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Stablecoins are entering a new adoption phase focused on real business use cases, with Paxos Labs saying firms can turn payment costs into revenue streams.

Stablecoins currently pose limited disruption to banks, according to Moody’s Investors Service, citing regulatory limits and strong existing payment systems in the US.

Binance has filed a defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal in New York, despite the state being one of the most challenging jurisdictions for such claims.

Fellowship PAC disclosed $11 million in funding from Cantor Fitzgerald and Anchorage Digital, highlighting significant financial backing tied to crypto-linked entities ahead of US midterm elections.

Monero has marked its 12th anniversary, reinforcing its position as a leading privacy-focused digital asset since its launch in 2014.

Bitcoin mining difficulty has edged down by about 1.1% to roughly 135.5 trillion, masking deeper financial strain across the mining sector.

Poland remains the only EU country yet to implement the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation after parliament failed again to override a presidential veto.

Peter Schiff has warned that MicroStrategy’s aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy could lead to significant shareholder dilution.

An Ethereum Foundation-funded initiative has identified around 100 suspected North Korean IT workers embedded across 53 crypto projects.

Iran is integrating Bitcoin into its oil payment framework as part of efforts to bypass international sanctions and strengthen financial sovereignty.

A US federal judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit tied to a memecoin promoted by Caitlyn Jenner, ruling it does not qualify as a security under US law.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping crypto venture capital, with 40% of sector funding in 2025 directed to firms combining AI and digital assets, up from 18% a year earlier.