Rebeca Moen Sep 26, 2025 01:53 A recent independent study confirms Chainalysis’s blockchain analytics data accuracy with 94.85% true positive rates, reinforcing its reliability for investigations and compliance. Chainalysis, a leader in blockchain analysis, has had its data accuracy independently validated by researchers from TU Delft in the Netherlands. This assessment, part of the 34th USENIX Security Symposium, revealed that Chainalysis’s blockchain analytics data achieved an impressive true positive rate of up to 94.85%, with minimal false positives, according to Chainalysis. Independent…
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Philippines Authorities Move To Put Key Public Records On Blockchain After Mass Protests
Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Government agencies in the Philippines have begun recording certain public documents on a blockchain ledger, a step officials say is meant to make records harder to change and easier for citizens to check. The move comes after mass demonstrations this month that called out suspected corruption in public works and flood control projects. Integrity Chain Piloted For Infrastructure Contracts According to reports, a platform called Integrity Chain — developed with BayaniChain Ventures — is being used to…
Blockchain Analytics Neets AI: Making Crypto Data Accessible
The blockchain industry has always prided itself on transparency. Every transaction on a public blockchain is permanently recorded, visible to anyone with an internet connection. Still, with billions of transactions and hundreds of millions of wallet addresses, the sheer scale of that transparency can be paralyzing. Without the right tools, it’s less a crystal-clear ledger and more a haystack hiding countless needles. That is where blockchain analytics comes in. The latest episode of The Clear Crypto Podcast discusses how blockchain’s radical openness has created both opportunities and challenges, and now,…
USDC Stablecoin Issuer Circle Examines ‘Reversible’ Blockchain Transactions
Circle, the world’s second-largest stablecoin issuer, is reportedly examining reversible transactions to help recover funds from fraud and hacks, which appears to counter one of crypto’s founding principles: That transactions are final and beyond centralized control. Circle president Heath Tarbert told the Financial Times on Thursday that the company is examining mechanisms that could allow transactions to be rolled back in cases of fraud or hacks, while still maintaining settlement finality. “We are thinking through [. . .] whether or not there’s the possibility of reversibility of transactions, right, but at the same time,…
Cardano Marks 8 Years: The Blockchain Is Still Heating Up With Activity And Development
Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure During a period of notable celebration and excitement in the broader Cardano community, the major blockchain is showcasing robust momentum and development. With the blockchain sector heating up, Cardano’s on-chain activity and investor engagement are persistently growing. 8 Years Later, Cardano Continues To Thrive In a significant development, the Cardano blockchain is marking its 8th anniversary of existence, and the network continues to thrive. Despite being around for almost a decade, the network is showing signs of…
Chainlink Integrates with Canton’s Institutional Blockchain
Chainlink has integrated with the Canton Network, an institutional blockchain backed by global banks and technology firms, in a move aimed at strengthening institutional adoption of blockchain technology. The partnership, announced Wednesday, brings Chainlink’s data service, including its data streams, smartdata (proof of reserve and NAVLink) and the cross-chain interoperability protocol (CCIP) onto the Canton Network. The network has also joined the Chainlink Scale program, which helps cover oracle operating costs. As part of the agreement, Chainlink Labs will become a Canton Network “super validator.” A super validator is a…
Fnality Raises $136M to Expand Blockchain Payment Network
London-based blockchain payments company Fnality secured $136 million in a Series C funding round backed by some of the world’s largest financial institutions. Bank of America, Citi, KBC Group, Temasek, Tradeweb and WisdomTree led the round, joined by returning investors including Goldman Sachs, Santander, Barclays and UBS, according to a Tuesday announcement by the company. “The closing of our Series C reflects a shared conviction that the future of money demands a new foundation,” Fnality CEO Michelle Neal said. She added that the company’s blockchain-based settlement systems offer “24/7 payment…
Sui’s Storage Fund: Driving Deflation and Sustainability in Blockchain
Caroline Bishop Sep 23, 2025 01:49 Sui’s storage fund strategically reduces SUI supply, enhancing scarcity and sustainability through permanent and temporary removal of tokens, aligning network growth with long-term value. Sui’s storage fund is a pivotal component of its blockchain network, transforming every transaction into a catalyst for both sustainability and scarcity, according to Sui Foundation. This mechanism is designed to permanently remove tokens from circulation, while also covering the long-term costs of onchain data storage. Understanding Sui’s Storage Fund The storage…
New Regulations Expose Blockchain’s Privacy and Compliance Gaps
Opinion by: Eran Barak, CEO at Shielded Technologies For more than a decade, crypto in the US has existed in a legal gray zone. Regulators have wavered between silence and sudden crackdowns, leaving developers, investors and institutions paralysed with doubt. In 2025, this started to change. The SEC dropped its case against Binance, citing the need for more explicit rules. The Senate passed the GENIUS Act, introducing a federal framework for stablecoins. The odds of the CLARITY Act being signed into law are high. Even the White House has shifted…
Flora Growth Launches $401M Treasury to Back 0G AI Blockchain
Nasdaq-listed cannabis firm Flora Growth has launched a $401 million treasury initiative to back Zero Gravity (0G), a blockchain project focused on powering decentralized AI infrastructure. The move comes through a private placement deal combining $35 million in cash with $366 million in in-kind digital assets, primarily denominated in 0G tokens. As part of the transaction, Flora will rebrand as ZeroStack while retaining its Nasdaq ticker, FLGC, according to a Friday announcement. Solana (SOL) treasury company DeFi Development Corp. (DFDV) led the deal, alongside Hexstone Capital and Carlsberg SE Asia…