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Blockchain gaming company Wemade is pushing for a Korean won-based stablecoin ecosystem, forming a Global Alliance for KRW Stablecoins (GAKS) with Chainalysis, CertiK and SentBe as founding partners. Wemade announced that the alliance will support StableNet, a dedicated mainnet for Korean won-backed stablecoins, with publicly released code and a consortium model that aims to meet institutional and regulatory requirements. Within the partnership, Chainalysis will integrate threat detection and real-time monitoring, while CertiK will handle node validation and security audits. Money transfer company SentBe will contribute licensed remittance infrastructure across 174 countries. This allows the KRW stablecoin initiative to operate within South Korea’s regulated…

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Ethereum has reclaimed the $3,000 level after weeks of heavy selling pressure, yet the recovery remains fragile as momentum continues to fade. The market is still dominated by fear, and confidence among retail traders has weakened significantly. Analysts warn that bulls are losing control of the trend, and some are beginning to call for the early stages of a potential bear market. With Ethereum trading nearly 40% below its August all-time high, every move upward is being met with hesitation, and the broader market environment has yet…

From dominance to ban: The 2021 crackdown Before 2021, China controlled a large share of global Bitcoin (BTC) mining. Data from the Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index shows that Chinese miners produced about 65% of the world’s Bitcoin computing power in 2020.In 2021, the Chinese government moved to stop mining activity. Authorities cited concerns about financial risks, capital outflows and the high electricity use required for mining. In September 2021, the People’s Bank of China declared all cryptocurrency transactions illegal and confirmed the nationwide ban on mining.The immediate result was a sharp drop in global hashrate as many Chinese mining…

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Ethereum is trading above $3,050 after enduring weeks of intense selling pressure and a deep capitulation phase among short-term holders. While fear continues to dominate sentiment, new data suggests that market participation has remained surprisingly strong throughout the year. According to a CryptoQuant report by Arab Chain, Ethereum’s real-time trading volume across all major platforms highlights a pivotal period in its 2025 trajectory. Throughout the year, ETH’s monthly trading activity fluctuated widely. Volume initially dipped into the $280–$380 billion range during the market’s early-year slowdown. However, a…

Some of the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchanges and Web3 companies have pledged millions of dollars to support victims of the deadly fire at the Wang Fuk Court apartment complex in Hong Kong’s Tai Po District, highlighting the sector’s growing role in real-world relief efforts.Three centralized crypto exchanges (CEXs) have publicly pledged to donate $24.78 million Hong Kong dollars ($3.19 million) to aid the victims of the devastating fire, which claimed the lives of at least 128 residents.The donations included $1.5 million from Bitget exchange, $1.28 million from Binance, and about $256,000 from KuCoin exchange.Bitget contributed the largest share, aiming to…

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure European asset manager Amundi has announced its first tokenized fund in partnership with CACEIS, running on the Ethereum blockchain. Amundi Launches Tokenized Fund On Ethereum As per an announcement on the official website, Amundi has launched the first tokenized share of one of its money market funds. Headquartered in France, Amundi is an asset manager that serves more than 100 million users worldwide and manages over $2.3 trillion in assets. It’s the largest traditional asset manager in Europe and among the top 10 globally. The latest news…

The Avail Nexus mainnet launched this week, promising to radically rewire how assets move between blockchains. Instead of another bridging tool, Nexus wants to make multichain execution as seamless as tapping a button, sidestepping years of awkward crypto UX and operational headaches.Nexus wants to fix the crosschain user experienceNexus sets out to solve a nagging question in Web3: Why do users with onchain assets still get stuck, forced to bridge tokens, swap for gas and bounce between apps just to use their funds? Avail Nexus mainnet is live across 13 ecosystemsPrabal Banerjee, Avail co-founder, told Cointelegraph, “Users should be less…

The slow-moving threat that blockchains can’t ignore Quantum computers still look like lab toys: Racks of hardware, error-prone qubits and almost no real-world applications. Yet if you check the roadmaps of major layer-1 blockchains, a new priority now sits next to scaling and modularity: post-quantum security.The concern is simple even if the math isn’t. Most major blockchains rely on elliptic-curve signatures (ECDSA and Ed25519) to prove that a transaction came from the owner of a private key. A sufficiently powerful quantum computer running Shor’s algorithm could, in theory, recover those private keys from their public counterparts and let an attacker…

This week, cryptocurrency markets staged a long-awaited recovery, following four consecutive weeks of downside momentum.Bitcoin’s (BTC) price reclaimed the $90,000 psychological mark on Wednesday, bringing some much-needed relief for Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) holders, who were once again back in profit as BTC traded above the key $89,600 flow-weighted cost basis of ETF buyers.Bolstering investor sentiment, Cathie Wood, the CEO and chief investment officer of ARK Invest, said the company’s $1.5 million Bitcoin bull market price prediction remained unchanged, pointing to billions in returning liquidity following the end of the US government shutdown.The crypto market recovery followed a sharp increase…

Ethereum layer-2 megaeth will refund over $400m after a misconfigured multisig and third-party bridge issues derailed its usdm pre-deposit launch. Summary Megaeth will return all pre-deposit funds after technical failures pushed usdm deposits above $400 million.​ A misconfigured multisig let an external party reopen the bridge early, after outages at a third-party provider.​ Refunds await a contract audit, with a redesigned usdc-usdm bridge planned before the frontier mainnet beta. Ethereum Layer-2 project MegaETH announced it will refund all funds raised through its Pre-Deposit Bridge following operational failures that disrupted the launch of its native stablecoin, USDm, according to a statement…