The risks of insider threats, infrastructure failures and cyberattacks mean platforms can no longer rely on in-house backups alone. To meet expectations, firms need recovery strategies that can withstand attack - and scrutiny. That means: - Systems that are secure, tested and

What's going to drive the most real-world growth in stablecoins?

Crypto moves fast. So do the people looking to defraud its users. As threats evolve, crypto security must be embedded by design. It needs to be intelligent, adaptive and resilient enough to protect both users and institutions. At CoinCover, we define lasting security through

Stablecoins have become blockchain’s first breakout real-world use case. In March 2025, stablecoin transfers hit $£35 trillion, double Visa's annual volume. Blockchain is now maturing into essential financial infrastructure. Banks like J.P. Morgan , Societe Generale Group and ANZ are

Anthony Yeung (Anthony Yeung) of CoinCover discussed new hot and cold key backup options, giving institutions more flexibility in building resilience strategies.

Decentralised exchanges are reshaping trading by letting investors keep full control of their assets while removing the need for banks, brokers, or custodians. Uniswap Labs 🦄, the largest DEX by trading volume, processed almost $100 billion in July 2025 alone. Across the industry,

Deepfakes are driving a new wave of crypto fraud. Real-time deepfake generation, improved voice cloning, and more convincing visual synthesis are creating new challenges for crypto exchange security teams and investors alike. For exchanges a strong defence means going beyond

Stablecoins are now one of the driving forces in digital finance, with the market valued at over $230 billion. They are fast, practical and globally accessible. But with rapid growth comes new scrutiny. Our latest blog explores the fundamentals in detail: - How stablecoins

Stablecoins are scaling fast. Regulation is still playing catch-up. This month, ECB President Christine Lagarde called on the EU to close gaps in stablecoin oversight, stressing that foreign issuers must meet the same standards as European providers to avoid destabilising

Cross-border transfers remain expensive and slow. Inflation erodes purchasing power. Billions of people still face barriers to accessing financial services. Stablecoins are helping to change that. They cut costs and delays in remittances, hold steady against volatile currencies

Europe's crypto rulebook is taking shape, and the message is impossible to ignore. For years, digital asset platforms have operated in a landscape of uncertainty. Now, clarity has arrived in the EU in the form of two cornerstone regulations: MiCA and DORA. MiCA defines how

Stablecoins are becoming the backbone of digital finance. Once designed as a utility for traders, they’ve grown into a $230B+ market powering payments, remittances and DeFi. Regulation is catching up, with frameworks like MiCA in the EU and the GENIUS Act in the US setting new

In 2024 alone, scam-related losses reached $4.6billion, a 24% increase from the year before. But the financial hit is only part of the story. When investors can no longer distinguish between legitimate communications and convincing deepfake impersonations, trust begins to

CoinCover is heading to TOKEN2049 Singapore. Next week, our team will join the industry's leading voices at the world largest crypto gathering. Our Chief Commercial Officer, Anthony Yeung and Global Partnerships & Growth Lead, Kevin Boyd, will be in Singapore from 29

Deepfake scams are becoming harder to spot. While technology is advancing, the scams themselves often follow familiar patterns. For investors, protection starts with stronger habits: - Watching for red flags like unnatural eye movements, audio or inconsistent lighting -

Trust in crypto remains fragile. Billions in assets sit under custody, yet more than half of investors believe urgent action is needed to prevent permanently inaccessible funds. The answer lies in wallet recovery. - For institutions, it's the ultimate safeguard against

Stablecoins are at a critical inflection point. What began as an experiment now moves almost $280 billion worldwide. That scale has forced regulators to act. Across the globe, regulators are setting guardrails to bring stability and long-term trust to digital money. The US

Deepfake technology is proliferating across the internet. Deepfake fraud attempts at financial institutions have surged 2137% since 2022. (Source: Signicat) Scammers are no longer limited to fake emails or crude phishing attempts. Today, they use AI to: - Create convincing

CoinCover will be at the Capital Pioneer Summit in London on Monday. Our Founder, David Janczewski, will join a panel in the afternoon titled Grand Central, exploring the regulatory outlook for Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and stablecoins. With policy frameworks

Cybersecurity is no longer enough. Firewalls, monitoring and encryption remain the first line of defence. Without them, every other control is compromised. Security protects the perimeter. It stops the obvious threats, the constant noise of attacks that target the crypto