Bitget Wallet has become a member of Japan's Blockchain Collaborative Consortium (BCCC), joining over 270 blockchain companies to engage in discussions on self-custody, wallet standards, DeFi regulation, and stablecoins. This move comes as Japan implements new crypto service rules emphasizing the distinction between custodial and self-custodial platforms. Bitget Wallet, serving over 100 million users and supporting 130+ blockchains, aims to contribute global experience to Japan's evolving regulatory framework. Meanwhile, Bitget's centralized exchange is withdrawing from Japan due to regulatory warnings, highlighting the differing regulatory treatment between custodial exchanges and self-custodial wallets.
Ripple has upgraded its $1 billion-acquired Ripple Treasury platform by integrating GSmart AI agents to assist with liquidity management, cash flow forecasting, reconciliation, and risk assessment. These AI agents provide recommendations but require ...
Gemfields Group Limited held a commercial-quality emerald auction from August 24 to September 10, 2026, generating $29.6 million in sales. The auction achieved a record average price of $9.72 per carat, up from $7.46 in the previous sale, despite sel...
Pan African Resources has completed a feasibility study for its Soweto Tailings Retreatment project in South Africa, aiming to increase annual gold production at its Mogale complex to around 100,000 ounces. The project involves retreating tailings wi...
Ethereum developers have tentatively scheduled the Glamsterdam upgrade activation on the Sepolia testnet for October 6, 2026, at 13:53 UTC. This date remains conditional as stable activation has not yet been achieved on private development networks, ...
IAMGOLD is recommended as a Buy, trading at about 8 times forward earnings with a strong balance sheet and a top-tier Canadian mine operating at full capacity. The company’s Côté and Gosselin zones now form a combined deposit exceeding 20 million oun...
