Banks, asset managers, and financial services companies want to use blockchain. Yet, many haven't been able to make the leap yet. Why?
It’s not because the technology doesn't work. It’s because the technology wasn't built for how they actually operate.
➠ Institutions need privacy and control to move onchain.
On Stellar, asset issuers can access and configure these controls that have been built into the protocol since its early days — native features. They're actually used by companies like PayPal, who conducted a large-scale onchain clawback operation in early 2026, demonstrating active use of the compliance functionality.
➠ But compliance isn't just about what you can do with assets — it's about how you keep them separated.
On Stellar, different assets on the same network can operate under different compliance regimes. Transactions cost less than a penny, so creating that segregation is simple. The tech is there.
➠ What's immutable on the blockchain is the history. 📜
"The long-term winners won't be the chains that control everything from the top down. They'll be the open networks where issuers, regulators, and validators set the rules together," — said said Denelle Dixon, CEO and Executive Director of the Stellar Development Foundation.
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Tehran has signaled that payments in digital currency should form part of any toll system for vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz — tokens cannot be easily confiscated under sanctions.
“There are reports that Iran is charging fees to tankers going through the Hormuz Strait,” — Donald Trump warned Iran against charging tolls on vessels. “They better not be and, if they are, they better stop now!”
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Lawmakers granted final, unanimous approval to the 131-article bill. The legislation offers legal guarantees and a more flexible tax regime to international investors, particularly from the US.
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Instagram is expanding its revamped Teen Accounts, inspired by 13+ movie ratings criteria and parent feedback — teens will see content on Instagram that’s similar to what they’d see in an age-appropriate movie by default. There's also a new setting called “Limited Content” that has stricter content filters. The company would show less content with themes like extreme violence, sexual nudity, and graphic drug use.
Users now have the option to edit comments, which is a long-awaited fix for anyone who’s ever had to delete and re-post a comment just to fix a typo. But there's only 15-minute window after posting to make changes.
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If the conflict persists, the World Bank is trying to see if it can get another $50 billion to $60 billion in capacity to help, Ajay Banga, president of the World Bank said. Any World Bank support would add to that from the International Monetary Fund.
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The biggest challenge for institutions moving to blockchain isn't efficiency — it's privacy. How do you leverage a public ledger without exposing client data or competitive strategies to the world?
In this episode Denelle Dixon and the Stellar Development Foundation’s Chief Product Officer, Tomer Weller, unpack the team’s strategy for configurable privacy.
They explore why privacy and openness don’t have to be a trade-off and dive into the cutting-edge technology making private institutional payments a reality in 2026, including:
➠ Confidential Tokens vs. Privacy Pools: Understanding the different cryptographic models for securing balances and transactions.
➠ The Power of Zero-Knowledge (ZK): How ZK proofs allow for verifiable computation without revealing sensitive underlying data.
➠ A "Menu" of Compliance: How configurable privacy provides institutions with the administrative controls needed to satisfy regulators.
➠ Live Tools on Stellar: A look at the new building blocks and partnerships (like Nethermind and OpenZeppelin) that are already open-sourcing privacy solutions on the network.
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🕵🏼♂️ Florida AG to probe OpenAI, alleging possible connection to FSU shooting
State Attorney General James Uthmeier said his office will investigate OpenAI for its alleged harm to minors, potential to threaten national security, and its possible link to a shooting that took place at Florida State University last year.
On the day of the FSU shooting last April, the suspect allegedly asked ChatGPT how the country would react to a shooting at FSU, and what time it would be busiest at the FSU student union. These messages could potentially be used as evidence against the suspect in an October trial about the shooting.
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State Attorney General James Uthmeier said his office will investigate OpenAI for its alleged harm to minors, potential to threaten national security, and its possible link to a shooting that took place at Florida State University last year.
“AI should exist to supplement, support and advance mankind, not lead to an existential crisis or our ultimate demise,” — James Uthmeier said.
On the day of the FSU shooting last April, the suspect allegedly asked ChatGPT how the country would react to a shooting at FSU, and what time it would be busiest at the FSU student union. These messages could potentially be used as evidence against the suspect in an October trial about the shooting.
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Intel Corporation and Google announced a multiyear collaboration to advance the next generation of AI and cloud infrastructure. Google Cloud will use Intel’s Xeon processors, including Intel’s latest Xeon 6 chips, for AI, cloud, and inference tasks. The companies will also expand the co-development of custom infrastructure processing units (IPUs), which help accelerate and manage data center tasks by offloading them from CPUs.
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Copa Airlines has confirmed it will introduce high-speed in-flight Wi-Fi powered by Starlink — becoming the first airline in Latin America to adopt the low-Earth orbit satellite technology across its fleet.
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For XRP holders, a nuanced answer, based on expert takes, is that XRP’s architecture is better positioned than Bitcoin's. XRP is the digital token operating on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), which is a open-source, decentralized blockchain.
The quantum vulnerability is that a sufficiently powerful machine running the so-called Shor’s algorithm could theoretically reverse-engineer your private key from the exposed public key, draining your funds. Typically, your public key is exposed to the network when you send a transaction, and when you receive funds, only your address is on-chain.
This week, XRP Ledger’s validator Vet, ran a quantum vulnerability audit of the entire ledger and found that around 300,000 XRP accounts holding 2.4 billion XRP have never sent any funds. They have so far received only funds, meaning their public keys have never been exposed to the network.
"The XRP Ledger is account based and allows for signing key rotation. So you can rotate keys that sign on behalf of an account without switching the account. This is obviously not a perfect solution at all and actual quantum resistant algorithms will eventuell be adopted," — Vet said on X.
"Time locks aren't hash based either, you just can't get in until that time has passed (at least not via quantum - you'd need some other bug for that). Yeah that's true, can't stop a blackholing - but the attacker is less incentivized to do that because they don't get the funds," — Vadari said.
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Xi called for cooperation and peace. Cheng, the first head of Taiwan’s Beijing-friendly Kuomintang to visit China in a decade, echoed the message, saying both sides should seek to prevent war and expressed hope that the Taiwan Strait separating the two governments won’t become a “chessboard for external interference.”
“The world today is far from tranquil, and peace is all the more precious. Compatriots on both sides of the strait are Chinese, one family, and the desire for peace, development, exchanges and cooperation is a shared aspiration,” — Xi told Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wun.🤝
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Brazil and the US have launched a joint initiative to combat transnational organized crime gangs that have ramped up the smuggling of weapons and illegal drugs across Latin America. The move is part of a bilateral collaboration dubbed Project MIT, which seeks to integrate intelligence and operations to intercept illegal shipments of arms and drugs.
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Proven at institutional scale, the Stellar network has processed over 21.5 billion operations since launch across 10 million+ active accounts. Quarterly RWA payment volume reached $5.4 billion. The kind of reliability that attracted Visa, PayPal, Franklin Templeton and MoneyGram to build on the network.
Institutions need four things at once. Privacy from competitors, configurable compliance tools, deep liquidity, and openness. Stellar makes all four available, and let institutions and developers choose what they need for each use case.
Now, the question is how?
Stellar provides the building blocks to construct custom privacy applications. X-Ray (Protocol 25), live on Mainnet since January 2026 introduced native support for zero-knowledge cryptography. This solves the developers' pain. They build with ease.
1) BN254: X-ray didn't just add BN254 support. It embedded it as a native primitive. Stellar runs BN254 operations at the protocol level, which is convenient. Why? Faster verification, lower cost, and fewer security assumptions.
2) Poseidon and Poseidon2: Designed specifically for ZK, Poseidon uses math operations that align naturally with how proofs are computed. 10 to 100x more efficient than SHA-256 in this context.
New privacy applications deploy as smart contracts on Stellar, also the same infrastructure every other Stellar app uses. Privacy evolves at the speed of application development, not protocol upgrades.
Stellar already moves billions in payments. Now institutions and developers gain the ability to choose when to be public and when to be private - on a network that's already proven.
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France plans to move some of its government computers currently running Windows to the open source operating system Linux. This move aims to reduce reliance on U.S. technology and regain control over its digital infrastructure. The switchover will begin with computers at the French government’s digital agency, DINUM.
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