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first_img 1kx Report: The share of blockchain revenue accounted for by listed companies has risen to 16%

The cryptocurrency investment firm 1kx released a report stating that publicly listed companies contributed 16% of the blockchain industry's revenue in 2026, more than doubling from 7% in 2022. The report compiled data from over 2,600 protocols and the financial reports of 104 publicly listed companies, with data up to the third quarter; revenue remains concentrated among a few enterprises, with the top six publicly listed companies accounting for about 50% to 60% of that group's revenue.1kx expects the total revenue of the blockchain industry to decline by 28% year-on-year in 2026 to approximately $100 billion, but the share of publicly listed companies continues to expand. Circle's listing in 2025 brought new trading listings, combined with revenue growth from existing companies, driving the share increase; the blockchain-related revenue of the top ten publicly listed companies in the study has doubled over the past three years. In the first half of 2026, Coinbase and Circle together generated approximately $3.3 billion in blockchain-related revenue, publicly listed Bitcoin mining companies around $2 billion, and traditional financial institutions such as JPMorgan, BlackRock, CME Group, Visa, and Robinhood collectively about $1.1 billion.The report also pointed out that revenue from broader economic activities in the third quarter surpassed blockchain infrastructure revenue for the first time, at approximately $5.3 billion and $5.1 billion, respectively. Categories such as tokenized assets, payments, and prediction markets grew by 58% year-on-year in the first half of 2026, with institutional adoption accounting for a total of 33% of the blockchain's total revenue in the third quarter, and an expected annual share of 30%. Data from RWA.xyz shows that the scale of tokenized real-world assets grew by about 51% over the past year, rising from $26.16 billion in October 2025 to $39.54 billion; tokenized stocks grew 471% during the same period to $3.77 billion.

first_img Chrome enhances autofill access to Gmail, Gemini extracts order information

On Wednesday, Google announced that the Chrome browser has launched the "Enhanced Autofill" feature, which can call Personal Intelligence through Gemini to retrieve order numbers, logistics tracking information, and flight booking information from users' Gmail, providing autofill suggestions when needed in web forms. This feature is available to U.S. users who have enabled Personal Intelligence, covering desktop, Android, and iOS; Google has not announced the launch time for other countries and regions.In the announcement, Google only listed the three types of data from Gmail mentioned above. Credit card numbers and addresses still fall under Chrome's standard autofill, sourced from information already saved by users in the browser; the announcement did not specify whether the new feature would extract this content from the inbox. Chrome Product Manager Amanda Lim stated that users can manage whether to enable Enhanced Autofill and the data it can access in Chrome settings, with sensitive data being encrypted, allowing users to maintain control.Regarding privacy, Google previously stated that Gemini and AI Mode will not directly use users' Gmail inbox or Google Photos library for training. Users can choose whether to connect the application and can turn it off at any time, but Google will use limited information such as specific prompts and model responses for training. Google also revised its privacy policy on October 16, adding an exception clause: if users choose to provide Gmail, Drive, and Photos content to other Google services that support personalized advertising, the relevant data may be used for personalized ads; Google claims this data is not used for ad targeting by default, and advertisers cannot access this content. Chrome holds about 65% of the browser market share.

first_img The Central Bank of Russia approved NAUFOR to act as a self-regulatory organization for the cryptocurrency industry

According to Bitcoin Magazine, on October 29, the Central Bank of Russia approved the National Association of Participants in the Securities Market (NAUFOR) to become the country's first self-regulatory organization for cryptocurrency exchanges and digital custodians. This move implements the "Digital Currency and Digital Rights Law," which was passed by the State Duma in July, into an operational system. The law requires exchange operators and digital custodians to enter the central bank's registry and must join a self-regulatory organization.The central bank's registry currently includes 23 cryptocurrency exchanges and 8 digital custodians, including VTB, Sberbank, and T-Bank's parent company T-Technologies. Companies listed in the registry must complete their membership within 90 days. The self-regulatory organization is responsible for setting industry standards, supervising members, and communicating with regulators on behalf of the industry.NAUFOR stated that it will participate in the formulation of standards for the digital asset market and promote adjustments to the rules by the central bank. The association earlier this month obtained similar qualifications in the field of information system operators and currently has 725 members.The law prohibits the use of Bitcoin for everyday payments, and domestic cryptocurrency payments remain banned. It also issues licenses to exchanges and custodians, limits retail investors' purchase amounts, and establishes state-regulated cross-border trading channels. Non-qualified retail investors can purchase up to 300,000 rubles, approximately $3,800, per year through a single intermediary. Additionally, the Moscow Exchange has tested cryptocurrency trading with professional market participants and plans to launch in December; Sberbank has also been approved to custody Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency assets.
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