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US market structure talks back on, crypto war chests overflowing

Business

Steven Stradbrooke

29 October, 2025

US market structure talks back on, crypto war chests overflowing

U.S. market structure legislation talks resumed, crypto campaign funding ‘war chests’ grew, and Reuters looks into the Trump family’s crypto...

Liechtenstein’s national blockchain; Siemens taps JPMorgan’s Kinexys

Business

Steve Kaaru

29 October, 2025

Liechtenstein’s national blockchain; Siemens taps JPMorgan’s Kinexys

Known as the Liechtenstein Trust Integrity Network (LTIN), it’s operated by the state telecoms company, with contributions from half a...

US, UK digital asset regulation: Different roads, same destination

Business

James Field

28 October, 2025

US, UK digital asset regulation: Different roads, same destination

We explore how the U.S. and the U.K. approach digital assets—the impact of enforcement-first vs innovation-first mindsets.

Beijing leads China’s push for AI education in public schools

Business

Wahid Pessarlay

28 October, 2025

Beijing leads China’s push for AI education in public schools

Beijing has become the first provincial-level region China with mandatory AI classes, while Open Campus secures $5M to enhance blockchain...

Data residency in AI: Geopolitical, regulatory, enterprise risk

Editorial

George Siosi Samuels

27 October, 2025

Data residency in AI: Geopolitical, regulatory, enterprise risk

Anthropic's India expansion marks a shift from global scale to sovereign-aware AI, building trust, data residency, and deeper enterprise integration.

US Bank launches digital unit amid crypto’s open banking fight

Finance

Steve Kaaru

27 October, 2025

US Bank launches digital unit amid crypto’s open banking fight

The new Digital Assets and Money Movement division will spearhead US Bank’s stablecoin, ‘crypto’ custody, digital money, and asset tokenization...

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Steven Stradbrooke

7 Jan 2026

Regulation

US market structure talks back on, crypto war chests overflowing

Liechtenstein’s national blockchain; Siemens taps JPMorgan’s Kinexys

US, UK digital asset regulation: Different roads, same destination

Beijing leads China’s push for AI education in public schools

Data residency in AI: Geopolitical, regulatory, enterprise risk

US Bank launches digital unit amid crypto’s open banking fight

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