On October 23, 2025, Ledger unveiled the Nano Gen5 hardware wallet with a 2.8-inch secure touchscreen, Bluetooth/NFC, Clear Signing, and a Recovery Key backup, priced at $179. The release intensifies competition following Trezor's quantum-resistant Safe 7 launch.
Once mocked by early crypto enthusiasts, stablecoins now dominate trading volumes, with USDT surpassing major fiat currencies. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the stablecoin trend, from JR Willett's 2012 Mastercoin whitepaper to Tether, MakerDAO's Dai, TrustToken's TrueUSD, and emerging projects, examining how they became pillars of the crypto economy and the trust challenges they face.
Pixels, a free-to-play Web3 farming game on Ronin, is drawing attention with more than 900,000 players, browser-based access, land mechanics, and a relaxed gameplay loop built around farming, crafting, and quests.
Payward Inc., parent of Kraken, partners with Franklin Templeton to develop tokenized investment products, integrate BENJI tokens, and bring actively managed strategies onchain, bridging traditional finance with blockchain infrastructure.
BC Vault takes an unusual approach to crypto storage with gyro-assisted random key generation, no standard BIP39 seed phrase, and encrypted backups via microSD or QR codes.
A hands-on review of the Keepkey hardware wallet reveals its attractive design and ShapeShift integration, but also exposes frustrating setup issues, lack of intuitive Chrome app access, frequent disconnections, and insufficient support for popular altcoins like Monero and EOS.
The New York Stock Exchange has partnered with digital asset firm Securitize to develop a blockchain-based platform for issuing and trading tokenized securities around the clock, offering full shareholder rights.
BC Vault takes an unconventional approach to crypto storage with gyro-based random key generation, encrypted backups, and no standard mnemonic seed phrase.
