10 stories about Transactions from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 19, 2026.
Zcash is planning a November upgrade (NU7) that will reduce block times to 25 seconds, making private payments up to three times faster. The upgrade also sets aside at least 60% of transaction fees to supplement mining rewards starting in 2031.
Two mining pools controlling most of Ravencoin's network are planning to reverse transactions from the past four days due to a critical block flaw. This could affect deposits, withdrawals, and payments made since Friday.
The Bitcoin Lightning Network has processed over 100 million transactions, highlighting its growing adoption. This milestone marks a significant step in making Bitcoin more scalable for everyday use.
Zcash has launched a new node client called Zakura, the first live piece of a plan to scale the network from roughly one private transaction per second to 50,000 TPS — comparable to Visa's capacity — while maintaining strong privacy protections.
Ledger has launched a hardware-backed system called Agent Stack that allows users to deploy AI bots to manage crypto transactions securely. This innovation aims to prevent unauthorized transactions by rogue AI agents.
BNB Chain is developing a new blockchain layer-1 designed to handle over 100,000 transactions per second. This aims to make high-frequency trading and AI agent interactions faster and more secure by eliminating public queues.
Bitcoin transactions have spiked to over 820,000 in a single day, the highest since 2024, driven by increased activity on the Rune protocol. This surge is also boosting transaction fees, benefiting miners and the network's security.
Five anonymous Bitcoin addresses permanently removed 107 BTC from circulation, worth $8.2 million. This rare action highlights Bitcoin's scarcity and the power of permanent destruction.
Binance Smart Chain's quantum-resistant upgrade succeeded in its test, but it reduced transaction speed by 40%. The trade-off highlights the challenges of balancing security and performance in blockchain networks.
Ethereum developers have proposed a solution to 'blind signing,' a technical flaw that has led to significant financial losses. This change could make the network safer for everyday users.