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Guest blog written by the Magma Devs Team. Digital asset institutions build security in layers: key management, custody, transaction policies, simulations and seamless and unblocked transaction signing. Custody and key management are signed off, and policies are thoroughly tested. Yet every one of those controls builds on top of the data layer, the RPC infrastructure […] The post Can You Trust Your Blockchain Data? appeared first on Fireblocks .

The Fireblocks cryptography research team found a complete forgery in a post-quantum signature candidate: a valid signature for any message can be constructed from the public key alone in a fraction of a second on a laptop. The scheme is Shipovnik, a post quantum signature candidate in TC26, Russia’s technical committee for cryptography. If it […] The post Complete Forgery of a Post-Quantum Signature Candidate: Shipovnik appeared first on Fireblocks .

On July 15, Citadel Securities used Fireblocks to take part in DTC’s live tokenization production initiative. The event marked a significant step toward the launch of the DTCC Tokenization Service in October 2026, and demonstrated the value of Fireblocks for an institution of the scale of Citadel Securities. Why Citadel Securities Chose Fireblocks As one […] The post Citadel Securities Harnesses Fireblocks For DTC Tokenization Initiative appeared first on Fireblocks .

Digital asset markets have grown rapidly, but the infrastructure supporting institutional participation remains fragmented. Firms must connect to multiple venues, manage assets across separate systems and navigate market structures that often fall short of the standards they expect in traditional finance. EDX and Fireblocks are working together to address different parts of that challenge. Through […] The post Q&A: EDX and Fireblocks on Institutional Access and Asset Movement appeared first on Fireblocks .

The Senate’s cloture vote on the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act (H.R. 3633) failed on September 15, 2026, by a margin of 49 to 50. That is 11 votes short of the 60 needed to open formal debate. Every Democrat present voted no, and four Republicans joined them. The Senate never reached the bill itself. […] The post What the Failed CLARITY Act Vote Means for Institutional Digital Asset Operations appeared first on Fireblocks .

In traditional payments, credit is invisible infrastructure (it’s magic! It’s actually not, someone is paying for that). When a large PSP initiates a payout run, they’re not necessarily moving their own cash in real time. There’s a web of credit facilities, settlement floats, and short-term financing arrangements running in the background that keeps the whole […] The post Four Ways the Market is Financing Stablecoin Payouts appeared first on Fireblocks .

We have spent the last several years working with more than 100 banks to help them build their digital asset capabilities. Across nearly every conversation, the driver is the same: digital assets compress the time between a client’s intent and its execution. ATMs did this for cash access. Electronic trading did it for equity execution. […] The post Why Capturing the Value of Digital Assets Comes Down to One Decision appeared first on Fireblocks .

A year ago, we wrote about the momentum building in the UAE: the regulatory frameworks taking shape, the crypto native firms setting up in Dubai, the banks starting to pay attention. That piece was about potential. The Financial Grid, our 2026 survey of more than 600 banking and corporate decision makers, gives us the first […] The post The Financial Grid Middle East: From Pilot to Production 2026 appeared first on Fireblocks .

1. What Happened  On 1 September 2026, MAS published a consultation paper with draft amendments to bring its single-currency stablecoin (MAS-SCS) framework into force under the Payment Services (PS) Act. This is the legislation the industry has awaited since MAS finalised its approach in August 2023. It was initially expected in Q4 2025. The consultation […] The post MAS Moves to Legislate Singapore’s Stablecoin Framework: What it Means for Fireblocks and Our Customers appeared first on Fireblocks .

Collateral is the largest, least glamorous inefficiency in capital markets. Nasdaq and The ValueExchange surveyed firms that sit across the collateral chain: investment banks, custodians, prime brokers, asset managers and CCPs. The research showed that, among them, the average managed collateral pool is USD 74 billion, a quarter of which earns nothing. This is due […] The post Collateral Mobility Is About to Leave the Sandbox appeared first on Fireblocks .

We wrote a fully FIPS 204-compliant ML-DSA-44 signature verifier that runs on today’s EVM, at 1.23M gas per verification. That is 6.6× cheaper than the previous state of the art, 8.09M gas. We ran this as an autonomous auto-research project: 144 agents across nine days, spending around $7,500 on inference. At the average gas price […] The post Post-Quantum Signatures on Ethereum Just Got 6.6× Cheaper appeared first on Fireblocks .