Paris News

France’s interior minister will reportedly meet with crypto professionals to address rising security concerns after a failed kidnapping targeted the family of Paymium CEO Pierre Noizat.

Paris Blockchain Week 2025 spotlights PoSA merge, Bahamut blockchain, hackathon wins and calls for rules on digital assets worldwide.

Securitize chief operating officer Michael Sonnenshein said in a Paris Blockchain Week panel that the onchain economy demands more liquid assets.

Messari’s Eric Turner and Sygnum Bank’s Thomas Eichenberger expect a global push into Bitcoin by banks in 2025 as regulators embrace crypto.

Web3 conference fosters deep discussions and showcases the latest trends and technologies in the blockchain ecosystem.

Denelle Dixon believes the success of blockchain protocols will hinge on the ability of traditional finance to move value on- and off-chain.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino says adding new players to the stablecoin landscape is crucial to increasing legitimacy in the eyes of regulators.

Solana Foundation strategy lead Austin Federa unpacks the reasons for Solana’s recent network congestion issues.

Dubai's VARA CEO, Matthew White, is pioneering a revolutionary approach to crypto regulation, aiming to empower small firms while fostering innovation. Dive into the details of his strategy unveiled at the Paris Blockchain Week.

Yoni Assia, founder and CEO of the eToro trading platform, predicts the market capitalization of crypto projects will exceed $100 trillion in value as most physical assets shift over to the blockchain.

Artists, fashion and luxury brands showcased the actual utility of NFTs and blockchain technology at NFT Paris.

Mistral AI also unveiled a partnership with Microsoft, which will make Mistral Large accessible on Azure AI Studio and Azure Machine Learning.

The French football club aims to explore various avenues in the cryptocurrency sector, starting with becoming an infrastructure provider to Chiliz Chain.

The wallet manufacturer reportedly had around 734 employees at the time of publication, suggesting roughly 88 people may have lost their jobs.

The French telecom group Iliad revealed it has purchased one of Europe’s most powerful supercomputers and plans to create an AI research lab in Paris, among other developments.