Blockchain.com co-CEO Lane Kasselman relocated from San Francisco to Dallas after a data-driven analysis comparing cities based on schools, housing, food quality and airport access. Dallas scored highest. Two years later, Blockchain.com moved its US headquarters from Miami to Dallas, hiring over two dozen Texas employees. Since 2020, Dallas has attracted wealthy executives from coastal states, including Fortress Investment Group co-CEO Drew McKnight, DTX Ventures general partner John Redgrave and Fisher Investments CEO Damian Ornani. Most came from California, drawn by lower taxes, business-friendly regulations and quality of life factors. RBC private wealth consultant Dean Deutz estimates fewer than 5 percent of wealthy coastal residents are relocating, though this still significantly impacts state tax revenues.

Blockchain.com has invested in OpenWorld to expand real-world asset tokenisation and institutional services. The multi-year partnership will see Blockchain.com provide execution capabilities and institutional market infrastructure to support OpenWorld's token issuance, treasury management and advisory activities. The collaboration aims to enable more efficient token issuance, digital asset management and secondary market operations. OpenWorld CEO Matthew Shaw said Blockchain.com brings "the execution depth, product breadth, and regulatory infrastructure that our clients and pipeline demand." The companies stated the partnership reflects growing institutional interest in RWA tokenisation, as investors increasingly seek onchain access to traditional asset classes. They plan to pursue joint go-to-market initiatives and expand adoption of tokenised assets across institutional and private markets.

Blockchain.com has partnered with Polymarket to embed prediction markets directly into its app for eligible users. The integration allows users to trade on real-world outcomes using digital assets they already hold, without switching platforms. The partnership launches as prediction market activity reaches record highs. Polymarket has generated more than $4.2 billion in volume across global football matches alone, with total football volume exceeding $5 billion over the past year. Blockchain.com serves more than 43 million verified users worldwide and operates in over 70 jurisdictions. Since 2011, the company has processed more than $1.1 trillion in crypto transactions. Polymarket operates as a CFTC-regulated designated contract market under the Commodity Exchange Act. The platform spans markets in politics, economics, science, technology, sports and culture.