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Researchers from Mysten Labs, Yale University, and George Mason University published an updated version of a comprehensive academic study examining privacy-preserving techniques across blockchain systems. The paper titled "SoK: Privacy-Preserving Transactions in Blockchains" was initially submitted

Blockchain technology is poised to move from the margins of financial markets into their core operating infrastructure in 2026, as stablecoins, tokenized assets, artificial intelligence and regulators converge on shared, programmable rails, according to a year-end outlook published by Digital Bytes.

The United Kingdom risks losing Web3 and gaming talent to overseas jurisdictions unless it delivers a clearer and more enabling regulatory framework, according to a senior British lawmaker who warned that regulatory inertia could undermine the country’s ambitions to become a global technology hub. W

COTI Foundation CFO Yair Lavi expects the first major wave of institutional migration to public blockchains to begin in 2026, arguing that this shift will require a new category of “programmable privacy” that zero-knowledge systems are not yet capable of supporting at scale. Speaking in an interview

Ethereum faces mounting pressure from institutional competitors as financial firms increasingly favor purpose-built blockchains over the public network. Klarna's decision to launch its stablecoin on an alternative platform has intensified debate over whether privacy concerns will erode Ethereum's do