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Revolut launches Pay with Smile in London, letting customers pay by facial recognition while merchants get 0% processing fees through Revolut Register.
UK banks complete first live tokenized deposit transactions through the Great British Tokenised Deposit initiative, with production and digital bonds planned for 2027.
Canada’s Big Six banks explore tokenized Canadian dollar deposits for faster, programmable & regulated interbank payments.
US is reportedly exploring a global dollar stablecoin strategy to boost Treasury demand, strengthen cross border payments & defend dollar dominance.
Bitwise launches BLIT on Deutsche Börse Xetra, giving investors LIT exposure through a physically backed ETP with future staking potential.
Infosys partners with Chainlink to bring CCIP, Proof of Reserve and compliance tools into financial platforms, helping enterprises adopt onchain finance.
Stripe account shutdown complaints are reviving interest in stablecoin payments as startups rethink their dependence on centralized payment rails.
BlackRock says AI agents could create new demand for stablecoins, tokenized assets & blockchain payments as machine-native commerce grows.
Hayden Adams reveals how SBF bought a Uniswap domain after its owners demanded seven figures, redirected it to SushiSwap, and later lost it in WIPO arbitration.
CERT In warns of high severity Apple vulnerabilities affecting iPhones and other devices. Here is what iOS 26.7 fixes and why crypto users should update.
Trueo is moving its prediction market platform from Base to Ethereum mainnet, citing deeper liquidity, decentralization and stronger long term network effects.
X launches Cashtag trading in the US, connecting crypto & stock conversations directly with Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini & major brokers.
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