Not voting counts as a no in Cardano’s governance votes
Cardano's committee renewal crossed both thresholds by 0.18 points in a 1 September snapshot, but stake that never voted counted against it.
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Citi, Goldman and 19 other institutions commit to a joint stablecoin
Twenty-one banks and asset managers plan a dollar stablecoin. The issuing company doesn't exist yet and the token is targeted for 2027.
XRP ETFs are sitting 44% below what they paid, filings show
Filings show five US spot XRP funds held coins worth 44% less than they paid at 30 June, while investors still added a net $320.8m in the first half.
Hyperliquid wants a US route in, and Kraken’s owner may be it
Payward, Kraken's parent, has reportedly outlined a perpetual futures structure to the CFTC. No approval yet, and UK retail access does not change.
LSE and Kraken’s owner plan to tokenise 100 London-listed stocks
Payward and the London Stock Exchange plan to tokenise 100 UK-listed stocks. It needs regulatory approval, and no retail launch date has been set.
Polygon patched two security flaws before telling anyone about them
Polygon fixed denial-of-service and consensus flaws in the Austin and Kyoto forks before disclosing them. POL holders never had to do anything about it.
US Treasury wants exchanges to vouch for foreign stablecoin issuers
Treasury's proposed GENIUS Act rule would make US platforms justify listing foreign stablecoins. It is out for comment, and nothing has been delisted yet.
Cronos validators switched off the whole chain after a $75m exploit
About $6m of the $75m reached Ethereum before Cronos validators paused block production. The rest is stranded on a chain that has stopped.
Revolut’s euro stablecoin is live in three countries, and Britain isn’t one
EURR is going to selected Revolut users in Denmark, Poland and Portugal. Bridge Building S.A. is the legal issuer, and UK customers are not included.
Solana validators back doubling the rate SOL inflation falls
Solana's first binding governance vote backs halving the time SOL inflation takes to reach 1.5%. The emission curve itself has not changed yet.