Sygnum’s latest report shows Bitcoin’s strong momentum from ETF inflows and low supply is facing pressure as altcoins gain ground.

The trend is being driven by new legislation, especially the GENIUS Act, and rising adoption, positioning stablecoins as a long-term force in digital finance.

More than 90% of illicit crypto flowing into Kyrgyz exchanges is tied to sanctions evasion, with analysts citing growing links to Russian paramilitary and darknet actors.

A survey of 4,599 users reveals rising demand for practical, everyday crypto spending.

Large stablecoin inflows can even result in “quantitative easing” of long-term Treasury bill yields, according to the crypto research firm.

A report from the Swiss crypto bank highlights Bitcoin’s evolving market role and growing institutional demand.

The launch marks a major milestone for onchain AI agents and real-time decentralized data processing.

BNB Chain and Tron lead by active stablecoin users, according to the research firm’s State of Stablecoins 2025 report.

In 2025, one of the Stellar Development Foundation’s (SDF) primary goals is to increase Stellar Core’s theoretical throughput to 5000 transactions per second (TPS). As adoption of Soroban — the Stellar smart contracts platform — accelerates and new use cases emerge, scalability is essential to ensuring that Stellar remains fast, affordable, and developer-friendly.