InstitutionalKB Kookmin Bank Launches Cross-Border Payments on JPMorgan's Blockchain
South Korea's largest bank is launching payments on JPMorgan's Kinexys blockchain for business clients across 10 countries starting August 2026.
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RegulationGoldman Sachs Backs CLARITY Act Against Wall Street
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon backed the CLARITY Act against JPMorgan and the banking lobby ahead of a Senate vote.
BitcoinStrategy Launches Net Bitcoin Per Share Metric
Strategy overhauled its Bitcoin treasury metrics and unveiled Net Bitcoin Per Share. Here's how the number is calculated and what it means for investors.
DeFiHyperliquid's Tokenized Assets Overtake All Other Trading Categories
Tokenized real-world asset trading on Hyperliquid topped every other category combined for the first time, hitting $25.1B and 52% of weekly volume.
InstitutionalWorld Foundation Raises $52.5M for World ID
World Foundation, Sam Altman's project, raised $52.5M led by Pantera Capital to expand World ID, a network that verifies real humans online.
SecurityBlackRock, Coinbase, Strategy Launch $15M Bitcoin Security Consortium
Nine institutional players, including BlackRock, Coinbase, and Strategy, are funding $15M to protect Bitcoin from future quantum computers.
MarketsBitMEX Shuts Down on September 23, 2026
BitMEX is closing on September 23, 2026. Here's why the derivatives exchange is shutting down now and what the 623 BTC lawsuit has to do with it.
MiningPoolin Files for Chapter 11: What Happens to the Former Mining Leader
Mining pool Poolin, the 2019 leader, filed for Chapter 11 and is selling its Texas sites for $52M. Here's what happens to its assets and creditors.
InstitutionalBitmine Slows ETH Purchases for Stock Buyback
Bitmine, the largest corporate Ethereum holder, slowed weekly ETH buys to a crawl to fund an $86 million stock buyback led by chairman Tom Lee.