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1 week ago | 
coingeek.com | Evan Freeman |Gavin Lucas |James Field
Homepage > News > Business > Blockstream’s Jade wallet and the silent threat inside ESP32 chip Yet another hardware vulnerability has rocked the cryptocurrency world, this time rooted not in a software bug or malicious update, but in the silicon that powers some of the industry’s most trusted devices.
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1 week ago | 
coingeek.com | Jon Southurst |James Field |Evan Freeman
Homepage > News > Business > CERTIHASH sets new records of nearly 66M transactions in a week Cybersecurity firm CERTIHASH is proving again that a fast and scalable blockchain can deliver real business benefits. Its Sentinel Node service broke new records last week by processing 65.88 million on-chain transactions in a single week—something that would not be cost-effective, or even possible, on other proof-of-work (PoW) blockchain networks.
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1 week ago | 
coingeek.com | James Field |Evan Freeman |Steve Kaaru
Homepage > News > Business > BSV Association’s growth chief sees fertile ground at MERGE Buenos Aires “To forge a future that defies the ordinary” was the message of MERGE Conference 2025, which took place over the course of three days in Buenos Aires this March. Selling itself as “the world’s most disruptive Web3 event,” the annual business-focused, cross-continental conference was designed to bridge the gap between the European and the booming Latin American ecosystems.
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1 week ago | 
coingeek.com | Evan Freeman |Steve Kaaru |PRADIPTA MUKHERJEE
Homepage > News > Business > The deepfake dilemma: Can blockchain restore truth? In an era where seeing is no longer believing, the rise of deepfake technology has ushered in a crisis of truth. From fabricated political speeches to fraudulent artificial intelligence (AI)-generated identities, digital deception has become a pervasive force threatening trust in media, governance, and human interactions.
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2 weeks ago | 
coingeek.com | PRADIPTA MUKHERJEE |Steve Kaaru |Evan Freeman
Homepage > News > Finance > India eyes to boost trade, tourism with BIMSTEC using UPI In an effort to strengthen the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) alliance, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has suggested integrating India’s United Payments Interface (UPI) with the payment systems of member countries, potentially enhancing trade, commerce, and tourism across the region.
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2 weeks ago | 
coingeek.com | Steve Kaaru |Evan Freeman |Wahid Pessarlay
Homepage > News > Finance > South Africa’s taxman targets digital asset tax evaders South Africa’s tax agency has warned digital asset holders and VASPs who have been defaulting on their taxes that they will soon face its wrath. The South African Revenue Service (SARS) called on all exchanges, wallets, and other VASPs to register their businesses within the grace period it has provided before embarking on an enforcement campaign.
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3 weeks ago | 
coingeek.com | Wahid Pessarlay |James Field |Evan Freeman
Homepage > News > Finance > Somalia, WU leverage emerging tech for payment services Somalia has introduced a national instant payment system with various features tailored to the local ecosystem to enhance financial inclusion. Dubbed the Somalia Payment Switch (SPS1), the payment system is the brainchild of the Central Bank of Somalia (CBS) with support from key technology firms. The latest offering will allow Somalians to make instant digital payments with safety guardrails.
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3 weeks ago | 
coingeek.com | James Field |Evan Freeman
Homepage > News > Finance > California focuses on digital asset rights under revised bill California State Assemblymember Avelino Valencia has amended a money transmission bill to make digital asset rights a primary focus, including digital asset-related investor protections that, if passed, would benefit the state’s 39.4 million residents.
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3 weeks ago | 
coingeek.com | Evan Freeman |James Field |Patrick Thompson
Homepage > News > Finance > From relics to resilience: How tokenized gold redefines money A few days ago, my father pulled out his currency collection from deep storage. It contained paper money that my grandparents and he had gathered from across the world during their service in the Second World War and Cold War.
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3 weeks ago | 
coingeek.com | Steven Stradbrooke |Steve Kaaru |Evan Freeman
Homepage > News > Business > More FTX customers getting paid as SBF banks on Trump pardon Major customers of the defunct FTX digital asset exchange will finally—no, really—start receiving their long-overdue repayments, while founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) continues to hold out faint hope for a Trump pardon. FTX Debtors paying large creditors, attorneysSBF moved after prison media blitzSBF rewrites history to burnish conservative victim credBitMEX founders pardoned, so why not SBF?
