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Inside the Quest at Colossus to Replace Visa and Mastercard With KYC-Less Crypto Cards

Colossus is developing a new type of cryptocurrency card aimed at replacing traditional payment methods like Visa and Mastercard, while eliminating the need for Know Your Customer (KYC) processes. The card will allow users to transact anonymously, leveraging blockchain technology to ensure security and privacy. Colossus aims to appeal to those who prioritize financial freedom and privacy in their transactions. The initiative reflects a growing trend in the crypto space towards decentralized finance solutions that challenge conventional banking systems. The project is still in development, with plans for a broader rollout in the near future.

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Kraken parent, Franklin Templeton to develop onchain investment products

Kraken's parent company, Payward, has partnered with Franklin Templeton to create on-chain investment products. This collaboration aims to leverage blockchain technology to enhance investment offerings and improve efficiency in asset management. The initiative will focus on developing new financial products that can operate on decentralized networks. Both companies

EBay rejects GameStop’s $56 billion bid, putting bitcoin exposure back in focus

EBay has rejected GameStop's $56 billion bid to acquire the company, which has drawn attention back to the potential for cryptocurrency integration in e-commerce. GameStop, known for its focus on gaming and digital assets, had aimed to leverage eBay's platform to expand its reach in the

France’s central banker Beau clashes with Lagarde over private digital euro plans

France's central banker, François Villeroy de Galhau, has expressed strong opposition to the European Central Bank's (ECB) plans for a private digital euro, advocating instead for a public version. He believes that a public digital euro would better serve the needs of citizens and businesses, while

Bakkt pivots into stablecoin infrastructure as revenue tumbles 77% in Q1

Bakkt has shifted its focus to stablecoin infrastructure as it faces a significant revenue decline, reporting a 77% drop in Q1. The company aims to leverage its expertise in digital assets to develop a stablecoin offering, which it believes will enhance its market position. This pivot comes amid broader challenges

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Kraken parent, Franklin Templeton to develop onchain investment products

EBay rejects GameStop’s $56 billion bid, putting bitcoin exposure back in focus

France’s central banker Beau clashes with Lagarde over private digital euro plans

Bakkt pivots into stablecoin infrastructure as revenue tumbles 77% in Q1