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For most of the crypto industry, institutional adoption has been a promise permanently waiting for proof. Canton Network is one of the rare projects where the story runs in the opposite direction. It is not famous because retail traders swarm its apps, chase yield farms, or mint speculative NFTs. It
Avalanche has quietly crossed into a more serious category of blockchain network: the stablecoin layer. With roughly $1.66 billion in stablecoin supply on the chain, Avalanche now ranks among the ten largest stablecoin networks by supply, putting it in the same conversation as the blockchains that h
For a few brief years, crypto was the place where venture capital wanted to look early, brave, and slightly dangerous. Every major fund needed a Web3 thesis. Every generalist investor wanted access to token networks, DeFi infrastructure, NFT platforms, crypto gaming, Layer 1 chains, wallets, custodi
Brian Armstrong’s latest post reads less like a casual X thread and more like a compressed manifesto for the next financial system. The Coinbase CEO laid out eight areas where finance still needs an upgrade, ranging from tokenized real-world assets and 24/7 global markets to stablecoin payments, AI-
Polkadot was supposed to be one of crypto’s most structurally prepared ecosystems: deep engineering, a serious research culture, a live on-chain treasury, and a governance system designed to make the network less dependent on any single company or foundation. That was the promise. The uncomfortable
Washington’s latest attempt to build a regulatory framework for digital assets is running into familiar turbulence. The CLARITY Act, a major crypto market structure bill designed to define how digital assets are regulated in the United States, is now facing a wave of political resistance as lawmaker
Crypto hacks usually end in one of two ways: the attacker disappears forever, or law enforcement spends years chasing wallets across chains with little to show for it. This week, a far stranger outcome played out in DeFi. A hacker who exploited Arbitrum dark pool protocol Renegade and drained roughl
Elizabeth Warren is reopening one of Silicon Valley’s most politically toxic crypto battles, and Meta is once again at the center of it. This week, Warren sent a sharply worded letter to Mark Zuckerberg accusing Meta of maintaining what she described as a “troubling lack of transparency” around its l
Crypto has a recurring habit of confusing subsidized activity with genuine adoption. When a blockchain suddenly reports explosive user growth, record-breaking transaction throughput, or dramatic spikes in daily active wallets, the industry tends to treat those numbers as validation that product-mark
Cross-chain infrastructure has always been one of crypto’s biggest security risks. Now one of the sector’s largest recent exploits is triggering a very public divorce between two major blockchain players. Kelp DAO announced it is abandoning LayerZero and migrating its cross-chain infrastructure to C
Brian Armstrong did not try to soften the message. The Coinbase CEO informed employees that the crypto exchange is cutting roughly 14% of its workforce, but the layoffs themselves were not the most important part of the announcement. The real story was buried in the rationale: Armstrong explicitly s
When a platform with the scale of Meta Platforms makes a move in crypto, it is never just a feature update: it is a signal. With 3.58 billion daily users across its ecosystem, Meta is now testing stablecoin payouts for creators, quietly reviving a vision it once pursued aggressively and then abandone