With Dubai in the lead and Saudi Arabia erecting the needed infrastructure, the Gulf region is quickly moving from blockchain experiments to live adoption of smart contractbased mortgages. Local banks ...

Key highlights of the upcoming July 2026 launch include: – Full mobile integration — Seamless iOS and Android apps ready for millions of users. – Crypto-native features — Token-gated communities ...

The Western Union Company WU is expanding its presence in the digital asset ecosystem through a partnership with Crossmint.

BitMart US, a digital asset platform built for the U.S. market, today announced its formal expansion into the U.S., partnering with zerohash as its regulated crypto and stablecoin infrastructure ...

From the browser to the back end, the ‘boring’ choice is exciting again. We look at three trends converging to bring SQL back ...

Patient Capital Management, a value investing firm, released its “Patient Opportunity Equity Strategy” fourth-quarter 2025 ...

MST Blockchain currently reports 158,000+ on-chain wallets, with a strategic target of crossing 200,000 wallets as part of its adoption-driven growth model. In addition, the roadmap outlines: Unlike ...

Iran, Russia, North Korea, and other sanctioned countries boosted their use of cryptocurrency last year, according to Chainalysis.

According to a crypto analysis report, illegal or banned crypto addresses received approximately USD 154 billion in 2025.

When Tehran legalized Bitcoin mining in 2019, officials framed it as an economic experiment. Analysts now say it evolved into something far more strategic: a sanctions resistant payment network.

Facing heavy sanctions and war pressure, Iran is increasingly using bitcoin mining and cryptocurrency networks to fund trade and move money outside the global banking system.

The Financial Action Task Force wants issuers to embed freeze and deny-list controls directly into smart contracts.