How does the U.S. government actually come up with a way to regulate cryptocurrencies? It's a big step toward an answer called the CLARITY Act. It is scheduled to go into the Senate markup process this coming January 2026, one of the key next steps needed to ensure the crypto market in the United States …
Access to traditional banking services is important for any company — crypto companies included.Photo by Etienne Martin on UnsplashOne of maybe the least talked about topics, but most relevant is the need for crypto companies to actually use banks (or at least traditional payment service providers). Companies operating in the crypto arena are still companies at the end …
For decades, sending money across borders has been slow, costly, and inaccessible to many — especially in developing regions. Traditional remittance systems depend on intermediaries, high fees, and outdated infrastructure. But in recent years, cryptocurrency has emerged as a revolutionary force, promising a faster, cheaper, and more inclusive way to move money globally. The world …
Every few years, the crypto market hits a storm. Prices tumble, fear spreads, headlines scream “the end of Bitcoin,” and social media fills with panic. Yet, somehow — every single time — crypto finds a way to recover, rebuild, and come back stronger than before. So, what makes this market so resilient? Why does crypto …
The tides of crypto are shifting once again — and this time, it’s not retail traders or meme coin enthusiasts leading the charge. It’s institutions — hedge funds, asset managers, and corporate treasuries — quietly but decisively making their way back into the market. After a period of skepticism following the 2022–2023 downturn, big money …
Cryptocurrency markets have a rhythm — a cycle of excitement, correction, and rebirth. And right now, that rhythm is shifting again. After months of Bitcoin dominance and subdued altcoin activity, the winds appear to be changing. The altcoin rally is gaining momentum, sparking renewed interest from investors, traders, and developers alike. But what’s really driving …
