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Revolut receives full UK banking approval as the Bank of England removes restrictions, putting the fintech in direct competition with major banks.

ClearScore launches the Agentic Credit Broking Protocol, a framework for AI agents to operate as compliant credit intermediaries.

The GENIUS Act opens the door for U.S. banks to issue stablecoins. The $323B market could exceed $1 trillion by 2026.

Kraken Financial receives a limited-purpose Fed master account, marking the first direct access for a crypto-native institution to U.S. payment rails.

SEC and CFTC release a five-category classification for digital assets, providing clearer rules for cryptocurrencies, tokens, and stablecoins.

SWIFT is building a shared blockchain-based ledger to enable 24/7 interoperable cross-border payments across its global banking network.

Una delle notizie più significative per il settore delle criptovalute negli Stati Uniti arriva dall’ Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, che ha concesso l’approvazione condizionale a Coinbase per costituire una National Trust Company.

TSMC, the world’s largest contract chipmaker, opened April with a strong signal for the entire technology sector. First-quarter 2026 revenue rose 35% year over year to roughly $35.7 billion, beating analyst expectations and reinforcing the strength of AI-driven demand.

Revolut introduces AIR, a conversational AI assistant for managing spending, investments, and cards directly in chat. UK rollout starts first.

According to industry reporting cited by CNBC, companies across the sector are moving from research to commercialization, with public listings, enterprise cloud access, and early industrial applications.

The data centers powering AI models require massive and rapidly increasing amounts of energy, while traditional renewable sources often struggle to provide the stable, continuous supply these workloads demand. Big Tech’s response is increasingly unexpected turning to next-generation nuclear power.