Top 20 Blockchain Technology International News

Here's a summary of the top 20 international blockchain technology news, as of June 14, 2025:

1. SEC drops charges against Binance: The US Securities and Exchange Commission has officially closed its case against Binance and its founder, Changpeng Zhao. (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

2. Shopify to Launch USDC Stablecoin Payments: Shopify has started early access for USDC payments using Coinbase’s Base network and plans a full rollout later this year. (Source: ground.news)

3. Judge Torres Likely Approves Ripple and SEC’s Joint Request: Ripple and SEC's joint request may soon (Source: ground.news)

4. Blockchain-Based Agent Attribution: AstraSync Introduces Production-Ready Know Your Agent Platform Addressing Critical Infrastructure Requirements for AI Agent Identification and Governance (Source: coruzant.com)

5. Exploring the Diverse Types of Blockchain Architectures: Understanding the different kinds of blockchain setups, each with its own way of doing things. (Source: intelligenthq.com)

6. BlockDAG, XRP, Render or NEAR: Which is The Fastest-Growing Crypto? (Source: cryptotale.org)

7. Real Vision and SUI Now Team Up To Enhance Memberships Using Blockchain (Source: franknez.com)

8. 7 Solana ETF Issuers File S-1, Analyst Doubts Next Week Approval (Source: ground.news)

9. Conflux Price Prediction 2025-35: Will It Hit $30 by 2035? (Source: cryptotale.org)

10. Pakistan allocates 2,000MW to energy-to-cryptocurrency strategy: The decision made by Pakistan to dedicate 2,000 megawatts of electricity for Bitcoin mining energy allocation signals a potentially significant approach to addressing chronic energy overcapacity through digital asset. (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

11. Malaysia and Singapore work to improve cross-border trade: MY E.G. Services Berhad (MYEG) and Singapore Trade Data Exchange Services (SGTraDex) have signed an agreement to work together on improving cross-border digital trade between Malaysia and Singapore. (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

12. More UK small businesses turn to cryptocurrencies: Rising costs and shifting trade conditions are pushing many small UK businesses to rethink how they operate. (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

13. UK to enforce new crypto reporting rules by 2026: Starting January 1, 2026, cryptocurrency companies operating in the UK must collect and report detailed personal and transaction data from their users. (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

14. Coinbase estimates $400M cost after data breach and crypto scam: Coinbase is dealing with the fallout of a cyberattack that exposed personal data and triggered a demand for a $20 million ransom. (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

15. Coinbase becomes first crypto-native company in S&P 500: Coinbase is set to join the S&P 500 index on May 19, replacing Discover Financial Services (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

16. Trump’s not sure if he cashed in on his own crypto: Donald Trump gave varying responses about whether he has personally benefited from the cryptocurrency token launched under his name earlier this year (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

17. Maldives plans $8.8 billion blockchain hub to diversify economy: The Maldives government has struck an agreement with Dubai-based MBS Global Investments to establish a financial hub for blockchain and digital assets in the capital, Malé. (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

18. Bitcoin nears two-month high amid shifting market trends: Bitcoin increased in value against fiat currencies by 11% between April 20th and April 26th, holding close to its two-month high of around $94,000. (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

19. Enterprise blockchain: The hype is over – now comes the real work: The conversation around enterprise blockchain has quietly shifted gears (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)

20. Cryptocurrency regulation called ‘floor is lava’ as Trump faces impeachment calls over memecoin: At a recent Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) roundtable, Commissioner Hester Peirce compared the experience of US financial firms navigating cryptocurrency regulations to playing a game of "the floor is lava" – but in the dark (Source: blockchaintechnology-news.com)