliver
Ondas bulls finally have the SEC file they have been awaiting, proving millions of sellers failed to deliver stock on-time for their…
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce reflects on her time at the agency, what she still wanted to get done: ‘There’s no good time to leave’
After nearly a decade at the Securities and Exchange Commission, Hester Peirce is wrapping up her last week at the agency.
