Consensus Miami 2026, the longest-running crypto conference, returns to the US next April with 20,000 attendees. Eric Trump, Michael Saylor, and Anatoly Yakovenko headline 500+ speakers, focusing on institutional adoption, AI agents, and stablecoins.

Consensus Miami 2026 announces star-studded lineup including Eric Trump, Michael Saylor, and Anatoly Yakovenko, with 20,000 attendees expected, Solana Accelerate returning to the U.S., and major institutional sponsors.

Consensus Miami 2026, the longest-running crypto conference, returns to the US with 20,000 attendees. Eric Trump, Michael Saylor, and Anatoly Yakovenko join over 500 speakers. Institutional adoption, AI agents, and stablecoins take center stage.

Consensus Miami 2026 is set to gather 20,000 attendees from more than 100 countries, featuring over 500 speakers and broad backing from major crypto, finance, and technology companies.

Consensus Miami 2026 says it will bring 20,000 attendees from more than 100 countries to Miami, with over 500 speakers and strong backing from crypto and traditional finance players.

Tether has hired KPMG to conduct its first full audit of USDT reserves, expanding beyond reserve attestations to review assets, liabilities, and internal controls. The move comes as Tether faces tighter regulation and pushes for broader expansion in the U.S.

Gemini disclosed the immediate departures of its COO, CFO and CLO shortly after announcing a 25% workforce reduction and exits from the UK, EU and Australia. The moves underscore a broader post-IPO restructuring focused on cost cuts and a renewed emphasis on the US market.

PwC says 25 countries introduced stablecoin laws or regulations in 2023, while the total stablecoin market cap climbed to $131 billion. USDT alone surpassed $90 billion, highlighting both rising adoption and a global race to regulate.