CryptoEconomia

South Korea has ended its long-standing ban on corporate crypto investing, opening the market to listed companies.

Bitnomial has secured regulatory clearance to roll out prediction markets for U.S. customers focused on crypto and economic outcomes.

Polymarket quietly rolled out taker fees on short-term crypto markets to support liquidity incentives.

China’s trade-in scheme boosted consumer spending and green upgrades, delivering more than 2.6 trillion yuan in sales last year.

Turkmenistan has approved tightly regulated crypto mining as part of a cautious, state-led economic adjustment.

Binance says macro tailwinds and institutional adoption could push crypto growth beyond a traditional bull market in 2026.

AEON has partnered with United Stables to enable real-world crypto payments and AI-native settlement using the U stablecoin across its global network.

Brazil’s crypto activity jumped 43% in 2025 even as the IMF said the country’s tight monetary policy and financial system remain effective and stable.

Michael Saylor admits his early bitcoin scepticism was a “big mistake” after transforming his company into the world’s largest corporate holder of the cryptocurrency.

Peter Schiff predicts silver could surge past $100 next year, citing worsening macroeconomic conditions, rising deficits and strong industrial demand despite expected volatility.

Crypto markets face a volatile Q1 2026 as a potential Fed pause could pressure Bitcoin and ether, while “stealth QE” may help cushion downside risks.