Cloudflare Unveils U.S. Dollar Stablecoin for AI-Powered Internet Economy

U.S.-listed cloud company Cloudflare (NET) announced plans to intorduve a U.S. dollar stablecoin for what it calls the “agentic web,” where autonomous AI agents perform tasks like booking flights or ordering groceries. The company said on Thursday that the token, dubbed NET Dollar, will enable instant and secure transactions...
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Circle Examines Ways to Reverse Transactions to Counter Fraud, Disputes: FT

Circle Internet, (CRCL) is examining ways of reversing transactions involving its stablecoin, USDC, the Financial Times (FT) reported on Thursday. The issuer of the second-largest stablecoin is “thinking through … whether or not there’s the possibility of reversibility of transactions,” the company’s president, Heath Tarbert, said in an interview...
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Crypto for Advisors: Kevin O’Leary talks Crypto Strategy

In today’s “Crypto for Advisors” newsletter, Kevin O’Leary, entrepreneur and investor, shares both his opinion and crypto investment thesis and how they’ve both changed over time. Then, Leo Mindyuk, CEO of MLTech answers questions about how everyday investors can access these investments in “Ask an Expert.” – Sarah Morton...
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ETHZilla expands DeFi play with $47m ETH deployment on Puffer

ETHZilla Corporation, a publicly traded company focused on Ethereum as a treasury asset and eyeing strategies around its decentralized finance ecosystem, plans to deploy $47 million in Ether to liquid restaking protocol Puffer. Nasdaq-listed ETHZilla, one of the aggressive crypto…...
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Zexpire gains traction as Bitcoin and Ethereum tumble

Crypto hit by $1.7b liquidation wave, the largest since 2024, as projects like Zexpire aim to turn volatility into opportunity. The crypto market is struggling to find its footing after one of the largest liquidation waves in nearly a year.…...
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Australia Cracks The Whip: Crypto Exchanges Face Tough New Rules

Australia moved on Thursday to bring cryptocurrency platforms under mainstream financial rules, proposing fines that could reach A$16.5 million or as much as 10% of a firm’s annual turnover for serious breaches. According to the Treasury’s exposure draft, the plan would force exchanges and custody providers to hold an...
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