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South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster signed S.163 into law this week, enacting one of the most wide-ranging state-level crypto protection bills in the country. South Carolina Lawmakers Back Crypto Bill 110-1, McMaster Signs It Into Law The legislation, formally designated R131 and adding Chapter 47 to Title 34 of the South Carolina Code of Laws, […]

Stable Audio 3.0's extended capabilities could revolutionize on-chain music economics, enhancing royalty management and NFT music marketplaces.
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Plume's Bermuda license could catalyze institutional adoption of onchain financial products by aligning them with regulatory standards.
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Exa Labs' funding highlights the intensifying race in AI infrastructure, with potential shifts in developer adoption shaping future market dynamics.
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A widely circulated analysis has claimed that structural changes inside the global financial system could trigger a dramatic market repricing for XRP. According to crypto analyst Pumpius, a pattern of institutional alignment involving Ripple technology, central banks, and emerging digital infrastructure could set the stage for what he describes as a historic price discovery phase. XRP Catalysts Emerging From Global Financial Infrastructure The analyst’s thesis begins with developments inside the Bank for International Settlements. On May 12, several influential BIS leadership roles were assigned to central bank governors from Italy, Brazil, Australia, and Japan. Related Reading: Analyst Says Roadmap For Bitcoin To Reach $500,000 Is Complete, Here’s Why Those appointm...

A dormant 500 BTC wallet has moved after a decade of silence, coinciding with fresh data from Glassnode highlighting quantum computing risks for legacy addresses.

A growing group of European banks is backing a euro-pegged stablecoin initiative as the region seeks alternatives to US-dominated crypto payment infrastructure.

EU opens MiCA review as consultation probes stablecoin interest rules, DeFi risks and classification gaps ahead of July's crypto authorization deadline.