Jeeves Takes a Major Leap
After a US$110 million funding round, Federico Javin explains why companies are moving their cross-border payments to stablecoins — and what’s next for Argentina,...
Circle Launches Its Own Blockchain
Circle launches its own blockchain to control its own rails
Arc arrives with BlackRock, Visa and Mastercard as founding validators, betting that AI...
Why Did the Bill Collapse
The U.S. Senate failed to reach the 60 votes needed to advance the crypto industry's most closely watched market-structure bill
After more than...
The Digital Euro, Running on Two Tracks
Europe is now pursuing two parallel races to build a digital euro—and private banks are moving faster.
Meanwhile, the European Central Bank (ECB)...
AI Courts on the Blockchain Highway
The infrastructure behind AI courts: what lies beneath the new layer of on-chain adjudication
How the system that promises to resolve disputes between...
On-Chain Interoperability: The Rail Connecting Latam
A new report shows how Latin America has reduced the cost of moving dollars by two orders of magnitude: from 6.36% through traditional...
Banks Unite Behind Their Own Stablecoin
A group of banks — bringing together 21 financial institutions — aims to launch a U.S. dollar stablecoin in the first half of...
Staking: The Winners—and the Contenders
While Neobanks and Exchanges Already Earn Revenue from Staking, Traditional Banks Are Still Negotiating Permission to Join the Business
The staking business no...
From Code to Constitution: Institutional and State Adoption of Blockchain Technology
The author of this article is
Alexis Franco Sánchez,
President of the
Chilean Blockchain Chamber and founder of the asset management boutique Abraxas.
From Code...
Stablecoins: Two Distinct Territories
The stablecoin market has split into two territories: USDT leads in payments while USDC dominates DeFi
This dual structure is holding for now,...