US President Donald Trump signed two executive orders focused on fintech and digital assets. The first asks regulators to ease outdated rules and help crypto firms, fintech companies, and banks work more closely together in payments and financial services. The second order tells the Federal Reserve to review how crypto-related firms access key payment systems, while the Treasury will tighten anti-money laundering and identity-check rules. The moves could speed up crypto adoption in mainstream finance while increasing oversight on risky or illegal activity.
Cronos Network has paused operations after an exploit hit Tectonic, its lending protocol, with on-chain…
XRP is trading near $1.42 after pulling back from its recent $1.69 high, but its…
Michael Saylor’s Strategy, the rebranded MicroStrategy, has hinted that it could be back to buying…
Bitcoin is trading at $78,796.58, Ethereum at $2,478.28 and XRP at $1.40 as traders brace…
Russia’s largest bank, Sberbank, is preparing to expand crypto-backed lending beyond Bitcoin, planning to accept…
A British Bitcoin investor has recovered 61 BTC that he lost access to after the…
