This week, DigitalX joined @qlabsofficial and @01quantuminc for a quantum preparedness workshop, exploring the role of post-quantum security in protecting digital assets as quantum computing continues to advance. For institutional holders, digital asset custody is a long-term strategic consideration. Staying informed and preparing early is an important part of responsible digital asset management.

US digital asset regulation remains a key area to watch, with the CLARITY Act aimed at creating a clearer framework for digital asset markets. Read the article by @BitcoinMagazine below. bitcoinmagazine.com/news/sco…

NEW: 🇺🇸 Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he is looking "forward to the Clarity Act being passed this summer" 👀

The gap between traditional finance and digital assets continues to narrow. CME Group's move to 24/7 cryptocurrency futures and options trading reflects growing demand for regulated, institutional-grade access to digital asset markets around the clock.

A notable development for the digital asset industry. Market structure and regulatory certainty continue to be key themes as digital assets become increasingly integrated into the global financial system.

Digital assets continue to move further into traditional capital markets infrastructure. The proposed Bullish / Equiniti transaction is another example of how blockchain, tokenisation and regulated financial services are increasingly converging. For listed digital asset businesses, the long-term opportunity is not just about asset exposure, it is also about the infrastructure, governance and market access required to support institutional adoption. Read the full article below. General information only. Digital assets are volatile and involve risk. reuters.com/business/bullish…

Another step towards the integration of digital assets into the traditional financial system. Improved access to banking and payment infrastructure has long been a challenge for parts of the digital asset sector. Developments like this could help create a more transparent and regulated operating environment for digital asset businesses.

Another signal that digital assets are moving deeper into the regulated financial system. Minnesota has become the first state in the Midwest to enact a unified framework letting state-chartered banks and credit unions offer crypto custody effective August 1, 2026. It joins Wyoming, Virginia and New York in building formal pathways for traditional financial institutions to securely custody Bitcoin and other digital assets. The direction of travel is clear: regulated infrastructure continues to expand as digital assets become increasingly integrated into the financial mainstream. Article by @CoinDesk coindesk.com/policy/2026/05/…

Big news for crypto: the Clarity Act just cleared the Senate Banking Committee in a bipartisan 15-9 vote, with Democrats Ruben Gallego and Angela Alsobrooks joining Republicans in support. Backed by Coinbase, Circle, Ripple, a16z and the White House, the industry's top legislative priority now heads toward the full Senate and House. Momentum is building.

The US Senate Banking Committee votes on the Clarity Act this week. After years of uncertainty, this is the closest the industry has come to a comprehensive legal framework for digital assets in the United States. The bill would formally establish which crypto activities fall under the SEC, which fall under the CFTC, and broadly legalise most crypto activity in the country. A few sticking points remain, particularly around stablecoin yield and ethics provisions, but the core of the bill has broad industry support and sentiment among crypto policy leaders is cautiously optimistic. A functioning regulatory framework accelerates institutional participation, deepens liquidity, and strengthens the case for Bitcoin as a legitimate treasury asset. That is good for the asset class broadly, and good for balance sheets like ours. decrypt.co/367487/clarity-ac…

Morgan Stanley is opening Bitcoin trading on its E*Trade platform to more than 8 million customers, reportedly undercutting Schwab on price. Another sign Bitcoin adoption is now being driven by mainstream financial infrastructure, not just crypto-native platforms.

AI-driven fraud is rapidly becoming a serious issue for Australian financial institutions. Criminals are now using AI to generate highly convincing fake identity documents, making traditional verification methods increasingly unreliable. Several major banks have already been affected, and the broader financial sector is taking notice. This is something our team have been actively preparing for across our Sell My Shares platform. As part of an ongoing technology upgrade, we've integrated enhanced identity verification and fraud detection capabilities designed to better identify suspicious activity in an environment where AI-generated documents are becoming harder to detect. As these tools become more accessible, the gap between fraud tactics and legacy systems will continue to widen. The financial industry needs to move quickly, and that starts with the technology decisions being made today. afr.com/companies/financial-…

🎥 WATCH: Bitwise CIO @Matt_Hougan says institutional adoption of Bitcoin is accelerating, driven by ETFs and major firms like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. He explains what could drive the next major move higher.

The Bitcoin 2026 Conference is underway in Las Vegas this week, 40,000 attendees, the SEC chairman on stage, and a growing list of public companies announcing Bitcoin treasury positions. The narrative has shifted. This is no longer a fringe conversation. The number of public companies holding Bitcoin has grown 57% since June 2025 from 125 to 196. DigitalX has been positioned for this shift with a balance sheet anchored by Bitcoin. news.bitcoin.com/sec-chair-a…

DigitalX has entered its execution phase, supported by a stronger balance sheet, improving cash flow profile, and continued revenue growth. $DCC | March 2026 quarterly • A$59.5m liquid assets • 364 BTC — Australia's largest ASX-listed Bitcoin company • A$30m Strategic Investment & Acquisition Program activated • Sell My Shares revenue: A$808k ( 11.8% QoQ) • Net cash outflow down 77% YoY Execution phase underway. Read the full annoucement here: clients3.weblink.com.au/pdf/…

🇺🇸 TODAY: Senator Cynthia Lummis says, “Digital assets are the future, and it’s time America gives them the environment they need to thrive.”

DigitalX is pleased to support Policy Week 2026, hosted by Blockchain APAC. As part of our sponsorship, DigitalX branding will feature on the event lanyards, as part of increasing our awareness for the M&A program to founders, speakers and regulators throughout the day. Events like this play an important role in supporting informed dialogue as Australia’s digital asset regulatory and market infrastructure frameworks continue to evolve. Learn more: policyweek.com.au/

DigitalX Limited (ASX:DCC) has appointed Leigh Travers as Executive Chair, effective immediately. The transition marks DigitalX entering an execution phase, with a focus on disciplined capital allocation and deploying up to A$30 million into select digital asset and fintech opportunities. Leigh brings more than a decade of leadership across digital assets and capital markets, including prior roles as CEO of DigitalX, and senior positions at Animoca Brands and Binance. We look forward to working with Leigh as we progress the next phase of the Company’s strategy. Read the full announcement: clients3.weblink.com.au/pdf/…

DigitalX is pleased to provide the 1H FY26 Financial Report. During the half-year ended 31 December 2025 (1H FY26), DigitalX progressed its repositioning toward a Bitcoin-first treasury company while continuing to deliver revenue growth and improved operating performance. Read the full report here: clients3.weblink.com.au/pdf/…