Author: Leslie Stewart

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Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed herein belong solely to the authors and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news editorials. Every year, cryptocurrencies promise reinvention. In 2025, it finally brought about something more difficult and more important: maturity. Across this year’s Opinion Desk (where I manage, edit, and communicate with thought leaders, experts, and influencers in the crypto world), there was a pattern I couldn’t ignore. The industry is no longer debating whether cryptocurrencies will survive. We are discussing what kind of financial system we should have. The discussion moved from ideology to practice, from maximalist slogans…

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More than two weeks after the shocking firing and arrest of coach Sherone Moore, the University of Michigan on Friday hired outgoing Utah coach Kyle Whittingham to lead the Wolverines’ scandal-plagued football program.The program announced the hiring decision Friday night, saying Whittingham’s five-year contract runs through the 2030 season. Athletics Director Warde Manuel said that throughout the search for a new coach, Whittingham “consistently demonstrated the qualities we value at the University of Michigan: vision, resiliency and the ability to build and sustain a championship-caliber team.””Kyle brings not only a proven track record of success, but also a commitment to…

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Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed herein belong solely to the authors and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news editorials. Insurance is one of those areas that often feels very impersonal. Customers are often reduced to data points, and customers typically view insurance agents as nothing more than a sales channel. The entire process has become a confusing quagmire of insurance contracts and premiums. summary Insurance feels broken because it is transactional, not relational. Customers are treated as data points and agents are treated as sales channels, destroying trust and long-term engagement. Blockchain enables transparent and personalized…

Mr. Kwon Ki-won is the head of D&A LLC Legal Affairs Office. An increasing number of businesses are operating virtual asset businesses without reporting to South Korea’s Financial Intelligence Bureau, in violation of the Act on Reporting and Use of Specified Financial Transaction Information (commonly known as the Specified Financial Information Act). Despite the FIU’s strong enforcement efforts through continuous monitoring, informing users, and working with relevant agencies, information encouraging the use of unreported operators (including false or exaggerated claims such as high profit guarantees) continues to spread through blogs, open chat rooms, and social media. In a news release…

Snoop Dogg made good on his promise to provide “Santa Doesn’t Get in the Bag Holiday Magic” during his halftime show during Netflix’s NFL Christmas Game Day.The rapper’s “Holiday Halftime Party” was livestreamed during the Detroit Lions vs. Minnesota Vikings game in Minneapolis on Thursday, performing a mix of his classic songs and Christmas favorites.The segment began with Snoop Dogg’s longtime friend Martha Stewart reading a special Christmas story. “I jumped out of bed and said, ‘What is crack?’ The one and only LBC guy, give it up for Snoop de Double G,” Stewart read from the book. Viewers then…

Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed herein belong solely to the authors and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news editorials. For most of the past decade, the regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies has evolved around one central question: What will the rules be? That question has now been answered. From crypto market regulation in Europe to evolving stablecoin frameworks across the US and Asia, the industry is finally codifying transparent rules into law. summary The regulations are clear, but the real test is execution. By 2026, crypto companies will be judged not on their interpretation of rules, but…