DTCC tokenization launches this month, and the $30T is not on chain
DTCC tokenization launches with 25 securities on Canton and Besu. The $30T is eligible value, and conversions run on business days only. Confirmed facts.
Stablecoin news: the $36T USDC week and what the EU now says
Stablecoin news: the EBA named USDC the first significant e-money token under MiCA as Circle reports $36T settled in H1 2026, a first for EU supervision.
The digital asset bank arrives by acquisition: what Payward’s Saldo deal means for crypto marketing
A digital asset bank by acquisition: Payward agreed on 14 October to buy Saldo Bank, with closing expected in 2027. What it means for crypto marketing claims.
Virtual asset service provider, meet ESMA: three months to unwind unauthorised stablecoins
A virtual asset service provider in the EU was told on 8 October to stop servicing non-MiCA stablecoins within three months. What it means for marketing.
Crypto Custody Compliance Just Got Two New Rulebooks in Five Weeks
Crypto custody compliance now faces two SEC proposals at once. Five practical moves exchanges and custodians should make before the comment window shuts.
The stablecoin payment gateway just moved inside the ERP
Circle and SAP-backed Tereina have turned the stablecoin payment gateway into an ERP feature. Here is what it shifts for treasury, settlement and entry.
Coinbase Advanced meets a returning Pro: one trust brand, two doors, and the promotion rules between them
Coinbase Advanced gets a sibling as Pro returns and Deribit joins Coinbase Global Exchange. Here are five smart checks for brand tiers and promotion rules.
The MiCA review wants influencers inside the rulebook. The paperwork is not ready.
The MiCA review is live: ESMA wants stricter crypto marketing rules for influencers and third parties. What it asks, what is law today, and how to prepare.
GENIUS Act implementation reaches the Fed, and its anti-tying rule will bind every stablecoin brand
GENIUS Act implementation hit the Fed on 24 September, with an anti-tying ban for every issuer. Five sharp rules for stablecoin marketers before comments close.
The LimeWire lawsuit ended at $105 million. The name is still working.
The LimeWire lawsuit ended at $105 million, yet the name now belongs to BabyDoge. See what the record says, which numbers are wrong and what brands can learn.