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Strategy’s Michael Saylor advised against institutions publishing proof-of-reserves to show their crypto holdings, saying it’s a “bad idea” that increases the risk of a security breach.

Despite blockchain’s decade-long presence in finance, many industry veterans remain skeptical about its practicality and necessity.

Tokenized assets still lack institutional backing, Chris Yin said, who believes the real-world asset market is much smaller than current estimates suggest.

Regulations are not the enemy of Web3 innovation. Clear, risk-based frameworks can unlock DeFi’s potential while protecting users.

Blockchain analysts can provide clues in investigating the Mantra’s OM crash, but definitive conclusions would require a full forensic study, according to a CertiK executive.

Crypto firms push for stricter rules on politically endorsed tokens after the $4 billion Libra collapse, citing liquidity locks and insider trading restrictions as solutions

Trump memecoin-linked accounts have reportedly earned at least $314 million from token sales and $36 million from fees on the Solana blockchain.

Polymarket launched two related prediction markets as pressure mounts on US President Donald Trump to conduct an audit of Fort Knox gold reserves.

Elon Musk’s DOGE agency claims to have saved US taxpayers $36 billion, prompting crypto leaders to push for transparency in blockchain-based government spending.

According to data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), total global government debt now accounts for over $102 trillion.

There is a critical need for a comprehensive, responsible AI approach to address privacy, security, bias and accountability challenges in the emerging agentic economy.

Paradoxically, one of crypto's biggest selling points keeps institutions from embracing Web3 and distributed ledger technologies.

According to Liminal, 75 days after the hack, WazirX still kept more than $175 million in Liminal custody despite blaming the custodian for causing the breach.

Learn how to integrate blockchain technology into your procurement process to make them more efficient and secure.

New decentralized solutions emerge as users demand more control over their data, forcing businesses to rethink traditional collection practices.