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In recent years, the world of traditional finance has begun to look with increasing interest at blockchain and its potential.According to Ronghui Gu, CEO of the blockchain security company CertiK, financial institutions are considering the possibility of transferring trillions of dollars in assets onchain. The time horizon for this migration could be around ten years, a period within which tens of trillions of dollars are expected to move on decentralized ledgers. This prospect represents a real revolution for the financial sector, which could benefit from greater efficiency and transparency. However, the current operational reality is much more complex and risky…

This week, the US Senate Banking Committee voted to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. It marked a key step toward creating a federal regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies in the United States. The committee approved the 309-page draft introduced earlier in the week. The bill proposes splitting oversight of digital assets between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). It will now move to the full Senate, where it needs at least 60 votes to proceed. BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Senate Banking Committee PASSES the Clarity Act in 15-9 vote.The bill now goes to the…

$BNB, the native asset of the $BNB Chain ecosystem, and Aster ($ASTER), which powers the Aster decentralized perpetuals exchange, jumped by double digits over the past 24 hours as anticipation built around a new Binance product expected to be unveiled on Monday. $BNB rose around 12% to reach $739, while $ASTER gained about 10%, advancing from $0.68 to $0.75, according to CoinGecko data. Haystack teaser fuels rumors of Binance stock market expansion A teaser image shared by Binance on X has sparked intense discussion among crypto traders. New product reveal on June 1 🫡 pic.twitter.com/zULlN3j17p — Binance (@binance) May 29,…

Tezos introduced TzEL, an experimental privacy rollup using zk-STARK proofs and post-quantum cryptography on its testnet. TzEL addresses the “harvest now, decrypt later” problem: encrypted data stored today could be decrypted once quantum computing matures. The project uses Tezos’ data availability layer and rollup architecture to handle proofs of up to 300KB per transaction. Tezos launched TzEL, an experimental privacy rollup deployed on its testnet that stands as one of the first attempts to design private transactions built to resist attacks from quantum computing. The project combines zk-STARK proofs with post-quantum cryptography, deliberately moving away from elliptic curve cryptography that…

Stanford cryptographer Dan Boneh says Bitcoin should prepare for quantum risk now, but warns a rushed post quantum migration could cause worse failures than the threat itself. Bitcoin’s post quantum transition debate is escalating after Isabel Foxen Duke highlighted a fresh interview with Stanford cryptographer Dan Boneh, who argued that the bigger near term danger may be a buggy migration rather than an imminent quantum attack on the network. In the interview, Boneh said, “Don’t panic, but don’t ignore,” framing quantum risk as a serious long range engineering problem rather than an immediate doomsday event for Bitcoin (BTC). “A hasty…

Binance Research said tokenized assets could reach $1.6 trillion by 2030 as institutions test blockchain-based financial products. U.S. Treasury products, gold-backed commodities, and tokenized public equities remain key areas of adoption. Key Takeaways: Binance Research framed tokenization as a bridge between traditional finance and blockchain systems. Tokenized penetration across fixed income, equities, real estate, private credit, and commodities remains around 0.01%. Regulatory progress could shape whether tokenized markets move beyond early institutional pilots. Tokenized Markets Move Toward Wider Adoption Binance Research published a report on May 15 that framed tokenization as a growing bridge between traditional finance and blockchain infrastructure.…

US spot ETFs for altcoins beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum have started pulling in fresh capital again after weeks of muted activity. Funds tracking $XRP, $DOGE, $LINK, and $HBAR all logged net inflows during the first week of May. The $XRP complex led the move. $HBAR broke a two-week dry spell. The shift matters because these regulated wrappers force spot buying on exchanges. Even modest inflows tighten the supply of coins where ETF holdings already account for more than 1% of circulating tokens. Which altcoin ETF is leading the recent inflows? $XRP funds are running hottest. According to SoSoValue data, the…

Kraken said late Friday that it expects to launch CFTC-regulated perpetual futures contracts in the US in the next 30 days, hours after the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission approved the instruments. The exchange said when it gains approval, the contracts will be listed on Bitnomial Exchange, a CFTC-regulated exchange recently acquired by Kraken’s parent company, Payward. However, while Kraken’s announcement said that a filing had been submitted on Friday, no filing for a specific Bitcoin ($BTC) perpetual contact was found among Bitnomial’s recent CFTC filings as of Sunday morning. “Today’s announcement sets in motion plans to bring that activity…

The blockchain industry is going to see a week full of groundbreaking events, including networking, festivals, summits, and conferences. The leading among this week’s crypto events include Istanbul Blockchain Week, Proof of Talk, and Bitcoin FilmFest. As per the data from Crypto Events Global, these events are set to gather investors, entrepreneurs, regulators, tech enthusiasts, and developers. Overall, the purpose of these events is to advance the strategic partnerships, innovation, and collaboration across the market. Istanbul Blockchain Week 2026 EAK Digital, a prominent Web3 marketing platform, is conducting Istanbul Blockchain Week on the 2nd and 3rd of June in Istanbul.…

Crypto funds bled almost $1 billion this week as hotter US inflation numbers pushed investors away from risk and hit Bitcoin harder than the rest of the market. CoinShares (STO: CS) said global crypto exchange-traded products lost $920 million, while Bitcoin products alone saw $830 million leave. The pressure started after US producer prices came in much higher than expected. The increase came from services and energy, but energy is the bigger problem for markets right now. Oil prices have climbed because of the ongoing US-Iran conflict, and that is feeding into inflation again. Inflation keeps the Fed boxed in…