The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has issued a memorandum banning licensed virtual asset service providers (VASPs) from listing privacy-focused tokens that obscure transaction details. This move aligns with global anti-money laundering standards and requires exchanges to conduct thorough evaluations of all tokens before listing, including security, liquidity, and issuer credibility. Existing privacy coins must be moved off-platform or converted, impacting trading convenience but not personal holdings. The new rules raise compliance standards for all crypto assets in the Philippines, potentially limiting listings of smaller or less secure tokens.
HEALWELL AI, via its subsidiary Intrahealth Canada, has deployed its AI-driven SMART Summary tool across New Brunswick, integrating it directly into the Profile electronic medical record (EMR) platform used by over 400 clinicians. This technology con...
Blackrock Silver Corp. announced significant drilling results from its Tonopah West project in Nevada, extending the high-grade silver and gold mineralized corridor by 600 meters northwest along the Denver vein system. The drilling also identified a ...
Gunnison Copper Corp. announced approval under Arizona's Qualified Facility Tax Credit Program, earning $2 million in refundable tax credits for creating 100 jobs at its Johnson Camp mine. The company created 81 jobs in 2025, expecting $1.62 million ...
Wallets associated with FTX's bankruptcy estate and Alameda Research moved about 27,373 ether, worth roughly $75 million, to crypto market maker Wintermute. While this could indicate plans to sell or hedge these assets, on-chain data does not confirm...
Bitcoin's Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio has crossed above its 365-day moving average, a signal that preceded the last two major bull markets in 2019 and 2023. This momentum indicator suggests a shift toward bullish sentiment as Bitcoin ...
