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Solana’s Transaction v1 feature activates Wednesday, tripling transaction capacity so complex proofs and large multisignature operations can fit in one transaction. Services that read Solana data will need to update for compatibility.
A Coinbase-backed cross-chain project is shutting down after saying bridge fees cannot support always-on infrastructure. A planned burn of 303.3 million ROUTE tokens remains pending, CryptoSlate reported.
The Philippines’ central bank is considering a proposal to pause new payment operator registrations and impose enhanced monitoring and transaction limits on arrangements involving virtual asset service providers, Cointelegraph reported.
Anthropic says Claude spent 11 days converting Fermat’s Last Theorem into 13 million lines of code that computers can verify independently, marking a notable AI application in formal mathematics.
CryptoSlate reports that Wall Street is building a $61 billion bond market around AI data centers, where electricity, cooling and power availability are increasingly important operating and infrastructure considerations.
Michigan has ordered Kalshi to remove sports event contracts and faces the platform with potential daily fines of $500,000. The preliminary injunction remains active until a final order and includes a futures broker notice requirement.
CryptoSlate reports that qualifying Australian crypto firms have until Sept. 30 to secure the appropriate licence, file a notification or wind down operations to retain ASIC’s temporary no-action protection and avoid enforcement risk.
Thai businessmen are suing Tether over $42 million in USDT frozen in connection with an alleged pig-butchering scam. Cointelegraph also reported potential fines for Australian crypto firms that miss a licensing deadline.
Thai businessmen are suing Tether over $42 million in frozen USDT tied to an alleged “pig butchering” scam. Australian crypto firms also face fines unless they meet a licensing deadline, Cointelegraph reported.
A stronger yen is contributing to broad U.S. dollar weakness and a lower Dollar Index, a backdrop that is currently supporting bitcoin and gold, CoinDesk reports.
ASIC has recorded more than 45 digital asset license applications as Australia’s temporary enforcement relief approaches its Sept. 30 expiration. Unlicensed crypto firms could face fines of up to 10% of annual turnover.
