Toronto, Canada, August 10, 2026 – Earlier this year, Anvil, the universal collateral management layer, and Blockchain Futurist Conference announced a new way for sponsors to reserve spots...
TORONTO, ON — July 14, 2026 — Futurist Conference returns to Toronto on July 21–22, bringing together thousands of attendees and more than 250 speakers as...
TORONTO, ON – Blockchain Futurist Conference returns July 21-22, 2026, with a mission to bring Web3 to life. Taking place at Rebel Entertainment Complex and Cabana...
From tokenization and stablecoins to artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure, industry leaders come together to discuss the next generation of financial systems.
TORONTO, ON – Blockchain...
Toronto, ON — — Blockchain Futurist Conference returns to Toronto on July 21–22, 2026, bringing Canada’s largest Web3 and AI event back to its iconic flagship...
MIAMI, FL — — The Blockchain Futurist Conference is proud to announce the return of its dedicated AI program, the AI Futurist Conference, sponsored by Argentum...
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen confirmed that cyber attackers originating from North Korea stole $388 million in digital assets from the cryptocurrency exchange, prompting suspended customer withdrawals and sparking renewed security scrutiny across the industry.
Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin ETFs Extend Winning Streak With Nearly $3B in Inflows Over six days, investors have spent $2.8 billion buying shares in bitcoin exchange-traded funds. This post Bitcoin ETFs Extend Winning Streak With Nearly $3B in Inflows first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di Salvo.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget suffered a suspected security breach on September 24, 2026, resulting in the unauthorized transfer of roughly $351.6 million from its hot wallets, prompting a temporary pause on withdrawals.
New York officials filed a lawsuit against Polymarket, alleging the prediction market operates an unlicensed gambling business and bypasses state taxes, while the platform defends itself by claiming federal oversight.
Outgoing SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce advocated for reduced personal data collection and privacy-preserving technology in the financial system during a Wednesday address in New York, ahead of her scheduled departure in November.