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It's funny how in so many conversations ZkTLS comes up as something interesting and new, even though new doesn't really apply. There are posts on TLSNotary in the Bitcoin forums all the way back to April 11 2013!

"We have a really unique moment to press for both." What’s next for crypto policy? Kathryn Haun told Jordi Hays & John Coogan the industry should aim high: push for both stablecoin legislation and market structure clarity. That combo would be truly transformative.

With landmark legislation advancing in Congress, Circle’s impressive IPO, and stablecoin supply hitting record highs, Kathryn Haun breaks down why stablecoins are having a moment at a TechCrunch event.

Someone's been vibe coding! (it's Diogo Mónica) In the Charts website now includes chart archive and more: inthecharts.com

WATCH: Kathryn Haun joined Squawk Box this morning to discuss the Senate’s passage of the GENIUS Act, impact on the crypto industry, future of stablecoins, Bitcoin, and more. 🔗: cnbc.com/video/2025/06/…

The industry has been asking for regulation for years and thankfully we're on the right path with stablecoin legislation. But Kathryn Haun points out that the truly transformational crypto framework for the U.S. would be market structure.

Stablecoins are just the beginning. In fact, as the stablecoin ecosystem continues to mature, Haun sees even bigger changes ahead. She envisions a future where all kinds of assets — from money market funds to real estate to private credit — get “tokenized” and made available

Today in the MIT Technology Review, I explain why the Bank Secrecy Act, a Nixon-era law, is no longer fit for a modern era where nearly every financial transaction is trackable without a warrant. Our financial data is among the most sensitive personal information we produce.

Current BSA laws are broken and archaic as they apply to cryptocurrency. The existing BSA requirements generate only noise. Furthermore, FinCEN as an agency adds no real value and fails to fulfill its intended purpose. In its current form, it merely piggybacks off other agencies.

great piece by my quantitative Katie Haun: technologyreview.com/2025/06/25/111…

Amazing way to cap off a great crypto week in NYC! Caught up with Illia (root.near) (🇺🇦, ⋈) on all things NEAR Protocol, AI, intents and more! And always a good time with Diogo Mónica on generative finance, oracles, risk + tokenization.