Category: Blockchain

GENIUS Act requirements left key stablecoin controls under-specified, raising audit, interoperability, AML, and resilience questions.

Symbiosis Bridge Exploit recovery analysis: what the 15 BTC recovery, bounty offer, and paused BTC routes show about bridge risk.

Cross-Chain Verification lessons from Q2 2026 reports show why bridge teams need stronger signer, message, and infrastructure checks.

Stablecoin Energy Costs rose as Q2 2026 activity surged, but chain design, smart-contract use, and data gaps limit exact estimates.

NIST’s BloSS@M draft shows how Federal Blockchain Adoption may face scaling, authorization, evidence, and agency coordination limits.

Liquidity pool limits became visible after 2026 DeFi exploits, with oracle faults, verifier errors, and full utilization stranding withdrawals.

South Korea is not simply preparing another blockchain pilot. The South Korea tokenized securities roadmap changes something more fundamental: beginning February 4, 2027, distributed ledgers can become part of the legally recognized machinery for recording and circulating securities. The first rollout is deliberately narrow, but the destination reaches from issuance and trading to an eventual on-chain payment layer tied to…

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Blockchain Audit Gaps explain why public audits can miss exploit paths tied to keys, integrations, bridges, and disclosure timing.

Clarity Act delays keep U.S. crypto market rules unsettled, slowing compliance planning for institutions, DeFi teams, and developers.

Circle is preparing to launch the public mainnet of Arc on September 16, 2026, turning what began as a stablecoin-focused blockchain project into a broader test of whether traditional financial institutions can help operate public on-chain infrastructure. The New York-based company announced on August 5 that Arc’s founding validator group includes BlackRock, The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, Galaxy, Global…

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