Cryptocurrency

JD.com, the Chinese e-commerce giant, has announced plans to apply for stablecoin licenses in multiple countries as part of a comprehensive strategy to revolutionize cross-border payments.

Fileverse has launched dSheets, a new decentralised spreadsheet tool built on blockchain technology. It offers privacy, crypto features, and live collaboration as an alternative to Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel.

Archetyp, the largest dark web drug market, was shut down after international raids, marking a major blow to online crime. Over five years, it processed $250 million in transactions using Monero. Authorities seized $7.8 million in drugs, hardware, and cryptocurrency.

Thailand has approved a five-year income tax exemption on crypto trading profits from 2025 to 2029, applying to sales through licensed platforms. The move aims to spur blockchain innovation while maintaining investor protection through regulatory oversight.

Bitget has partnered with UNICEF Luxembourg on a three-year initiative to boost blockchain literacy and STEM skills among girls in eight countries, empowering them to engage in the digital economy and shape the future of blockchain.

Russian authorities in the Republic of Buryatia were stopped in their tracks during their patrol when they stumbled upon a peculiar truck in the middle of the truck.

Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin to sidestep centralised institutions and government control. But Coinbase’s sponsorship of a military parade has sparked debate: Is crypto abandoning its anti-establishment roots for mainstream acceptance?

A recent financial disclosure form filing has revealed that US President Donald Trump’s had enjoyed a lushes stream of income coming from his crypto ventures.

In a significant policy shift, Brazil has officially eliminated the tax exemption previously granted to small-scale crypto investors. Under the new regulation, all capital gains from cryptocurrency transactions will be subject to a flat 17.5% tax rate.

Amazon and Walmart are gearing up to launch their own stablecoins—potentially reshaping how billions flow across global commerce. With regulatory clarity finally on the horizon, these retail giants could bypass banks, slash fees, and put blockchain at the heart of everyday payments.