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Fed's Barr Says Stablecoins Need Tighter Controls to Fight Money Laundering

The Fed governor has previously said that stablecoins risk undermining the U.S. central bank’s credibility.

Treasury moves to lock in stablecoin rules with state–federal hybrid framework

Treasury has proposed its first stablecoin rule under the GENIUS Act, outlining how issuers will transition between state and federal regulation.

Galaxy Digital's testnet suffers hack but no client funds or information were compromised

Solana hits 10B transactions as Ethereum crosses 200M — two blockchains, two models

Solana and Ethereum hit record transaction levels in Q1 2026, revealing two distinct blockchain models focused on scale and value.

Why Meta is choosing partners over power in its 2026 stablecoin push

Meta’s 2026 stablecoin push favors partnerships over issuing its own coin. Here is why the company is choosing infrastructure and distribution instead...

CFTC chair says agency is ready to oversee entire crypto market

Michael Selig summarized his first 100 days overseeing the commodities regulator since being confirmed by the US Senate in December.

Naoris launches post-quantum blockchain as quantum security risks gain attention

Naoris Protocol has launched a post-quantum layer-1 blockchain designed to protect transactions against future cryptographic vulnerabilities.

Solana Smart Money Pattern Mirrors March’s 21% Rally — But 37.7 Million SOL Stands in Way

Solana (SOL) price traded slightly above $84 on April 1, back near the level where March began after a month of flat 30-day performance. Despite the l...

Texas targets crypto, gambling loopholes amid prediction market concerns

Examining the reasons behind Dan Patrick's sudden crackdown on prediction markets.

Banks Reject Reimbursement After Scammer Drains $75,000 From Woman’s Bank Accounts in Malicious App Scheme: Report

An elderly woman from Raleigh, North Carolina has fallen prey to a deceptive scheme that cost her $75,000. Bettilyn Smyth’s ordeal began after she not...