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Zcash has a date for the upgrade that cuts block times to 25 seconds, and it is not yet in the code
NU7 would shut down the original Sprout pool, leaving unmoved coins unspendable.
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Ethereum staking has reached 43.8 million ETH while the yield has fallen to 2.63 percent
Bitwise’s quarterly count shows more staked and less earned, with new issuance supplying nearly all of the return.
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The SEC’s Regulation Crypto Assets drew more than 100 comments, and the requests pull in different directions
A proposed $75 million fundraising exemption now meets calls for both a wider safe harbour and tighter investor protection.
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JPMorgan has put a number on bitcoin for the first time, 10 percent a year for a decade, with a volatility figure a fund manager disputes
The forecast sits in a report whose own models leave bitcoin out.
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The OCC’s final stablecoin rule drops its presumption against third-party rewards, and leaves them to case-by-case enforcement
The rule takes effect on 18 January 2027, but whether yield passed through a partner counts as evasion is still undecided.
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Amazon will fund 12 reactors in Indiana, and the reactor maker has not yet broken ground on its first plant
The 960-megawatt plan leans on a Texas project that is still awaiting its construction permit.
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Hackers ran up charges on 1.4 percent of OpenCode Console users’ AI accounts, and how they got in is not known
OpenCode calls it a distillation attack, while sceptics say the evidence points to a plain breach.
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Microsoft says frontier models cannot be trusted, and wants agents watched by someone other than their makers
The company that backs OpenAI and Anthropic is also the one selling the monitoring, with no independent test of it.
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France’s Assembly backed the stablecoin swap tax by 38 votes to 37, and the budget minister wants it withdrawn
The margin is a single vote, with 25 abstentions and a government that has said it will oppose the amendment.
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SkyAI has sold every Solana token it held and is offering to buy back 95 percent of its shares
A holder with nearly 10 percent wants an independent review of the sales and will not tender on the current terms.