Tron unveils development roadmap for Bitcoin layer 2 solution

Tron vs. SEC: Can Tron Successfully Challenge the Lawsuit's Jurisdiction?

Tron Foundation challenges SEC lawsuit over jurisdictional reach, arguing against the application of U.S. regulations to offshore transactions. Meanwhile, competitors like Solana and BNB Chain are rapidly closing the TVL gap, posing formidable challenges. This legal battle highlights the intricate jurisdictional issues in the global crypto market, with implications for regulatory oversight and international transactions.

Tron Is Now The National Blockchain For Dominica

Dominica selects TRON as its national blockchain to issue the country's official coin.

The EFF Calls Out OFAC, Ratifies Code Is Speech, Asks For Developers Protection

Does the OFAC not know that code is speech? Yesterday, we covered the EFF’s demands for clarity around the Tornado ...

It's only a matter of time before P2E projects get hacked, cybersecurity study finds

Crypto Retail Demand Improving, JPMorgan Says – Coast Is Clear?

Analysts at JPMorgan now assert that optimism among individual investors in cryptocurrencies is on the rise, with a brighter market ...

Vitalik Buterin Claps Back At The ‘Ethereum Is A Security’ Argument

The ‘Ethereum is a security’ debate has been going on for a while now. With the move to proof of ...

The TRON Grand Hackathon 2022 Returns for Season 2

Geneva, Switzerland / May 13 / – TRON DAO and BitTorrent Chain (BTTC) are gearing up for Season 2 of ...

South Korean government asks Apple and Google to remove P2E games from their app stores

South Korea's GMC has strengthened its stance against P2E games, saying they should not receive the age ratings required to be available on app marketplaces.

YGG-Backed Oasys Blockchain Hopes to Bring P2E Gaming Mainstream

Gabby Dizon, founding member of Oasys, said: "Gaming is the best use case blockchain has ever seen, and I believe that before the end of this year, we will see 10 million wallets interacting with blockchain games."

Unhosted is unwelcome: EU’s attack on noncustodial wallets is part of a larger trend

Regulators on both sides of the Atlantic seem to be nervous about people transacting with their wallets.