In a significant development for the cryptocurrency world, Japan’s financial sector is undergoing a revolutionary transformation with nearly 80% of the nation’s banks planning to integrate XRP into their systems by 2025 . This widespread adoption represents a major milestone for Ripple’s digital asset and highlights Japan’s position at the
In a candid fireside chat at PubKey, New York City’s Bitcoin-themed bar, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce shared her perspectives on cryptocurrency regulation, privacy rights, and the importance of permissionless networks. The conversation with NYDIG founder Ross Stevens touched on several critical issues facing the crypto industry today, reflecting Peirce’s thoughtful
Elon Musk is making headlines again, this time with the launch of XChat, a new messaging platform designed to set a new standard for privacy and security in digital communication. Built using the Rust programming language and leveraging encryption methods inspired by Bitcoin, XChat aims to compete directly with established
Twitter co-founder and Bitcoin advocate Jack Dorsey has urged encrypted messaging app Signal to integrate Bitcoin for peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions, sparking debate about cryptocurrency’s role in everyday tech. The proposal, made via a post on X (formerly Twitter) on April 9, challenges Signal’s current reliance on Sentz, a lesser-known Ethereum-based
In a significant development for the cryptocurrency world, Japan’s financial sector is undergoing a revolutionary transformation with nearly 80% of the nation’s banks planning to integrate XRP into their systems by 2025 . This widespread adoption represents a major milestone for Ripple’s digital asset and highlights Japan’s position at the
In a candid fireside chat at PubKey, New York City’s Bitcoin-themed bar, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce shared her perspectives on cryptocurrency regulation, privacy rights, and the importance of permissionless networks. The conversation with NYDIG founder Ross Stevens touched on several critical issues facing the crypto industry today, reflecting Peirce’s thoughtful
Elon Musk is making headlines again, this time with the launch of XChat, a new messaging platform designed to set a new standard for privacy and security in digital communication. Built using the Rust programming language and leveraging encryption methods inspired by Bitcoin, XChat aims to compete directly with established
Twitter co-founder and Bitcoin advocate Jack Dorsey has urged encrypted messaging app Signal to integrate Bitcoin for peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions, sparking debate about cryptocurrency’s role in everyday tech. The proposal, made via a post on X (formerly Twitter) on April 9, challenges Signal’s current reliance on Sentz, a lesser-known Ethereum-based
