Bybit will begin phasing out services for Japanese residents from 2026, as the country’s stringent regulatory framework continues to squeeze unregistered global crypto exchanges out of the market.
XingChiIn the year since the Trump administration took office, U.S. cryptocurrency policy has undergone a fundamental shift, with the core objective of integrating the cryptocurrency industry into the existing financial regulatory system and regulating it in the same way as traditional financial institutions.
JinseFinanceWhen the legal exchange rate remains unchanged, currency with lower actual value (bad money) will drive out currency with higher actual value (good money) from circulation, causing the market to be flooded with bad money, which is what we often call "bad money drives out good money".
JinseFinanceOpenAI has launched “Your Year with ChatGPT,” a feature that gives users a personalised summary of their activity, including awards, poems, and images based on their chats. It is available to Free, Plus, and Pro users in select English-speaking countries, and participation is optional with privacy controls in place.
AnaisAt opposite ends of RWA's spectrum are fully permissioned tokens and completely permissionless tokens.
JinseFinanceThe Marshall Islands have begun testing a crypto-based universal income system, distributing payments to citizens through a yield-generating digital token built on the Stellar blockchain.
XingChiThis week, 24 blockchain startups secured funding, raising a total of $335.1 million. RedotPay raised $107 million in its Series B funding round, the largest funding round of the week.
JinseFinanceCoinbase: The cryptocurrency market landscape in the first half of 2026 is closer to "1996" than "1999," meaning we are optimistic about next year.
JinseFinanceTrump Media & Technology Group bought 451 more Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 11,542 coins worth over $1 billion. The company is using Bitcoin as a long-term reserve and is expanding into crypto investments and related financial services.
AnaisA 23-year-old man from Brooklyn, Ronald Spektor, has been charged with a $16 million crypto phishing scam that targeted nearly 100 Coinbase users across the US. He allegedly tricked victims into sending their cryptocurrency to wallets he controlled and is now in custody while authorities work to recover the stolen funds.
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