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- Aug 5, 2026
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Crypto Exchanges Want To Be The Next Charles Schwab. Wall Street Says Not So Fast. - Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) (opens the original)
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Is crypto moving away from crypto? Yes and no. Cryptocurrency exchanges are moving away from cryptocurrency as the product and toward cryptocurrency as the new, future-forward financial infrastructure for traditional finance. They no longer want their future to depend on discovering the next Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH), or manufacturing demand for the next meme coin. Founders and exchange executives want to take things investors already understand and trust like traditional stocks, gold, Treasury bon
Ethra Invest Founder's Take On Maritime RWA (opens the original)
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The cryptocurrency market is still very much in the doldrums in 2026, but investors are still hanging onto the main digital assets themes in hopes of bright days. One of those themes is the future of real world asset (RWA) tokenization. In his March 2026 annual letter, BlackRock (NYSE:BLK) CEO Larry Fink wrote that tokenization could update the financial system’s "plumbing" by making securities easier to issue, easier to trade and easier to access. He specifically connected this new technology –
Pantera, Bain Bet $52.5M That ‘Proof Of Human’ Will Become The Internet’s Next Infrastructure Layer - NVI (opens the original)
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In the not-so-distant future, we are not going to know who is human and who is a droid, either behind a screen or, perhaps, standing right in front of us. That’s what investment firms like Pantera Capital believe. The $3.5 billion blockchain investor joined with four other key investors to raise $52.5 million for the World Foundation’s project to decipher humanity from bots and future cyborgs. "The need for Proof of Human is becoming acutely clear with the acceleration of AI development, and we
Cryptocurrency Theft Is Rising—Are Crypto Holders Losing Confidence? (opens the original)
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Cryptocurrency theft is not in decline, not even in the slightest. In fact, it is on the rise. How bad is it? And are investors turning to traditional finance to hold crypto instead of hackable exchanges? According to CertiK’s latest report on hacked and stolen crypto, some $1,315,676,432 was lost across 344 blockchain incidents in the first half of 2026. The average amount holders lost per hack so far this year was a whopping $3.8 million with the median amount stolen being $138,703, well above
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