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Mercuryo’s Petr Kozyakov Breaks Down the Four Forces Driving Crypto Into 2026

After a turbulent few years, 2025 became the clearest indicator yet that Web3 is maturing — not through hype cycles, but through capital discipline, regulatory alignment, and products that actually generate revenue. And according to Petr Kozyakov, Co-Founder and CEO of Mercuryo, the year ahead will push those trends even further.

TRADING6 MIN READNews analysis

Kraken’s New Card Pushes Crypto Toward Everyday Use

Kraken introduced its new Krak Card this week, a debit card that gives 1 percent back on every purchase in either cash or crypto and supports more than 400 currencies. It’s a modest announcement on the surface, but it represents a deeper movement in the industry.

EVENTS4 MIN READNews analysis

Inside CCCC Lisbon 2025: How Web3 Creators Are Defining the Future of Crypto Storytelling

Lisbon, Portugal — The Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC) returned to Lisbon earlier this month with its 2025 Calling event, bringing together a global roster of creators for three days of hands-on learning, collaboration, and creative experimentation. Supported by title sponsor Bybit, this year’s program centered on a timely theme: “Monetization in the Web3 Era.”

BLOCKCHAIN6 MIN READInterview

Naoris & the Quantum-Secure Future of the Internet — with Youssef El Maddarsi

Imagine a world where every device, every endpoint, every piece of data becomes both the battleground and the guard. That’s exactly the terrain Naoris Protocol is staking its claim on. Rather than building yet another blockchain, Naoris flips the script: it turns every connected device into a validator, a watch‑dog, a part of what they call a “cyber‑trusted security mesh." (Cover left: Youssef El Maddarsi, CBO at Naoris)

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