Progress may not happen soon. Just like London — which faces political uncertainty as an election looms — Washington is likely to grind to a standstill as the presidential battle heats up.
There has been growing enthusiasm for privacy-preserving protocols in recent years — driven by a concern that transactions using mainstream coins are broadcast for the world to see on the blockchain.
An estimated five million Britons now invest in digital assets — and the U.K. wants to become a more attractive location for crypto firms to set up their headquarters.
USDe, an "internet bond" backed stablecoin inspired by Arthur Hayes, shrugs off past criticism as it emerges unscathed from the weekend's market turmoil.
Polygon has established a robust framework for community funding, announcing a new Community Treasury Board. The independent board will manage around $70 million for community support and protocol development programs.
