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Ethereum Validators Face New Proposal To Redirect Up To 10% Of Staking Rewards
A new Ethereum Research proposal has revived one of the network’s most sensitive debates: who should pay for the public goods, research and infrastructure that the Ethereum ecosystem depends on? TL;DR A new Ethereum Research post proposes “validator redirected revenue.” The mechanism would let validators signal a redirect rate from 0% to 10% of staking…
Toss Financial institution And Solana Basis Group Up On Stablecoin Remittance Take a look...
South Korea’s Toss Bank has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Solana Foundation to test blockchain-based global remittance infrastructure, adding another traditional finance name to the growing list of firms experimenting with stablecoin settlement rails. TL;DR Toss Bank has signed an MoU with the Solana Foundation. The partnership focuses on a proof-of-concept for global…
Financial institution of England Softens Stablecoin Guidelines With £40 Billion Issuer Cap
The Bank of England has softened its proposed framework for systemic sterling stablecoins, dropping individual holding limits and replacing them with a planned aggregate cap on issuance by each systemic issuer. TL;DR The Bank of England has moved away from proposed individual stablecoin holding limits. The revised framework points to a temporary £40 billion issuance…
Kraken, Polymarket and the Fan-Token Commerce: How Crypto Muscled Into the 2026 World Cup
As New Zealand leads Egypt in Vancouver, FIFA's first official crypto exchange supporter, billions of dollars in prediction-market volume and a sharp Chiliz rally show digital assets have finally taken a seat at football's biggest table — carrying the same buy-the-rumor risk that burned traders in 2022. There were two scoreboards running on Monday. One…
The CLARITY Act – Crypto Has One Likelihood Left at Authorized Readability
The short answer for anyone searching today: the CLARITY Act has not passed the Senate, it will not be signed into law by July 4, and its realistic window to become law in 2026 now closes when the Senate leaves for its August recess. The bill is not dead. It is stuck, and it is…





