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In the ever-evolving landscape of cryptocurrency regulation, one figure has consistently stood out—Hester Peirce. A commissioner at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Peirce has earned a rare distinction: a regulator embraced by the crypto community.

Ondo Finance, a major player in tokenized US Treasury bonds, is making waves with its latest innovation: Ondo Chain, a blockchain designed to bridge the gap between Wall Street and the crypto industry.

Arthur Hayes, the outspoken crypto investor and CIO of Maelstrom, isn’t buying the Trump administration’s crypto-friendly narrative.

Ethereum, once heralded as the future of “ultrasound money,” is facing an existential crisis. Despite the major transition to proof-of-stake (PoS) in 2022’s Merge, the supply of Ether (ETH) has not decreased as anticipated.

Michael Saylor’s once-renowned software company, now rebranded as “Strategy,” is shedding its old identity at full speed. With software revenue plummeting to a 15-year low, it’s clear that the firm’s real focus lies elsewhere—Bitcoin.

After three years of development, Berachain is finally making its debut, and the anticipation in the DeFi space is palpable.

Nigeria’s cryptocurrency market has faced a turbulent past year, marked by government crackdowns, legal battles with Binance, and a significant drop in stablecoin usage.

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee took a deep dive on Wednesday into a controversial issue that has rattled the crypto industry—debanking.

Is Bitcoin really on its way to half a million dollars per coin? That’s the ambitious prediction from Standard Chartered, which sees BTC hitting $500,000 by the end of Donald Trump’s potential second term.

The latest stablecoin legislation isn’t just about setting long-awaited regulations for dollar-pegged cryptocurrencies. It’s also igniting optimism among tokenization innovators, who see a clear path for exponential market growth.