On March 30, 2026, the government authorized a plan and sent it to parliament in early April. This proposal aims to regulate cryptocurrency trading through the Bank of Russia, but it won’t make cryptocurrency an official form of payment.
Vitalik Buterin created a test version of a private messaging board using the Aztec Network. It utilizes advanced ‘zero-knowledge’ technology to demonstrate that people can participate publicly on the blockchain while still maintaining their privacy.
A Swedish company, Bitcoin Treasury Capital AB, has begun offering preferred stock backed by Bitcoin. This demonstrates that businesses are increasingly using Bitcoin as part of their financial strategy, not just in the U.S., but internationally.
With this new agreement – signed with the same company that initially leased space at the site – the entire 1-gigawatt campus is now fully leased. Hut 8 will expand its AI computing power by another 352 megawatts using Nvidia technology, bringing the total amount of computing space the tenant has secured at the location to 704 megawatts.
Ripple Prime is a finalist for multiple “Prime Broker of the Year” awards at the 2026 Hedge Week US Awards, as reported by Higgins. The firm has been recognized in categories like Client Service, Specialist Markets, support for Start-ups and Emerging Managers, and Technology.
The company significantly decreased its purchases because it decided to use that money to buy back its own shares instead.
General Motors will release its second-quarter earnings on July 21st, with a conference call following shortly after. The key question investors are asking is whether recent incentives and potential tariff reductions will significantly protect GM’s profits, or just offer a temporary fix.
BitMine recently bought an additional $14 million worth of ether (currently priced at $1,879), bringing its total holdings to 5.78 million ETH. This represents about 4.8% of all Ethereum currently in circulation, the company announced on Monday.
A new regulation, Decree No. 284/2026/NĐ-CP, signed on July 16th, establishes fines for those involved in cryptocurrency activities in Vietnam, including investors, service providers, and token issuers. These rules will be enforced starting September 1st as part of Vietnam’s ongoing five-year trial program for the crypto market.