MEXC Editorial Team

MEXC Editorial Team is the official content team of MEXC Exchange, staffed by eight full‑time professional editors. Each editor brings over 7 years of professional financial writing experience, with hands‑on investment and journalism expertise across cryptocurrency, stocks, commodities and global financial markets. Our team produces original market reports, breaking industry news, on‑chain research and macro‑economic commentary built upon independent analysis. We strive to deliver accurate, timely financial market insights for investors and users worldwide.

Crypto Mixing Protocols in 2026: Four Privacy Models Compared

Compare Tornado Cash, Privacy Pools, RAILGUN and JoinMarket, and learn how crypto privacy protocols differ in design, risk and compliance.

2026/10/20

Best Cross-Chain Bridge Apps in 2026

Compare the best cross-chain bridge apps in 2026 for speed, chain coverage, native USDC transfers and cross-chain token swaps.

2026/10/20

Circle Reported $1.4 Billion in Revenue—Where Did the Money Go?

Circle reported nearly $1.4 billion in first-half revenue, but most went to USDC distribution and operating costs. Here is what investors missed.

2026/10/20

Why Did Elice Stock Fall 32% on Its KOSDAQ Debut?

Elice stock fell as much as 32.6% on its KOSDAQ debut despite heavy IPO demand. Here is why investors rejected its offering valuation.

2026/10/20

Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act: Who Gets Tax Relief?

The United States is advancing legislation that could change how cryptocurrency transactions are taxed and how taxpayers correct previously unreported digital-asset activity. On September 16, 2026, the House Ways and Means Committee approved H.R. 10357, the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act, by a 38–5 vote, sending the amended legislation forward for consideration by the House of Representatives. The bill addresses several areas of cryptocurrency taxation, including transaction reporting, mining and staking income, stablecoin payments, and a proposed voluntary disclosure program for historical compliance failures

2026/10/20

JPM Coin Ethereum: Are Bank Deposits Moving Onchain?

J.P. Morgan has brought JPM Coin, ticker JPMD, to the Ethereum mainnet, extending its USD-denominated deposit token to a second public blockchain after launching it on Base. The October 19, 2026 expansion matters because JPMD is not a conventional stablecoin. It represents a U.S. dollar deposit at J.P. Morgan and remains available to eligible institutional clients rather than the general public

2026/10/20

USDC Revenue: Where Does Every Dollar Actually Go?

Circle's latest explanation of USDC revenue gives the market a clearer view of how stablecoin economics look after distribution and operating costs are included. During the first half of 2026, Circle said it generated approximately $1.4 billion in revenue and reserve income. Around $819 million went to distribution partners and transaction costs, while another $473 million supported licenses, banking relationships, settlement liquidity, compliance, product development and blockchain integrations. Circle said roughly seven cents of every revenue dollar ultimately remained as net profit

2026/10/19

Polygon Coinme Acquisition: A New Payments Strategy?

Polygon Labs completed its acquisition of Coinme on October 14, 2026, bringing regulated U.S. money movement infrastructure into its Open Money Stack (OMS) platform. According to Polygon's official announcement, the combined business now has payment regulatory coverage across 48 U.S. states, consisting of 37 state money transmitter licenses and 11 applicable exemptions, alongside registration with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) as a money services business. Tazapay, Mesh, Toku, and Kira are among the first customers adopting the integrated platform.

2026/10/19

Do You Have to Pay Tax on Crypto Trading in South Korea?

Crypto trading profits may become taxable in South Korea from 2027. Learn who may pay the 22% tax and why another delay remains possible.

2026/10/18

Can Bitcoin Return to $100,000 by the End of 2026?

Bitcoin needs a gain of about 22% to return to $100,000 by year-end. ETF flows, inflation and Fed policy will determine whether it can get there.

2026/10/18

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