Swift, the cooperative behind the world’s dominant financial messaging network, announced on July 9, 2026 that its blockchain-based ledger has moved from pilot concept to operational readiness, opening the door for round-the-clock cross-border payments powered by tokenized deposits. Seventeen banks spanning six continents are now preparing to run live transactions on the new infrastructure, marking one of the most significant …
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Sony’s online banking arm has secured conditional approval from the U.S. Office …
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Maczo is highlighting the growing role of digital asset payments in online …
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Zapper, one of decentralized finance’s earliest and most recognizable portfolio dashboards, is …
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Paradigm, one of crypto’s most influential venture capital firms, announced on July …
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Coinbase has received a UK MiFID investment services license, paving the way …
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Vanguard has opened its first-ever search for a Head of Digital Assets, …
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has placed cryptocurrency regulation among its …
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More than 16 months after President Donald Trump signed the executive order …
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A governance exploit has cost the BonkDAO treasury an estimated $20 million, …
