The Latest Breaking News from blockchain

The rise of digital currency and blockchain technology benefits businesses involved in online finance, trading, and currency exchange.

The payments sector is growing, and businesses that are not embracing blockchain are starting to realise the advantages of using crypto for their financial transactions.

The crypto sector has been flagged multiple times for being vulnerable to exploits and scams unless strong security measures are in place, and such vulnerability was once again highlighted last week, when hackers and scammers pilfered over $71 million from the emerging industry.

Tether announced it has partnered with Chainalysis for a blockchain monitoring solution that will improve the stablecoin giant's compliance practices, especially in relation to "secondary" market transactions.

Elliptic shared the progress it made in studying the use of AI in detecting illicit activities in the crypto space, and this time, its machine learning model was able to help identify money laundering movements using Bitcoin, the world's most popular digital asset.

Under increasing pressure over the revelation that Gensler's SEC had viewed Ether as a security before it refused to answer Congress regarding the matter, the House Committee on Financial Services has scheduled a hearing on SEC enforcement next week.

There are several millions in cryptocurrencies waiting to be claimed by their owners on bridge contracts, Arkham Intelligence revealed – one of the wallet owners is Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin.

RFK Jr. floated the idea of placing the U.S. budget on blockchain during a Michigan rally, which could allow tax-paying Americans to see where their money is being spent on.

Shiba Inu has raised millions through a new utility token that will power the ecosystem's new layer-3 blockchain that promises improved security and regulatory compliance.

As the world of finance follows the latest trends, a new era of crypto banking support is on the horizon.

ZachXBT has once again rang the alarm bells in the crypto community, calling out 12 founders of pre-sale meme coins on Solana who raised millions from investors who may have found the scam tokens interesting.