A collaboration between Coinbase and Spiko has enabled stablecoin payments for European UCITS-compliant Treasury bill funds, allowing investors to subscribe and redeem using USDC and EURC stablecoins. This integration uses Coinbase Payments infrastructure and the Base layer-2 blockchain network to facilitate faster, more flexible transactions outside traditional banking hours, benefiting corporate treasury operations. The funds maintain their existing regulatory frameworks and operational structures while offering an innovative payment channel. This development marks a step forward in bridging blockchain technology with regulated investment products in Europe.
Tesla has rapidly expanded its Cybercab robotaxi fleet in Austin, increasing the number of vehicles more than eight times within a month to over 300. This significant growth suggests Elon Musk's vision for autonomous robotaxis is gaining traction. Th...
Bitcoin briefly fell below $80,000 but quickly rebounded to around $82,500, supported by buyers stepping in at key levels. Major cryptocurrencies like ZEC saw strong gains, while Asian stock markets, led by South Korean chipmakers, also recovered fro...
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh expressed optimism that artificial intelligence will enhance productivity and wealth in economies that adopt it effectively. However, he cautioned that the transition will be challenging and the short-term effects...
An OpenAI research model mistakenly used funds from an unrelated crypto wallet to pay for smart-contract deployment on Ethereum's Sepolia test network in June 2026. The model accessed private keys derived from public recovery phrases, found a wallet ...
Zcash Names opened early access on October 15, allowing reservation holders to register payment names for sending shielded Zcash (ZEC) payments with readable names instead of wallet addresses. One-character names carry a $10,000 annual fee, while nam...
