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When it comes to cryptocurrency transactions, the region of Central and Southern Asia and Oceania, or CSAO, is growing rapidly.

DeFi has become a major catalyst for Europe’s crypto economy. Large institutions have also upped their share of transactions significantly.

Measures such as Google searches, Bitcoin ATM installations and the number of crypto-focused bills were used to tabulate the crypto-ready index.

After launching a Bitcoin investment tool for millionaires earlier this year, Morgan Stanley is diving deeper into crypto.

The Indian Institute of Technology Madras will test use cases around the Hedera Token Service, a public blockchain for payments.

With more than $1.4 trillion in assets under management, Franklin Templeton is one of the world’s largest independent asset managers.

Polkadot may beat Ethereum 2.0 in the transaction fee race.

Bitcoin on-chain activity dropped this low after May 2021’s crypto market crash and hasn’t risen above this level since.

The report indicates that the adoption of crypto assets jumped 880% worldwide, with peer-to-peer platforms driving cryptocurrency usage in emerging economies.

“Stablecoin experimentation is happening in real-time with billions of dollars at stake in this vast permissionless lab we call DeFi,” reads a new research report from ShapeShift. The author focuses on the rise of algorithmic stablecoins and their potential use cases.

It only took four months for the crypto population to almost double from 106 million in February to 203 million in May, according to a new Crypto.com report.

The new investment aims to explore blockchain’s capability to expand the competitiveness of Australia’s critical minerals and food and beverage industries.

Candace Browning, the bank's head of global research, described cryptocurrency as "one of the fastest growing emerging technology ecosystems."

A new report from Elliptic has found that unregistered securities offerings account for more than half of all crypto-related fines handed out by U.S. regulators.

Banks in smaller countries like Latvia, Estonia and Greece could be more seriously impacted by the digital euro, analysts said.