Former Disney executive Kevin Mayer said acquiring Epic Games is key to Disney’s growth under the current CEO, Josh D’Amaro. Although there is disagreement internally and some point out that founder Tim Sweeney controls the decision-making, Disney and Epic are working together to build a virtual interactive world centered on Fortnite and are also facing market opportunities.

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Senator Tim Scott discussed the impact of digital asset legislation and the progress on the highly anticipated crypto market structure bill on Tuesday, revealing that a fresh draft could be ready by

Senator Tim Scott, Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, announced on March 17, 2026, that he expects to receive a compromise proposal on stablecoin yield provisions before the end of the week, potentially resolving the most contentious issue stalling U.S. stablecoin legislation.

In brief Tim Scott said a compromise on stablecoin yield—key to the stalled crypto market structure bill—could emerge by the end of the week. The dispute centers on whether firms like Coinbase can offer yield on stablecoins, a major sticking point between crypto companies and banks.

Anthony Scaramucci expressed strong confidence in Bitcoin, stating it's his largest investment. He predicts it could reach gold's value, potentially hitting $1.5 million per coin in 10-15 years. Tim Draper also forecasts significant Bitcoin price increases, emphasizing its limited supply.

The Cardano community is voting on withdrawing 50 million ADA from the treasury to create the Orion Fund, an $80 million venture fund aimed at supporting startups and ecosystem development, with a focus on self-sustainability through returns on investments.

Author: Fenrir, Crypto City From the regulatory gray area to the mainstream, the UK Gambling Commission explores the possibility of crypto asset payments The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) recently signaled a major policy shift, planning to formally explore the integration of cryptocurrencies into compliant gambling markets. During the annual conference of the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) in London, the commission’s Director of Research and Policy Implementation, Tim Miller, pointed out that digital assets are transitioning from the regulatory gray area to mainstream payment options. Image source: Lottery Daily | UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) Director of Research and Policy Implementation Tim Miller This move reflects the UK government’s commitment to establishing the country as a global “crypto hub,” and aims to connect one of the largest economic pillars domestically with modern consumer payment preferences. According to statistical data, currently

The bipartisan "21st Century Housing Roadmap Act" proposed by the U.S. Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee aims to expand housing supply and streamline regulation, but also includes a provision to prohibit the Federal Reserve from issuing central bank digital currencies (CBDC). The bill, jointly introduced by Senators Tim Scott and Elizabeth Warren, specifically mentions that it will expire at the end of 2030 and retains exceptions for certain digital assets. The bill emphasizes that it does not help increase government spending and targets homeownership opportunities for the middle class.

The United Kingdom’s Gambling Commission is evaluating whether cryptocurrency could function as a consumer payment option within licensed online gambling, as the country moves to bring crypto activity under a new regulatory regime led by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Tim Miller, the

The UK Gambling Commission is exploring the possibility of allowing cryptocurrency payments to enhance consumer protection and reduce the risk of players turning to illegal platforms. Tim Miller pointed out that compliant platforms accepting cryptocurrencies can keep players within a regulated environment. This policy requires authorization from the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which plans to implement a new regulatory framework in October 2027, with all related services required to adhere to the new regulations.