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NVIDIA and eight Australian infrastructure partners plan up to 2GW of AI factory capacity by 2027 using the company’s DSX platform....

Iran’s barter trade with China may bolster its economic resilience, reducing immediate conflict risks but affecting global market dynamics. The post Iran dodges sanctions using barter system to buy billions of dollars of Chinese goods appeared first on Crypto Briefing....

The potential shift towards diplomacy post-midterms could stabilize markets, but threats of escalation may hinder a peaceful resolution. The post Trump suggests Iran conflict may end post-midterms, threatens Pickaxe Mountain attack appeared first on Crypto Briefing....

U.S. Bank completed a live USBDC payment on Stellar, testing cross-border settlement, minting, redemption, freezing and clawbacks....

VerifiedX launched a $15 million financing round with Cantor Fitzgerald to fund Bitcoin custody, exchange listings and lending infrastructure....

Hardware wallet maker Trezor said its third-party provider was breached and warned users that an email titled “Critical Security Alert: STM32 Entropy Vulnerability” was not sent by the company but was instead a phishing attempt. The company urged users not to click any links. Trezor Phishing Scam In an...

The team said thin liquidity and automated traders distorted the launch, while Nansen data showed some early buyers sitting on six-figure losses after the memecoin’s debut....

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev rejected AMC’s demand to halt its stock tokens, arguing third-party securities do not require issuer consent....

South Korean families have increased reported cryptocurrency gifts to minors by 2.7 times in a year, with transfers to children aged 18 or younger reaching 4.03 billion won ($2.8 million) in 2025. Data obtained from the National Tax Service by…...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has said the U.S. crypto industry could get clearer federal rules regardless of whether the CLARITY Act clears its key Senate test on Sept. 15. CNBC reported Wednesday that Armstrong expects either Congress or federal regulators…...