blockchain
Coverage of blockchain in the Nexus archive.
- Kenya's Markets Regulator Seeks Blockchain Tool to Track Crypto Crime
Kenya's Capital Markets Authority aims to monitor over 20 blockchains using a blockchain tool to detect fraud, money laundering, and sanctions evasion under the country's new cryptocurrency law.
- Failed blockchain project ends with big fine for fibs about it being on track
Australia’s Securities Exchange (ASX) faced a A$20.5 million fine for misleading investors about progress on a failed blockchain-based replacement for its CHESS trading platform. The project, abandoned after repeated delays and poor planning, was criticized for lacking clear objectives and scalability, undermining confidence in the securities market.
- The biggest blockchain upgrades still to come in 2026
The article highlights Ethereum's Glamsterdam and Solana's Alpenglow as key blockchain protocol upgrades expected in 2026, emphasizing their importance over price movements in the cryptocurrency market.
- Robinhood links with dYdX Labs to launch new DEX Arcus
Robinhood partners with dYdX Labs (now rebranded as Arcus) to launch a new decentralized exchange (DEX) offering perpetual and tokenized stock trading. The rebranded dYdX, now Arcus, will join Robinhood’s blockchain platform to provide these services.
- Is this a crypto scam?
A Reddit user was approached by a girl discussing a crypto investment site called Block HRT, which offers a 'seconds option function.' The user registered with their ID but hasn't invested, expressing concern due to the site's lack of searchable information. The girl demonstrated knowledge of crypto topics like polymarket and blockchain.
- JPMorgan Backs U.S. Crypto Bill, But Puts a Warning Label Front and Center as Senate Eyes August Deadline
JPMorgan supports the U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act but urges Congress to prioritize regulatory safeguards to avoid financial risks. The bank warns that gaps in the legislation could push activity into unregulated channels and weaken consumer protections, particularly for stablecoins and decentralized finance platforms.
- From Bitcoin critics to blockchain believers: The 5 biggest crypto backflips
The article highlights five crypto skeptics who have become blockchain believers, driven by the potential to make significant money through blockchain technology.
- New DeFi Education Fund coalition seeks to harden crypto against cybersecurity threats
The DeFi Education Fund launched a cybersecurity coalition to strengthen crypto against bad actors in the blockchain. The initiative aims to bolster security measures in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector.
- Securitize and tZERO clash over patents as race to bring Wall Street onchain heats up
Securitize and tZERO are engaged in a patent dispute as competition intensifies to bring Wall Street onchain. The conflict highlights growing tensions in the blockchain and financial technology sectors.
- SpaceX IPO shines a light on Wall Street’s blockchain challenger
SpaceX's IPO has drawn attention to Wall Street's blockchain challenger. Perp market traders had early access to SpaceX, with their trading aligning closely to later stock market prices.
- Animoca Brands cofounder Yat Siu argues Asia will fuse AI and the blockchain before the West does
Animoca Brands cofounder Yat Siu argues Asia will lead in integrating AI and blockchain before the West, citing Asia's comfort with money and the West's polarization between capitalism and anti-capitalism. He highlights blockchain's role in enabling autonomous AI transactions and criticizes credit card companies for high fees compared to on-chain transactions.
- Tokenization mirrors the $20 trillion ETF boom as blockchain and AI converge, Ondo exec says
Tokenization is experiencing growth similar to the $20 trillion ETF boom as blockchain and AI technologies converge, according to an Ondo executive. The executive highlights the intersection of these technologies as a key driver of innovation.
- Arbitrum token jumps 5% on news LG Electronics is building a new blockchain
LG Electronics is building a new blockchain based on Arbitrum to serve as a platform for placing, buying, selling, and managing digital ads. The Arbitrum token has increased by 5% following the news.
- The Incentive Dynamic Engine: io.net’s Shift to Sustainable Tokenomics
io.net is shifting to sustainable tokenomics through its Incentive Dynamic Engine. DePINs are highlighted for scaling physical infrastructure via community-driven blockchain coordination of resources like compute power and storage.
- Wall Street will run entirely on the blockchain by 2030, says Brickken CEO
Brickken CEO claims Wall Street will operate entirely on blockchain by 2030. The statement highlights a predicted shift in financial infrastructure toward blockchain technology.
- From Bitcoin to blockchain: Key cryptocurrency terms and what they mean
The article provides a guide to key cryptocurrency terms, including Bitcoin and blockchain, as Bitcoin's price declines.
- JPMorgan, Bank of America, Citi to start blockchain offensive with shared tokenized network
JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citi are launching a shared tokenized blockchain network. The initiative marks a collaborative effort among major financial institutions to advance blockchain technology.
- Mastercard expands support to USDC, PYUSD, RLUSD stablecoin settlement
Mastercard has expanded its support to include USDC, PYUSD, and RLUSD stablecoins, enabling new settlement options across multiple blockchains. The payments giant will now facilitate transactions using these stablecoins on various blockchain networks.
- Franklin Templeton says Wall Street fears blockchain because it threatens its profits
Franklin Templeton claims that Wall Street fears blockchain due to its potential threat to financial profits.
- FBI's next move in Nancy Guthrie case could finally expose suspect, expert predicts
The FBI is exploring new technologies like video forensics, signal analysis, and blockchain to solve the Nancy Guthrie abduction case. Experts suggest these tools could reveal the suspect or his vehicle, while evidence points to a single abductor based on video and blood trail data.
- Sui Foundation says ‘major upgrade’ fixed bugs behind three outages
The Sui Foundation attributed three outages to bugs in the Sui Network's 1.72 update and an interim fix deployed to address the initial issues. A major upgrade was implemented to resolve the problems.
- How Stellar became part of DTCC's tokenization push for Wall Street securities onchain
Stellar has joined DTCC's initiative to tokenize Wall Street securities using blockchain technology. The collaboration aims to advance onchain solutions for financial assets.
- Wall Street’s trillion-dollar dilemma: Why AI-powered hackers are keeping big banks off the blockchain
Wall Street is avoiding blockchain technology due to concerns over AI-powered hackers posing security risks. The dilemma highlights the tension between adopting innovative financial technologies and mitigating cyber threats.
- Paxos wins SEC approval to clear U.S. stocks on blockchain
Paxos has received SEC approval to use blockchain technology for clearing U.S. stocks. This marks a significant regulatory milestone for blockchain-based financial services.
- ChinaAMC launches low-cost gold ETF as Hong Kong links bullion trading with blockchain
China Asset Management (Hong Kong) launched the ChinaAMC Digital Gold ETF, a low-cost gold exchange-traded fund with a 0.4% management fee and a HK$355 minimum investment. The ETF, listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange, aims to connect traditional financial products with blockchain infrastructure as part of Hong Kong's broader digital-asset initiatives.
- Theta and XYO partner on blockchain-based verification layer for AI agents
Theta and XYO, two DePIN projects, have partnered to develop a blockchain-based cryptographic proof infrastructure aimed at independently verifying AI agent workloads. The collaboration focuses on creating a verification layer to ensure the integrity of AI operations.
- SoFi Launches SoFiUSD Stablecoin Across Ethereum and Solana
SoFi has launched its SoFiUSD stablecoin on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains, offering the token to its members. This move highlights the integration of regulated banking services with blockchain technology.
- Solana DEX Orca launches new marketplace for tokenized real-world assets
Solana's decentralized exchange Orca has launched a new marketplace for tokenized real-world assets. The platform aims to bridge traditional finance and blockchain by enabling the trading of assets like real estate and commodities as digital tokens.
- Buterin says Ethereum Foundation will shrink, sell less ETH, and focus on 'CROPS'
Vitalik Buterin announced that the Ethereum Foundation will reduce its operations, sell less ETH, and shift focus to 'CROPS' (Community Research and Open-Source Projects). The move aims to decentralize Ethereum's development and governance.
- Blockchain researcher defends Ethereum Foundation, says it’s ‘exactly’ doing its job
Blockchain researcher William Mougayar defends the Ethereum Foundation against critics, arguing they are misjudging its role by expecting it to promote ETH or engage with institutions, as the foundation was never intended to do so.
- Why is Solana so popular?
A new cryptocurrency user asks about Solana's popularity and how it compares to Ethereum. The post seeks understanding of what distinguishes Solana as a blockchain network in the crypto market.
- Near Protocol to automate its own growth and its token is skyrocketing
Near Protocol has announced plans to automate its own growth mechanisms, which has resulted in significant gains for its native token. The development suggests the blockchain platform is implementing automated systems to drive expansion and adoption.
- Why DeFi Keeps Losing Millions to Exploits
DeFi protocols continue to experience significant financial losses due to security exploits in 2026. Experts analyze the underlying causes of cryptocurrency's persistent security vulnerabilities and propose potential solutions to address the crisis.
- Blockchain.com Files Confidentially for Initial Public Offering
Blockchain.com has filed confidentially for an initial public offering (IPO), signaling its intent to go public. The company, a major player in the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, is taking steps toward becoming a publicly traded entity. The filing was made confidentially, which allows companies to prepare their IPO documentation privately before public disclosure.
- I finally get the this stuff about making money in crypto!!
An individual shares their personal experience entering cryptocurrency investing through peer influence rather than deep research or conviction. They describe a casual approach involving small investments, frequent monitoring, and mixed results, ultimately concluding crypto has been a normal financial experiment rather than life-changing.
- Building a Compliant, Secure & Decentralized Tokenization Engine for Real-World Assets
The article discusses the technical and regulatory challenges of building a tokenization engine that bridges physical assets with blockchain tokens. It addresses key concerns including liquidity fragmentation, security risks, and compliance with global jurisdictional requirements.
- Crypto markets make a lot more sense once you stop learning from hype
The article discusses how understanding crypto markets requires learning about the basics, such as blockchain and private keys, rather than just following price charts. A book, Crypto for Dummies, is recommended as a calm beginner guide that explains the market from the ground up. The book helps readers see crypto markets as a structured system rather than random chaos.
- Is the AI Race, Datacenter construction, and the push to cloud computing a 51% attack on the bitcoin blockchain network by the powers that be?
The article discusses the potential impact of advancements in AI, datacenter construction, and cloud computing on the bitcoin blockchain network, suggesting a possible 51% attack. The author questions whether these developments are an intentional attack by powerful entities. The topic is speculative and explores the intersection of technology and cryptocurrency.
- Bitcoin may bottom in October if historical reward-halving cycle holds
Bitcoin may bottom in October if historical reward-halving cycle holds, indicating a potential turning point for the cryptocurrency. The reward-halving cycle has been a significant factor in Bitcoin's price fluctuations. If the cycle holds, it could lead to increased investor confidence.
- Japan’s ruling party advances proposal to build national AI-blockchain financial system
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party has approved a proposal to build a next-generation financial system based on blockchain and AI technology. The system aims to utilize artificial intelligence and blockchain for secure and efficient transactions. This move is expected to strengthen Japan's financial infrastructure.