Tokenized stocks traded $1.01 billion over Labor Day weekend and $398.3 million on Labor Day itself, nearly matching Friday's $1.02 billion in cash-market volume across 42 tokens on four platforms.
DBS and Citi completed a US dollar cross-border payment between Singapore and New York on Sept. 5 using tokenized deposits on Swift's blockchain ledger, clearing the transfer in minutes over a weekend.
The 10th Circuit denied Kalshi's emergency injunction bid, allowing Utah to enforce its gambling laws against the prediction market operator during its ongoing appeal.
The Bank for International Settlements tested the XRP Ledger for verifying official statistics, while Ripple struck a branding deal with the University of Florida.
Bankless published an analysis arguing Ethereum's technical roadmap and enterprise adoption trajectory could position ETH for a multi-trillion-dollar market capitalization.
Mexican authorities raided an illegal crypto mining operation stealing electricity from a hydroelectric dam in Puebla, seizing approximately 300 computing units.
U.S. law enforcement memos obtained by the Guardian warn that Meta camera-equipped glasses are being used to record inside jails and police facilities, prompting security directives from multiple agencies.
The SEC is reviewing novel ETF products while the Senate prepares a procedural vote on digital asset market legislation, as market maker Wintermute argues Bitcoin's current lull is a setup for the next bull cycle.
Robinhood Chain set a new all-time high of $3.7 billion in 24-hour DEX volume on September 5, while an Arbitrum co-founder and Solana co-founder clashed over the merits of Robinhood's revenue-sharing model.
Binance founder CZ forecasts traditional IPOs will migrate to blockchain, citing Anthropic's exploding on-chain pre-market trading volume as confirmation.
Merck KGaA, The Hashgraph Group and PwC Germany are piloting a cocoa traceability system on Hedera ahead of the EU deforestation regulation deadline, but no cocoa company has been named as a participant.