Rethinking Ownership, Stablecoins, and Tokenization from First Principles
The current narrative is that tokenization will solve many financial problems, which may or may not be true.
The second wave of stablecoins is coming: 5 new common sense we need to know
Stablecoins are tokens whose prices are anchored to legal tender (basically the US dollar). Their essence is a set of standardized smart contracts. Stablecoins are not legal tender, let alone CBDC (central digital currency).
Bear markets are temporary — airdrops are forever
Despite bear markets, airdrops have quietly distributed $49 billion to Web3 communities over four years, creating lasting value through community-driven ecosystems.
Crypto.com probe by the SEC has officially closed, says CEO
The US securities regulator closed its probe into Crypto.com seven months after serving the crypto platform with a Wells notice in August.
Darkweb actors claim to have over 100K of Gemini, Binance user info
Binance told Cointelegraph the data is not the result of a leak from the exchange but instead is a result of the hacker collecting data using malware on infected computers.
Sei Foundation Explores Buying 23andMe to Put Genetic Data on Blockchain
If the acquisition proceeds, the foundation plans to integrate 23andMe's data onto its blockchain and give users ownership of their genetic data.
SEC has officially closed its investigation into Crypto.com, CEO says
The US securities regulator closed its probe into Crypto.com seven months after serving the crypto platform with a Wells notice in August.
Trump SEC Pick Paul Atkins’ Crypto Ties Draw Sen. Warren’s Ire Ahead of Confirmation Hearing
In a recent financial disclosure, Atkins admitted to owning up to $6 million in crypto-related assets.
GameStop Bitcoin Pivot Spurs Social Media Chatter as Stock Soars 16%
The gaming retailer will spend some of its $4.8 billion cash holdings to buy bitcoin and stablecoins, sparking discussions around how much it will actually buy.
President Trump to Sign Repeal of Controversial DeFi Broker Rule
Critics called the rule "unworkable," noting DeFi platforms run on automated code without human oversight or user identification.
