🌐 Zerohash Launches AUTH to Simplify Crypto Transfers
Zerohash unveiled AUTH at Money20/20 USA, a new infrastructure layer designed to remove wallet addresses and network selection from the crypto transfer process.
With AUTH, users can send crypto, stablecoins, and tokenized securities without manually entering wallet addresses or choosing a blockchain network — steps that have historically been a friction point and source of user error in crypto transactions.
The move signals a push toward abstracting away technical complexity from crypto transfers, a direction that aligns with broader industry efforts to make digital asset infrastructure more accessible to mainstream users and financial platforms.
🟣 Solana Activates Alpenglow, Its Biggest Upgrade Since 2020
Solana's Alpenglow consensus upgrade goes live Wednesday, marking the most significant overhaul to the network since its original voting system launched in 2020.
Alpenglow replaces Solana's existing validator voting mechanism and targets roughly 150-millisecond transaction finality. The upgrade follows months of testing that included at least one failed migration attempt and a subsequent rollback before the current deployment was greenlit.
Faster finality strengthens Solana's position as a high-throughput chain for DeFi, payments and real-time applications where confirmation speed is a critical factor.
⚖️ Sberbank authorized to launch crypto exchange in Russia
Russia's largest state-owned bank, Sberbank, has received official authorization to operate a crypto exchange, with a planned launch set for December.
The bank intends to offer Bitcoin, Ether and USDT directly through its existing mobile and banking apps. Under Russian regulations, non-qualified investors will face mandatory knowledge testing and purchase limits before gaining access to crypto products.
The move marks a significant step in Russia's regulated crypto market development, bringing institutional-grade infrastructure to retail users through one of the country's most widely used banking platforms.
🌐 J.P. Morgan sees $13T tokenized RWA market by 2030
J.P. Morgan has projected the tokenized real-world assets market will reach $13 trillion by 2030, signaling major institutional confidence in on-chain asset infrastructure.
The bank's forecast highlights Pendle as a notable protocol within this expanding sector. Tokenized RWAs — which include bonds, real estate, and other traditional assets represented on blockchain — have been gaining traction as institutions explore on-chain settlement and yield products.
A $13T projection from one of the world's largest banks underscores how seriously traditional finance is treating blockchain-based asset tokenization as a long-term infrastructure shift.
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ELF recorded a sharp 72.5% price decline within a 60-minute window, drawing attention from traders monitoring volatile market conditions.
No specific cause, exploit, or exchange-related trigger was identified in available reports. The move stands out for its speed and magnitude.
Sudden single-asset drops of this scale can signal liquidity issues, large sell-offs, or broader market stress — traders in affected positions should verify exchange status and on-chain activity independently.
⚖️ Turkey Confirms Richard Heart Detained in Istanbul
Turkish authorities have confirmed the detention of Richard Heart, founder of the HEX, PulseChain and PulseX projects, in Istanbul under an Interpol Red Notice.
Officials reported the seizure of $7.15 million in cash, six cold crypto wallets, and firearms at the time of his arrest.
Heart had previously been charged by the U.S. SEC with fraud and unregistered securities offerings. His detention marks a significant escalation, as Interpol involvement signals active international cooperation in the case.