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Leading blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis is adding artificial intelligence agents to its platform, lowering the technical know-how needed for launching plain-language investigations into crypto financial relationships.”This is a really important moment for reducing the barrier to entry to blockchain intelligence,” Chainalysis co-founder and CEO Jonathan Levin told CoinDesk in an interview. Not only law enforcement officers, but also more people from traditional finance increasingly need to understand the movement of digital assets over blockchain transactions.”We’re at this moment where you need to be able to access that intelligence without all of the history of working in crypto for a long…
Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Staking activity on the Ethereum network is taking the spotlight as the altcoin’s price continues to face heightened volatility. One notable aspect of the development is the significant increase in staking activity among large institutional investors. The most recent staking move triggering a frenzy in the ETH community comes from The Ethereum Foundation. Major ETH Stake by Ethereum Foundation With the market still lingering in a bearish state, the frenzy around Ethereum’s price has cooled down and shifted toward a more dynamic trend. However, A recent notable…
Grayscale says Zcash may be undervalued as privacy demand grows. Here’s why ZEC could matter more in an AI-driven financial world. Grayscale Research is making a case for Zcash. The asset management firm says private digital money could become far more valuable. This comes as AI-powered surveillance and blockchain activity continue to grow. Grayscale points out that ZEC holds just 0.3% of the cryptocurrency sector today. Yet the firm believes the market is underpricing what Zcash actually offers. Related reading: Zcash Founder Reveals Why Bitcoin Culture Threatens Its Future Zcash Privacy Technology Sets It Apart From Other Cryptos Most blockchains…
Bitcoin miner Bitfarms (BITF) continued its exit from the bitcoin business, confirming it has already begun selling portions of its holdings, with plans to continue doing so as it pivots toward AI infrastructure. The company generated $28.2 million in realized gains from bitcoin sales in 2025, signaling active disposals during the year. While the company has not disclosed the exact number of coins sold, management made clear that further sales are planned. According to BitcoinTreasuries.net, Bitfarms currently holds 1,827 BTC. “In time, we will have no bitcoin,” said CEO Ben Gagnon on the company’s fourth-quarter earnings call Tuesday. He added…
Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure A crypto analyst has issued a new Solana price forecast, outlining several potential target levels for the current cycle. In the short term, the analyst expects significant volatility and the possibility of a sharp price crash to new lows. Despite this, his ultimate projection suggests that SOL could surge toward $360, representing a roughly 333% increase from its price of about $83 at the time of writing. When The Solana Price Could Hit $360 A detailed technical analysis shared by market expert Celal Kucuker on X has…
Ripple and Convera introduce a stablecoin settlement model to improve speed and flexibility in global payments. Ripple is expanding its role in global payments as blockchain-based settlement gains traction. Stablecoins are increasingly used as a bridge between traditional finance and digital assets. Businesses are shifting toward faster and more flexible cross-border payment systems. A new partnership between Ripple Labs and Convera reflects that trend. Stablecoin ‘Sandwich’ Model Drives Payment Collaboration Ripple and Convera announced a collaboration aimed at improving cross-border payments using stablecoins and blockchain infrastructure. The move brings together Convera’s global payment network and foreign exchange capabilities with Ripple’s…
The New Hampshire Business Finance Authority is set to issue what appears to be the first rated bitcoin-backed bond of its kind, marking a step toward integrating crypto into traditional public finance.The bonds received a provisional Ba2 rating from Moody’s Ratings, two notches below investment grade. They will be issued through the Business Finance Authority of the State of New Hampshire and are backed by bitcoin BTC$68,177.20 held as collateral, according to a press release.“The Rated Bonds will be collateralized by a loan… backed by Bitcoin, a digital currency,” Moody’s said in its report.The structure relies on bitcoin rather than…
Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Nakamoto Holdings, a publicly traded Bitcoin‑treasury company that launched last August, is facing a deepening financial crisis after a dramatic stock collapse and a string of losses that have eroded investor confidence and raised the specter of delisting. In less than a year, the company’s market capitalization has plunged from a peak near $24 billion to roughly $180 million — a decline of about 99.3% that has wiped out roughly $23.3 billion in value. Heavy Q4 Mark‑downs In its late‑Monday report, Nakamoto reported a $142.6 million loss…
Talos integrates Ondo Global Markets, giving institutional clients outside the US easy access to tokenized real-world assets via Gate.io. Talos has added support for Ondo Finance tokenized assets on its platform. The move gives institutional clients outside the United States access to on-chain global markets. Clients can route orders through Talos’s existing integration with Gate.io. This bridges traditional financial markets with digital asset infrastructure. The partnership marks a significant step in mainstream institutional adoption of tokenized real-world assets. Related reading: Franklin Templeton Expands Into Tokenized ETFs With Ondo Collaboration Ondo Global Markets Now Accessible Through Talos Ondo Global Markets is…
In the past, crypto regulation in the U.S. has been badly fractured. Not only did federal agencies fail to collaborate — they outright contradicted and cajoled each other in a turf war to control our nascent industry.But recent signals from regulators suggest movement.Earlier this month, the SEC and the CFTC released a Memorandum of Understanding to address past missteps and improve coordination for greater regulatory clarity. And even more importantly, the two agencies issued joint guidance last week on how securities and commodities laws apply to crypto assets.This is outstanding progress, and a helpful step towards bringing crypto innovation back…