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A new research released today by the National Cryptocurrency Association (NCA), in collaboration with The Harris Poll, confirms that cryptocurrency has officially crossed the threshold into the mainstream.

On December 15, 2025, the UK Treasury announced the finalization of new legislation that will bring the cryptoasset sector under the same regulatory umbrella as traditional financial products, with the rules slated to fully come into force from 2027.

A major crypto company Blockchain.com announced on October 23 that it had secured the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license.

Ardor (ARDR) is a blockchain platform that focuses on providing scalable and efficient solutions for both businesses and developers to create their own customizable blockchain networks.

The popular NFT collection Pudgy Penguins is setting ambitious goals

Nyzo (NYZO) is a relatively new cryptocurrency that focuses on providing a sustainable and highly decentralized blockchain platform.

On the night of October 4, 2024, users of LEGO's legitimate website discovered a banner so bold that it warranted attention for all the wrong reasons: large golden coins emblazoned with the LEGO logo-this was a declaration of the "LEGO coin," and it was openly advertising for customers to buy into it, promising "hidden rewards" for the purchaser.

On June 30, South Korean tech giant Samsung announced new semiconductor chips that can potentially be employed for mining cryptocurrencies. According to the announcement, the new 3-nanometer process technology will enable 45% optimization of power usage.

Since January 9th, 2009, when the Genesis Block went live, the global blockchain industry has been developing for 13 years so far.