Bangladesh Votes for a New Era While Millions Trade Crypto in the Shadows

Despite a total ban, the country has surged to 13th in global cryptocurrency adoption — and the new government may not be able to look away much longer. As Bangladesh Votes, a Crypto Underground Demands Recognition The following guest post was written by Nabil Sorkar, Verse Community Member. DHAKA, Bangladesh — On a sweltering Wednesday … Read more

Hardware Wallets And Secure Elements: What Are You Really Trusting?

By Lucien Bourdon, Bitcoin Analyst at Trezor A hardware wallet is a standard tool for securing cryptocurrency, and most rely on a dedicated chip known as a Secure Element; the same type used in credit cards and passports. But here’s what matters most: how a wallet uses this chip. This choice defines what you are … Read more

Crypto PR in 2026: A Media Communication Guide

This content is provided by a sponsor. The crypto space is constantly flooded with similar updates — new pools, wallet upgrades, protocol integrations. This kind of information gets lost quickly in the noise. What truly captures attention are stories that resonate with broader industry trends. For example, when a project launches a fee optimization feature … Read more

MSCI’s Proposed Rule Change: Moving the Goalposts to Stifle Bitcoin Innovation

In the spirit of free markets and open experimentation, corporate boards should have the freedom to allocate treasury assets as they see fit, whether in cash, bonds, gold, real estate, or Bitcoin. Capital allocation has always been a core function of corporate management, not a passive afterthought. This is a fundamental principle of capitalism: companies, … Read more

A Strategic Policy Concession Could Strengthen Crypto’s Future

A growing coalition of U.S. banks is panic-stricken. They are currently urging lawmakers to rewrite the GENIUS Act, specifically targeting the reward structures offered by non-bank stablecoin issuers. They see the ability for crypto platforms to offer yield on digital dollars as a “loophole” that threatens to siphon deposits away from the traditional banking system. … Read more

No, Stablecoins Don’t Aid Criminals in Laundering Money Directly – but Banks Want You to Think So

A recent New York Times piece misleadingly suggests that stablecoins facilitate money laundering by criminal actors. However, the article reveals that crypto-to-cash conversion services and inadequate compliance measures by financial companies are the primary mechanisms enabling such activities. Stablecoins are Not Aiding Money Launderers, Weak Compliance Is The Facts A recent article published by The … Read more

How Emerging Payment Methods Are Shaping Online Entertainment Platforms

This article represents the personal views of Robin Burns; offering insights into how payment innovation is reshaping user behaviour and how entertainment platforms can adapt responsibly while maintaining trust, speed, and transparency in an evolving digital market. I’ve been following the evolution of payment systems across online entertainment for a while now, and it’s clear … Read more

User Choice and Jurisdiction: How Regulation Shapes Platform Preferences

This article represents the personal views of Robin Burns; offering insights into how regulation influences user behaviour, platform access, and why personal choice continues to shape how people engage with online services across borders. I’ve been watching how jurisdictional rules affect digital platforms for some time now, and it’s remarkable how much geography still determines … Read more