Wiki Finance Expo Hong Kong 2026: Asia’s Largest Fintech & Web3.0 event Set for July!

Hong Kong will host WikiEXPO HK 2026 on July 23–24 at the Hopewell Hotel. As a leading global fintech event, this event is expected to attract over 12,000 professionals, 200+ speakers, and 100+ exhibitors from more than 120 countries and regions. This year’s expo will spotlight key innovations reshaping global finance, including:• Fintech & Artificial…

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Australia’s ASIC flags crypto as ‘regulatory perimeter’ risk alongside AI, payments

ASIC now treats crypto as a key regulatory perimeter risk for 2026 Australia’s corporate watchdog, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), has officially added crypto and digital assets to its 2026 “key risk areas,” warning that fast‑moving fintechs in crypto, AI, and payments are operating on the edge of current regulation. In its annual Key…

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Paradex Refunds $650K to 200 Users After Maintenance Bug Triggers Liquidations

Crypto derivatives platform Paradex recently hit a rough patch, unintentionally liquidating positions on its onchain perpetuals markets due to a maintenance bug. In a transparent post-mortem, the team rolled back the chain, refunded $650,000 to around 200 affected users, and fixed the root cause. It’s a reminder that even in the world of blockchain technology, sometimes the most painful…

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Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, dismissing claims that stablecoin yields could trigger bank runs.

‘Totally Absurd’: Circle CEO Rejects Bank-Run Fears Over Stablecoin Yields

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire has slammed concerns that stablecoin yields could trigger bank runs, calling them “totally absurd” during a Davos panel at the World Economic Forum. His blunt pushback adds fuel to the ongoing debate over regulation and clears the air around how stablecoins actually fit into the modern financial system, separating noise from reality in…

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Bitcoin price chart and onchain data visuals illustrating a 30-day stretch of realized losses among Bitcoin holders since late 2023.

Bitcoin Holders See First 30-Day Stretch of Realized Losses Since Late 2023

Bitcoin holders have flipped to net realized losses over the past 30 days for the first time since late 2023, signaling increased selling pressure from investors who accumulated BTC at higher prices. This shift is occurring as global markets react to heightened geopolitical tensions and aggressive trade rhetoric, with capital rotating toward traditional safe havens…

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