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Chainlink is collaborating with 24 significant financial institutions to enhance corporate action processing by integrating blockchain and AI technologies. A pilot project involving firms like SWIFT and DTCC demonstrated Chainlink's ability to extract and validate data efficiently, producing unified records almost in real-time while significantly reducing manual effort

Aptos (APT) has seen a rise of 4.1%, contributing to the CoinDesk 20 index which is currently trading at 3969.18, up 2.2% since Friday. Solana (SOL) also performed well, climbing 2.9% over the weekend. The market update highlights that sixteen out of the twenty assets in

Cipher Mining has signed a key agreement with Fluidstack and Google for its Barber Lake facility, marking a significant shift towards AI infrastructure. Canaccord Genuity raised its price target for Cipher's stock from $12 to $16, maintaining a buy rating. This move follows Cipher's recent $1.

Aster, a decentralized derivatives exchange, is contemplating the implementation of vesting schedules for its forthcoming token airdrop, as indicated by CEO Leonard in a recent livestream. He stated that this approach could help mitigate immediate sell pressure on the ASTER token, aligning the interests of early adopters and new airdrop

Chainlink announced that it has partnered with 24 prominent financial institutions, including DTCC, SWIFT, and Euroclear, to reform corporate actions processing. This initiative leverages a blockchain oracle platform that combines artificial intelligence (AI) and distributed ledger technology (DLT). The goal is to provide structured and validated corporate actions data in

Crypto investment products faced significant withdrawals last week, totaling $812 million in outflows, marking the end of a two-week influx streak. This downturn is attributed to declining confidence in the market, particularly related to US interest rate cuts. During the same period, Bitcoin's value fell by 3.4%

Vanguard, the world’s second-largest asset manager, is reportedly considering offering crypto ETFs to its U.S. clients, a significant shift from its previous stance of blocking spot Bitcoin ETFs on its platform. The decision comes in response to client demand and the competitive landscape, as many major peers already