Crypto Adoption

Japan has officially released its first yen-backed digital asset, called JPYC. The release of the new Japanese stablecoin comes at a time when many countries are competing to fight for the growing market.

Alternative media platform, Rumble, who has built its brand around free speech and anti-censorship values, is facing one of its toughest years yet. Its stock has plunged more than 45% since January, its user base has shrunk, and investors have grown increasingly skeptical.

Ferrari is taking its crypto ambitions to a new level by launching a digital token that will give its most exclusive fans the chance to bid on one of the brand’s most coveted prizes—the Le Mans-winning 499P endurance race car.

Hong Kong has officially approved its first spot Solana (SOL) exchange-traded fund, becoming the latest jurisdiction to embrace direct exposure to the network’s native token. The approval positions the city even further ahead of the United States, where regulators have yet to authorize a single Solana-based ETF.

Ghana’s central bank is moving quickly to bring digital assets under formal regulation, with officials targeting December 2025 to introduce the country’s first comprehensive crypto framework — a move that could reshape one of West Africa’s most active digital economies.

Florida is once again making headlines in the digital asset world — this time with a fresh proposal that could see the state become one of the first in the U.S. to formally invest public funds in Bitcoin.

Japan is gearing up for one of its toughest crackdowns yet on the crypto industry — and this time, it’s targeting the kind of secretive deals that have long lurked in the shadows of digital finance.

Ripple has partnered with Absa Bank, one of South Africa’s largest financial institutions, to launch a digital asset custody platform for institutional clients, marking the company’s first major custody partnership in Africa.

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a dangerous new Android vulnerability, dubbed “Pixnapping,” that could allow malicious apps to secretly steal what’s being shown on your phone screen — including crypto wallet recovery phrases, two-factor authentication (2FA) codes, and other sensitive information.

Nguyen Hoa Binh, famously known as Shark Binh from Shark Tank Vietnam, was arrested by the Hanoi police for his role in the collapsed AntEx cryptocurrency project. Once hailed as a visionary investor and a household name in Vietnam’s startup ecosystem, Binh now faces intense scrutiny and legal jeopardy following mounting investor complaints.