The A7A5 stablecoin, backed by Russia's Promsvyazbank and designed to bypass Western sanctions, claims $205 million daily trading volume. However, blockchain analytics firms TRM Labs and Elliptic report much lower volumes, around $75 million daily, and highlight a sharp decline since early 2026. They also suggest much of the activity is circular or business-to-business, mainly involving the Russia-linked exchange Grinex, which collapsed recently. The dispute underscores challenges in measuring decentralized finance (DeFi) activity, especially for sanctioned assets operating outside centralized exchanges.
The Taiwan Freedom Project has released a special 32-page section in The Washington Times titled "Why Taiwan Matters, Now More Than Ever," emphasizing Taiwan's critical geopolitical role and the threats it faces from China. The publication features b...
The Québec Superior Court has approved a restructuring transaction for Premier Health of America Inc., allowing the company to continue uninterrupted operations. The deal involves the acquisition of three affiliates by Polar Valley Investments Limite...
Bitcoin surged above $62,000 in early July, triggering over $100 million in liquidations of short positions as traders betting against the rise were forced to cover. This sharp rally was fueled by weaker-than-expected US jobs data, which shifted mark...
Solana's network usage hit a record high with 3.77 billion non-vote transactions in June 2026, driving the SOL token price above $80. This surge reflects growing adoption and on-chain activity, suggesting a favorable environment for further price gai...
Solana's network usage reached all-time highs in mid-2026, processing nearly 3.8 billion transactions in June alone and maintaining about 7 million daily active addresses. Despite this surge in activity, the SOL token trades around $80, significantly...
