30:I[747429,["/_next/static/chunks/047uz6ze9se4i.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/2_4p56coa-8rb.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/3b7aeumyehqhs.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/3z5gj-wb0az8j.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/2-f1o-o5vsf8v.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/0cfmy0-hociqx.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/0_lp36wsr_05a.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/0qfubmfzlu1xu.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/2tkiis-e6s0uk.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/31tlxhc15_0ec.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/2_-lj9uzii241.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/1-m6up9nh87vm.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/243i90v-7uz-l.js?dpl=","/_next/static/chunks/05zbupaa94ruf.js?dpl="],"NewsList"] 31:T630,

Meta is rolling out payments to creators and freelancers in USDC, reflecting the global trend toward the use of stablecoins in the digital economy. In July 2026, the company officially announced the launch of a new payment system for authors and freelancers, allowing them to receive compensation in USD Coin (USDC)—one of the leading stablecoins pegged to the U.S. dollar.

According to Meta, more than 65% of independent authors and content creators have expressed interest in receiving payments in digital currencies due to their transparency, speed, and minimal fees compared to traditional banking transactions. USDC, backed by Circle and Coinbase, enables instant transfers and stable value, which is particularly important for international payments.

As part of this new initiative, Meta plans to expand the geographic reach of payments, starting with the U.S. and gradually extending to Europe and Asia. It is expected that by the end of 2026, more than 30% of all payments to creators on Meta platforms will be made in stablecoins. This decision also promotes financial inclusion by providing access to income for those who previously faced limitations within traditional financial systems.

Experts note that the adoption of stablecoins by major technology companies is accelerating the widespread acceptance of digital currencies and boosting confidence in innovative financial instruments. For authors and freelancers, this opens up new opportunities for global collaboration and earning income without delays or additional costs.

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The Consensus 2026 conference, held in Miami from May 5 to 8, brought together more than 30,000 participants: from protocol developers to heads of central banks. This year’s event became a turning point, shifting the focus from speculation to the real-world use of blockchain.

The Three Pillars of Web3’s Future

Based on the presentations and private meetings, three key trends can be identified that will dominate until the end of the year:

1. Tokenization of Everything (RWA)

Real World Assets (RWA) became the main trend in Miami. Discussions focused on how the tokenization of U.S. Treasury bonds and commercial real estate could bring trillions of dollars into blockchain networks. This is no longer theory — major funds such as BlackRock presented their updated platforms.

2. The Internet of Agents (AI + Crypto)

Transactions will increasingly be carried out by AI agents instead of humans. Blockchain provides them with an economic environment where they can purchase computing power or data without involving banks.

3. Seamless UX

The industry has finally acknowledged that users should not need to know they are using blockchain. New account abstraction standards make it possible to create wallets where access can be restored via e-mail or biometrics, without having to remember seed phrases.

As a modern exchange service, we are already implementing the insights we gained. Our goal for 2026 is to make cryptocurrency exchange as simple and seamless as sending a message in a messenger app.

Stay ahead of the trend with us!

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South Korea is taking decisive steps to combat tax evasion related to cryptocurrencies by implementing advanced artificial intelligence (AI)-based tools to track transactions in digital assets. The country's National Tax Service announced the launch of a new system that will more accurately identify suspicious transactions and monitor the flow of funds in cryptocurrency networks.

According to official data, the volume of digital asset transactions in South Korea exceeded 52 trillion won in the past year, making the country one of the world's largest cryptocurrency markets. As such, tax authorities are facing increasing difficulties in tracking and analyzing anonymous transactions, which poses risks to tax discipline.

The introduction of AI will automate the collection and processing of large data sets, identify anomalies and establish links between market participants. The new system is expected to increase the efficiency of the tax service and reduce the number of tax evasion cases related to the use of cryptocurrencies.

IRS officials note that the use of AI will also help detect money laundering schemes and other financial crimes related to digital assets. The system's functionality and integration with international data exchange platforms are planned to be expanded in the coming months.

South Korea has demonstrated a commitment to innovative approaches to regulating digital financial markets, which can serve as an example for other countries facing similar challenges.

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Canadian regulators are tightening control over the cryptocurrency industry by revoking the licenses of 47 companies that provide services with digital assets. This decision was made as part of a large-scale campaign to protect the financial interests of citizens and combat money laundering.

According to the Financial Transactions and Reporting Analysis Center of Canada (FINTRAC), there are over 250 cryptocurrency companies registered in the country. However, a recent audit found that a large portion of them did not meet updated anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing requirements.

The revoked licenses affected both small startups and large market players. The authorities emphasize that the new transparency and reporting standards are aimed at increasing confidence in the digital asset sector and protecting retail investors. According to FINTRAC representatives, the strengthening of control will prevent illegal transactions and reduce risks for the country's financial system.

Experts note that such measures are in line with global trends in cryptocurrency regulation and may become an incentive to improve the quality of services on the market. It is expected that companies seeking to continue operating in Canada will be forced to invest in strengthening internal controls and compliance with international security standards.

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The stablecoin A7A5 has found itself at the center of an international scandal involving allegations of facilitating the circumvention of sanctions for sanctions-listed companies. According to the investigation, A7A5 was allegedly used to create a cryptocurrency network that allowed restricted companies to conduct financial transactions outside the control of regulators.

While analyzing the transactions, experts found an abnormal increase in the volume of transfers related to jurisdictions under international sanctions. Over the past six months, the volume of transactions with A7A5 in these regions increased by 340%, which is significantly higher than the average growth rate in the stablecoin market. Representatives of regulators note that such dynamics may indicate attempts to circumvent existing financial restrictions.

In response to the accusations, the issuing company A7A5 stated its full commitment to transparency and cooperation with international bodies. Currently, an internal investigation is underway and all suspicious transactions are being audited. Experts emphasize that further development of the situation may lead to tighter control over the stablecoin market and introduction of new compliance standards.

The results of the investigation are expected to have a significant impact on the regulation of cryptocurrency assets and approaches to ensuring transparency of financial flows in the industry.

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Hong Kong has announced the launch of a comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, marking a new stage in the global race for leadership in the regulation of digital assets. The new framework, which comes into effect in the coming months, covers the licensing of cryptocurrency exchanges, stricter risk management requirements and expanded anti-money laundering measures.

According to the Securities and Futures Authority of Hong Kong (SFC), the introduction of the new rules is aimed at increasing market transparency and investor protection. A key element of the reform will be the mandatory licensing of all platforms dealing with digital assets, including those providing services to retail and institutional clients. At least 80% of existing market operators are expected to apply for licenses in 2026.

The reform also introduces strict standards for the custody and management of digital assets, as well as risk disclosure requirements for clients. Such measures have already attracted the attention of major international players who see Hong Kong as a strategic platform for business expansion in Asia.

Experts note that Hong Kong's initiative increases pressure on other financial centers, including Singapore, the UAE and the UK, accelerating the formation of global standards for cryptocurrency regulation. Analysts predict that the introduction of the new regulatory framework will allow Hong Kong to increase the volume of transactions with digital assets by 30% within a year and strengthen its status as one of the world's leading cryptohubs.

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