In a notable development in the cryptocurrency sector, Conflux Network has unveiled a new collaboration with Alibaba Cloud.
This partnership is set to drive Web3 advancements in Hong Kong.
Conflux Network, often dubbed China’s Ethereum, is joining forces with Alibaba Cloud to push the boundaries of Web3 technology.
The collaboration aims to enhance various industries in Hong Kong, including retail, tourism, entertainment, the arts, and education, by integrating innovative technologies from both entities.
The partnership seeks to leverage Conflux’s established track record in China along with Alibaba Cloud’s advanced technological infrastructure and the support from Cyberport’s active community. This alliance is expected to foster a robust Web3 environment in the region.
Despite the significant partnership announcement, Conflux (CFX) has not seen a positive response in its market performance.
The resurgence of crypto-linked equities has reignited investor curiosity across traditional markets, as Bitcoin’s volatility continues to ripple through related sectors.
Bhutan has taken a pioneering step in digital governance by linking its National Digital Identity system directly to the Ethereum blockchain — becoming the first nation to operate a live, population-wide ID framework on a public network.
A new academic study has revealed a serious flaw in global satellite communications — vast amounts of unencrypted data, including personal messages and even military information, are being broadcast openly across the skies.
OpenAI is reportedly securing a wave of massive partnerships.
The XRP community is currently grappling with confusion surrounding the appeal deadline in the ongoing Ripple versus SEC case.
In a recent letter to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler, 42 US Congressmen urged the SEC to allow banks to offer cryptocurrency custody services.
With lawmakers back in session, one of the most divisive questions in U.S. finance has returned to center stage: should America issue a central bank digital currency (CBDC)?
A coalition of U.S. banking groups, led by the Bank Policy Institute (BPI), is pressing lawmakers to fix what they describe as a major gap in the recently enacted GENIUS Act.
During a recent congressional hearing, Democrat Ritchie Torres argued that Ethereum (ETH) should not be considered a security.
U.S. Congressman Warren Davidson has vocally criticized SEC Chair Gary Gensler, accusing the SEC of deliberately hindering Bitcoin ownership.
Consensys, a notable blockchain development company, is undergoing significant restructuring, resulting in a workforce reduction of over 20%.
The SEC is set to dismiss its lawsuit against Consensys, marking a turning point in the regulatory battle over MetaMask’s compliance with securities laws.
Interpol has issued a Red Notice for Richard James Schueler, known in the cryptocurrency world as Richard Heart, the founder of HEX and PulseChain.
Kyle Bass, the founder of Hayman Capital Management, recently sparked outrage within the Bitcoin community by making a controversial claim that the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, could be a Chinese intelligence operation.
After a record-breaking first half of 2025, momentum around corporate Bitcoin adoption appears to be slowing.
Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise, believes the wave of corporate Bitcoin acquisitions is only in its infancy.
As 2025 approaches, there are expectations that more corporations will follow the trend of adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets, according to an analyst from market-making firm Wintermute.
Corporate adoption of Bitcoin is gaining significant momentum, according to Bitwise Asset Management’s latest Q2 2025 report.
Matt Hougan, CIO at Bitwise Asset Management, believes a powerful shift is underway—one that could reshape how companies manage their capital.
A fresh surge of corporate activity is putting Bitcoin at the center of modern treasury strategy.
Corporate interest in Bitcoin exploded between June 9 and 13, as public filings reveal more than 60 separate announcements tied to the cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin’s biggest buyers in 2025 aren’t retail traders or even ETF giants—they’re businesses.
The adoption of Bitcoin by corporations is gaining significant traction, with holdings in company treasuries more than doubling over the past year.