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South Korea weighs legalizing crypto market makers after JPYC trades at 4 times its peg on Upbit

South Korea's regulatory reassessment could stabilize crypto markets, fostering investor confidence and potentially boosting market participation.

5 hours ago · By VIVIAN NGUYEN

Strategy’s Michael Saylor proposes bill of digital rights for future economy

Saylor's digital rights proposal could democratize capital access, fostering innovation and competition by reducing reliance on traditional IPOs.

1 day ago · By JOHN CHEN

Circle CFO Jeremy Fox-Geen to step down by year-end after steering $1.2B IPO

Circle's leadership changes could impact its strategic direction and regulatory positioning amid evolving stablecoin legislation.

3 days ago · By JOHN CHEN

Cosmos Hub proposal for ATOM refund faces 95% veto vote

The overwhelming veto highlights vulnerabilities in interchain governance, emphasizing the need for robust security measures and coordinated recovery efforts.

3 days ago · By ESTEFANO GOMEZ

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Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger steps down, Kristin Smith returns as interim CEO

Sep. 25, 2026

Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger steps down, Kristin Smith returns as interim CEO

Leadership changes amid legislative setbacks may challenge the Blockchain Association's advocacy efforts and strategic continuity in crypto policy.

By JOHN CHEN

Hester Peirce, known as ‘Crypto Mom’, departs SEC effective October 2

Sep. 25, 2026

Hester Peirce, known as ‘Crypto Mom’, departs SEC effective October 2

Peirce's departure from the SEC may stall crypto-friendly regulatory progress, risking deadlock and prolonged vacancies in the commission.

By JOHN CHEN

Washington opts for unregulated artificial intelligence

Sep. 24, 2026

Washington opts for unregulated artificial intelligence

The lack of federal AI regulation may boost innovation but risks unchecked industry practices, potentially compromising public safety and trust.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Trump expects no AI guardrails from summit with Xi Jinping

Sep. 24, 2026

Trump expects no AI guardrails from summit with Xi Jinping

The lack of AI regulation from the summit may heighten global competition and risks, as both nations prioritize development over safety.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland president warns of inflationary mindset risks

Sep. 24, 2026

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland president warns of inflationary mindset risks

Persistent inflation expectations could lead to prolonged high interest rates, impacting equity valuations, borrowing costs, and crypto markets.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

SEC Commissioner Peirce advocates zero-knowledge proofs for KYC/AML compliance overhaul

Sep. 24, 2026

SEC Commissioner Peirce advocates zero-knowledge proofs for KYC/AML compliance overhaul

Peirce's advocacy for zero-knowledge proofs could revolutionize privacy and security in financial compliance, reducing data breach risks.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Bank of England’s Sarah Breeden warns of two-sided inflation risks as public anxiety grows

Sep. 24, 2026

Bank of England’s Sarah Breeden warns of two-sided inflation risks as public anxiety grows

Public anxiety over inflation risks could lead to economic instability, challenging the Bank of England's policy balance and market confidence.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Isabel Schnabel to resign from ECB for senior IMF role in January 2027

Sep. 24, 2026

Isabel Schnabel to resign from ECB for senior IMF role in January 2027

Schnabel's departure signals a pivotal shift in ECB leadership, potentially altering its policy direction amid upcoming high-level turnovers.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Average new home price plunges $47,700 to $478,700, the lowest since August 2024

Sep. 24, 2026

Average new home price plunges $47,700 to $478,700, the lowest since August 2024

The significant price drop in new homes indicates a strategic shift by builders to stimulate demand, potentially stabilizing the housing market.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

Private equity dealmakers seek new paths as payouts shrink to post-crisis lows

Sep. 24, 2026

Private equity dealmakers seek new paths as payouts shrink to post-crisis lows

Private equity's shrinking payouts and prolonged exits may drive talent shifts and strategic pivots, reshaping investment landscapes and priorities.

By EDITORIAL TEAM

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