Capital Markets Authority ordered a two-day suspension of trading on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange and Dubai Financial Market for March 2–3 after Iranian strikes targeted major regional ports and oil tankers.
X has lifted its ban on cryptocurrency and gambling paid promotions, removing them from its prohibited industries list and reopening the platform to monetised crypto content.
Crypto exchange Backpack is preparing a token-to-equity conversion programme that it claims navigates US securities laws by attaching equity rights to a VIP scheme rather than directly to its forthcoming token.
Former Mt. Gox chief executive Mark Karpelès has proposed a rare hard fork of Bitcoin to recover 79,956 BTC lost in the exchange’s 2011 breach and return them to creditors.
US lawmakers have called on the Treasury Department and the Department of Justice to investigate Binance over allegations that $1.7 billion in crypto transfers were linked to Iran-connected entities.
Rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are raising the risk of an oil supply shock that could tighten global liquidity and trigger a fresh Bitcoin selloff.
Starknet has unveiled strkBTC, a wrapped bitcoin asset designed to introduce shielded transactions to bitcoin holders seeking greater privacy.
Centralised crypto markets are facing sustained pressure as spot trading volumes fall for a fifth consecutive month.
World Liberty Financial has unveiled a proposal that would require holders of unlocked WLFI tokens to stake their assets for 180 days before they can participate in governance decisions.
Ethereum holder retention has rebounded after falling to its weakest level since 2021, raising fresh hopes of a market shift in 2026.
Indiana lawmakers have approved House Bill 1042, marking a decisive move in the state-level battle over cryptocurrency regulation in the United States.
Anthropic has released its 2026 Agentic Coding Trends Report declaring that software development is moving away from manual coding toward orchestrating artificial intelligence agents.
