For years, the Bank of England has played it safe with stablecoins. Cautious rules, tight caps, endless consultations. That’s about to change. HM Treasury confirmed on August 27, 2026, that...Read More
Coinbase and Better Mortgage have expanded access to a home loan that allows eligible US buyers to use Bitcoin as collateral for a down payment without selling their holdings. The...Read More
Japan is preparing plans for a blockchain-based system that could allow stocks and Japanese government bonds to settle almost instantly, around the clock, as the country looks to modernise its...Read More
X is preparing to let users buy and sell crypto directly from posts. According to Bier, former X head of product Nikita disclosed the feature in a reply to an...Read More
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) plans to use blockchain infrastructure to monitor stablecoin activity as the regulator prepares to bring digital currencies closer to the country’s formal payments system....Read More
In 2022, Mara looked like one of Africa’s crypto startups to watch. It had raised $23 million from investors including Coinbase Ventures and Alameda Research, planned to launch a crypto...Read More
Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed new limits on how much retail investors can put into digital asset offerings, with a maximum of ₦1 million per issuer and...Read More
Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed a new regulatory framework that would introduce a ₦30 million registration fee for several categories of digital-asset businesses and impose additional operational...Read More
Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Samsung and other major technology companies are facing nine proposed class-action lawsuits in Chicago over allegations that they used people’s voices to develop AI systems without...Read More
Finding skilled professionals in Africa is not necessarily the problem. The harder part is connecting that talent to companies that need it, while making the process of hiring, managing projects...Read More
