OKX upgrades X Layer with Exchange OS for unified market deployment

Sharplink's index inclusion highlights its rapid growth and potential influence in DeFi, despite significant financial volatility and risks. The post Sharplink $SBET to join Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 indexes on June 29, 2026 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

OKX's AI proficiency requirement reflects a broader industry shift towards AI integration, emphasizing operational efficiency and strategic innovation. The post OKX links employee evaluations to AI proficiency in new initiative appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

OKX says its new platform can handle up to 300,000 transactions per second, running at millisecond-level speed — a technical benchmark the company set out as it launched Exchange OS on Tuesday. Related Reading: Crypto Payments Go Autonomous As AI Agents Execute 176M Transactions A Shared Home For Different Markets The platform is built on […]

The post UNI Price Prediction: $4.20 Breakout Target as Whales Accumulate During Technical Reset appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Luisa Crawford May 25, 2026 07:37 UNI trades at $3.36 with 65% probability of reaching $4.20 resistance within three weeks as smart money maintains 61% long positioning. Current consolidation above $3.24 support sets up potential 2… Market Context: DeFi Leader Tests Key Support UNI sits 25% below its 200-day moving average of $4.51, reflecting broader market skepticism toward decentralized exchange tokens. The token trades in a critical zone where deflationary tokenomics compete against technical deterioration and intensifying competition from newer DEX protocols. At current levels, UNI represents a test case for whether fundamental improvements can drive price recovery when technical momentum remains subdued. Blockchain.news analysis shows similar fundamental-technical divergences across major DeFi tokens, with UNI displaying the most

The post Euro Stablecoin Showdown: Banks Pitch ‘Qivalis’ as ECB Pushes Back appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A European corporate treasurer wants euros on-chain to settle supplier invoices instantly. Their bank hints at a forthcoming “Qivalis”-style token for permissioned networks. Meanwhile, product teams prefer widely used crypto-native euros for DeFi liquidity. Then the ECB publishes another note pressing for stricter guardrails. This is the new fault line in European crypto: a contest between bank-built euro tokens and policy-makers intent on keeping payments anchored to central bank money. If you handle treasury, compliance, or crypto strategy in Europe, the next 12 months will be decisive. Here’s what’s really happening, how a “Qivalis” bank token could work in practice, and what the ECB is—and isn’t—willing to tolerate. The Big Picture Europe’s stablecoin market is being redrawn under MiCA, the EU’s landmark crypto framework. Since mid-2024, issuers of euro-referencing stabl

X Layer launches Exchange OS, enabling permissionless spot, perpetuals, and outcome market creation on shared OKX infrastructure. X Layer has introduced Exchange OS, a protocol upgrade designed to let developers, institutions, and ecosystem teams create crypto markets without building exchange systems from scratch. The infrastructure supports spot, perpetuals, and outcome markets, while using the same […] The post X Layer Launches Exchange OS, Enabling Permissionless Crypto Market Creation appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

Kraken listed PI in March. OKX opened US access in May. Binance and Coinbase still on the sidelines. Here's the structural reason why, and what would change it.

Cardano’s BTCFi push could give ADA a new growth angle, but bridges, liquidity depth, trust assumptions and user demand remain key risks.