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Randomized card packs, physical redemption and on-chain rewards are putting crypto's RWA narrative to a real consumer demand test.
The Ethereum Foundation cut 54 jobs and narrowed its mandate as record user activity collided with falling fees and a 44% decline in ETH.
The Massachusetts Democrat helped advance legislation preventing the Federal Reserve from issuing a retail CBDC before 2031.
Ethlabs’ launch shows Ethereum’s post-Foundation era may not just be about replacing EF stewardship, but making ETH value capture, institutional adoption and protocol funding part of the same fight.
A new proposal could redirect staking rewards to core developers, raising hard questions over who pays and who controls the money.
SEKAU gives Europe a regulated SEK rail, but institutional usage will decide whether it can matter beyond launch.
Polymarket whales are betting millions on World Cup favorites, and early upsets are already turning “safe” trades into seven-figure wins and losses.
A White House meeting with law enforcement groups shows CLARITY’s toughest Senate fight may be over crypto crime, and whether software developers should be blamed when criminals use their code.
A June 5 court stay and a June 2 spend turned the Noah Doe case into a test of legal title versus private-key control.
