SWIFT Blockchain Ledger Targets 40 Banks for Mid-2026 Go-Live
SWIFT is building a blockchain-based ledger with 40+ financial institutions, targeting live deployment by mid-2026.
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SWIFT is building a blockchain-based ledger with 40+ financial institutions, targeting live deployment by mid-2026.
Base network experienced temporary transaction delays on 31 January 2026.
Tezos activated its Tallinn protocol upgrade on January 24, 2026, reducing block time from 8 seconds to 6 seconds.
New Zealand integrates digital currency into financial literacy program for schools in 2026.
Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters said all transactions will settle on blockchains and all money will become digital.
Kraken Sees Record Bitcoin and Ethereum Outflows
Blockchain Could Address NYSE Trading Issues
JPMorgan to biometric payment system
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Crypto Analyst Predicts Big Bitcoin Surge
Matter Labs Drops 'ZK' Trademark Plans After Backlash
Major Leadership Changes in Blockchain
Shiba Inu Team Warns of Rising Scams
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Japanese Crypto Exchange Loses $305M
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MegaETH is building a high-speed version of Ethereum designed to process transactions in real time and scale like traditional internet systems.
Blockchain is transforming global supply chains by creating a secure, transparent, and tamper-proof way to track goods from origin to consumer.
The recent surge in BRC-20 tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain has led to congestion and soaring fees, causing users and exchanges to seek alternative solutions.
Bitcoin purchased in 2011 has resurfaced as ancient coins move in the market, captivating the cryptocurrency community and raising questions about the motivations behind these movements
Lightning Labs has released the Taproot Assets Protocol, a more efficient method for minting assets on the Bitcoin blockchain, aiming to alleviate network congestion and reduce transaction costs while enabling integration with the Lightning Network for faster and cheaper transactions.
An Ethereum "whale" from the network's early days has suddenly resurfaced after a long period of inactivity, staking a significant amount of ETH and sparking curiosity and speculation within the crypto community.
The article discusses the importance of self-custody and security in crypto, examines Ledger's recent rollout of Ledger Recover and the concerns raised by the community, and suggests potential solutions to enhance trust and transparency.