The French chipmaker's exit is one of the largest unwindings yet of a corporate bitcoin treasury, underlining how the strategy has soured for smaller firms.

The proposal seeks to pull STRC back toward its $100 par and rework how the company raises capital for bitcoin purchases.

Bitget says its User Protection Fund will cover losses, but the incident has raised fresh questions about exchange custody controls.

Net inflows have swung to about $800 million for the year, a reversal from July's deep outflow hole.

The proposals cover reserve-asset limits, standardized capital standards and rules on stablecoin yield programs.

Bitcoin has absorbed a historic bond selloff with 10-year yields at multi-decade highs while equity and crypto volatility stay subdued.

Bitget said private keys were not compromised and the User Protection Fund will cover losses, while stablecoin issuers froze only a small share of stolen funds.

At one point in July, US spot Bitcoin ETFs were down $5.8 billion net for the year; flows have since swung to about $800 million in net inflows.

The Federal Reserve's proposals cover reserve-asset limits, standardized capital requirements and stablecoin yield programs under last year's GENIUS Act.

Peirce, sometimes called Crypto Mom, is leaving Oct. 2 as the SEC circulates new crypto guidance.

The cross-chain lending protocol alleges LayerZero and co-founder Bryan Pellegrino failed to disclose flaws in a setup used in the April 18 exploit.

STRC has traded below $100 since May despite a 12% dividend rate and roughly $1 billion in preferred buybacks.

Bitget's hot wallets were drained in what is believed to be the year's largest crypto theft, with Circle and Tether freezing only about $318,000 of largely ethe

The proposals mark the first concrete federal rulemaking to implement the stablecoin law, setting the framework issuers must meet for reserves and capital.

The fund is one of the largest real-asset tokenizations brought onchain, giving round-the-clock trading access to private tech stakes via Securitize on Ethereum

Ondo launched onchain portfolio tokens based on BlackRock-developed strategies, deepening the asset manager's push into tokenized funds even as reporting noted

The suit adds state-level enforcement risk to prediction markets at a time when US regulators are still shaping the sector's rules.

Rising bond yields and priced-in Fed rate hikes pressured crypto, though analysts noted bitcoin has historically shrugged off the bond trend.

The hack is the largest exchange breach of the year and has drawn in Circle and Tether, which froze the attacker's stablecoin wallet, plus a public pledge of su

The probe revives compliance risk for Binance just years after its $4.3 billion guilty plea and court-ordered monitorship.

The suit tests who bears responsibility when cross-chain bridge infrastructure is drained.

Lending against tokenized equities marks a step toward merging DeFi credit with traditional assets.

The move broadens what backs the synthetic dollar, tying it to tokenized equity exposure.

Traders cut about $1.7 billion in leverage during a 5.2% Treasury-driven shock while the large options expiry capped upside.

The breach hit exchange hot wallets via spoofed transfers rather than stolen private keys, and XRP accounted for roughly 103 million of the tokens taken.

The rebound came even as XRP's market cap briefly touched and then slipped back below $100 billion on profit taking.

Brad Garlinghouse's remarks questioning XRP's central role in payments drew scrutiny from holders and fed debate about demand for the token.

Fund flows keep building even as spot selling pressure keeps the token below $1.60.

Stablecoin issuers moved quickly to freeze blacklisted addresses, yet the bulk of the stolen assets had already been moved.

The proposals set the first detailed federal framework for stablecoin reserves and capital since the GENIUS Act passed.

The breach is one of the largest exchange losses of the year, and the attacker moved most funds into unfreezable ETH before stablecoin issuers could blacklist t

The rules are the first concrete federal framework for stablecoin reserves and capital since the GENIUS Act passed.

The deal is among the largest tokenized fund launches to date and follows the SEC's tokenization exemption.

The hires from Binance and Polygon signal a push into institutional partnerships, stablecoins and tokenized deposits as onchain activity accelerates.

The screen raises questions about how much of Solana's record DEX activity reflects genuine independent trading depth.

The state action tests whether prediction markets fall under gambling law rather than federal derivatives regulation.

One of the largest exchange hacks of the year, with North Korea suspected and forensic tracing plus a 5% freeze bounty underway.

The first detailed federal rulemaking for stablecoin issuers sets the compliance bar for the sector.

A major US brokerage opening spot crypto to its retail base broadens access beyond specialist venues.

Issuer-level freezes show stablecoin control is now a first response to exchange breaches, though recovery remains limited.

A cross-chain bridge dispute escalating to litigation could set precedent for how interop protocols carry exploit liability.

State-level action against a prediction market tests how far sports and event contracts can go after recent federal signals.

The exchange disclosed losses of roughly $350 million, with North Korea suspected and the CEO attributing the breach to spoofed transfers rather than key compro

The long-awaited Binance listing put HYPE on a major venue but coincided with whale transfers and a slide from its all-time high, reigniting debate over the tok

The Fed's proposals translate the GENIUS Act into concrete reserve and capital standards for dollar stablecoin issuers.

Peirce's exit removes a long-standing voice for lighter-touch crypto regulation as the agency reshapes its approach to digital assets.

BlackRock bringing portfolio strategies onchain via Ondo marks a notable step for tokenized real-world assets from the largest asset manager.

The lawsuit assigns responsibility for the bridge exploit that drained roughly $292 million, a rare legal test of cross-chain bridge liability.

The exchange hack is among the largest of the year, and stablecoin freezes recovered only a fraction of the funds, highlighting limits of issuer intervention.

Formal Fed guidance shapes how dollar stablecoin issuers must hold reserves, a core compliance question for the sector.

A major US broker entering spot crypto trading expands retail access alongside existing ETF distribution.

The forfeiture action adds to mounting legal pressure on banking partners of the largest stablecoin issuer.

The change to preferred dividend terms matters for the largest corporate bitcoin holder's capital structure.

The suit tests liability for bridge infrastructure failures that have drained hundreds of millions from users.

The exchange breach drained hot wallets, and issuer freezes only recovered a portion of funds as North Korea is cited as a suspect.

The proposals put the first concrete federal framework around issuer reserve and capital requirements into motion.

The filing adds a yield-paying structure to the growing list of privacy-coin fund products, though buyers give up some upside for the distribution.

A major brokerage's move widens mainstream access to spot crypto trading through traditional accounts.

Broad-based inflows show investors rotating into non-BTC funds even as the largest asset holds dominance above 60%.

The funds have recouped earlier drawdowns as the bitcoin price rebounded toward the mid-$80,000s.

Reported RWA value on Stellar positions the network among the largest venues for tokenized real-world assets, a metric holders watch as a proxy for real usage.

A listed futures contract from a major exchange would give institutions a regulated way to hedge or take exposure to XLM.

Connecting a bank-grade custody setup to the SWIFT messaging network through Stellar points at continued institutional experimentation with the chain for settle

The move comes as Stellar's tokenized-asset totals and RWA ranking attract market attention.

Coverage ties Stellar's ranking among real-world asset networks to the recent move in XLM.

The piece raises questions about naming confusion and asset verification on Stellar as its stablecoin activity grows.

The exchange's loss estimate climbed through the day and its CEO attributed the wallet drain to DPRK-linked actors, while Circle and Tether froze some tied stab

The proposal sets reserve and capital expectations for dollar stablecoin issuers, shaping how the largest tokens can be structured.

Issuer-level blacklisting caught only a small share of the stolen funds, underscoring limits of centralized intervention after exchange breaches.

State litigation against prediction markets intensifies even as Morgan Stanley joins NEXTPredict, signaling institutional interest in the sector.

The suit seeks to assign responsibility for one of the largest bridge failures of the year, a legal test for cross-chain infrastructure liability.

Spot ETF demand stayed positive but decelerated sharply from the prior sessions' pace.

A large unauthorized withdrawal from the exchange raised questions about custody and prompted stablecoin issuers to freeze a portion of the assets.

Institutional custodians gain the ability to hold Cardano native assets, a step toward enterprise adoption that coincided with a roughly 5% ADA price jump.

Formal reserve and capital requirements shape how dollar stablecoins are issued and backed in the US.

Attribution claims tied to IP evidence would place the incident alongside other state-linked crypto thefts if confirmed.

Yields and rate expectations capped a rally that had been supported by friendlier crypto regulation.

The lawsuit tests liability for losses in cross-chain bridge infrastructure after a large exploit.

Bitget says user funds are safe while investigators point to North Korean involvement in one of the year's largest exchange breaches.

The proposals set the first federal prudential framework for dollar-backed stablecoin issuers.

Stablecoin issuers' rapid freezing shows growing issuer-level enforcement power, though the recovery was partial.

The ruling is the latest legal setback for prediction markets fighting state gambling oversight.

Peirce's exit removes the SEC's most consistent pro-crypto voice as the agency's policy direction remains unsettled.

State-level enforcement against prediction markets is escalating alongside the Kalshi litigation.

The revised tally and attribution details make this the largest exchange breach of the year, with North Korea suspected and stablecoin issuers freezing only a f

The framework sets the first formal federal standards for dollar-backed token issuers, shaping how stablecoins fit into the banking system.

Broad-based inflows beyond BTC products point to widening institutional exposure across altcoin funds.

The forfeiture action adds to the enforcement pressure on stablecoin issuers and their banking partners.

Rising real yields and Fed rate-hike expectations weighed on crypto risk assets even as XRP and Solana held gains.

The state action escalates the regulatory fight over prediction markets as institutional players like Morgan Stanley move closer to the sector.

The exchange breach grew from an initial ~$183M estimate to roughly $350-387M, with Circle and Tether freezing only a small portion of the stolen stablecoins.

The framework sets reserve and capital expectations for dollar stablecoin issuers, which the US also frames as a tool for dollar dominance.

LTC's rally is being driven by record ETF holdings and booming network activity rather than a single catalyst.

A major retail brokerage entering spot crypto trading widens access beyond dedicated exchanges.

The forfeiture action adds to pressure on banking partners connected to the stablecoin issuer.

A large options expiry and rising Fed rate-hike expectations slowed BTC while major altcoins extended gains.

The framework sets reserve and capital expectations for dollar stablecoin issuers, a key input for pending US legislation.

The revised figure, up from initial estimates of $183M to $350M, makes it one of the largest exchange breaches of the year with state-linked actors suspected.

The Sui Foundation cut ties with ecosystem partner MovEx after it violated token unlock terms, a notable enforcement action for a network courting institutional

The forfeiture demand adds to mounting legal pressure on banking partners used by stablecoin issuers.

Issuer-level freezes recovered only a fraction of stolen funds, illustrating the limits of centralized intervention in exchange breaches.

The lawsuit tests who bears responsibility when a cross-chain bridge is drained, a question with few settled precedents.

Hashgraph's AI-agent identity tool secured a listing on the IBM marketplace, a partnership CoinMarketCap tied to the token's sharp move while HBAR had just fall

The exchange breach escalated from an initial $183M estimate as most of the stolen funds moved beyond the reach of issuer freezes.

The framework sets reserve and capital expectations for dollar stablecoin issuers under the new US regime.

The collaboration extends BlackRock's tokenization push, with tokenized stock products and Ondo-branded listings appearing across finance portals.

The forfeiture action adds to the enforcement pressure on banking partners that hold reserves backing the largest stablecoin.

The state action targets prediction markets over gambling law as institutional players move deeper into the sector.

The breach, which Bitget suspects is linked to North Korea, would drain most of its protection fund if covered in full.

The exchange pilot would bring tokenized equities onto a public chain, a step toward round-the-clock trading of real-world assets.

The tokenized fund deal follows an SEC tokenization exemption and pushed Securitize shares to a record.

Issuer-level freezes recovered only part of the stolen assets, underscoring the limits of centralized intervention after exchange breaches.

A major US brokerage's retail crypto rollout widens mainstream access to spot BTC and ETH.

The guidance addresses how staking arrangements are treated under securities rules, a question that has hung over ETH products.

The crypto exchange confirmed a multimillion-dollar breach of its hot wallets and said user funds remain safe.

The state action escalates the regulatory fight over whether prediction markets count as gambling under state law.

Stablecoin issuers moved to freeze wallets linked to the exchange heist, though only a small share of stolen assets were blocked.

The central bank published reserve and capital rules staged under the U.S. stablecoin law, tightening oversight of issuers.

The exit of the SEC's steadiest crypto advocate removes a key voice just as the agency shapes new onchain market rules.

The ruling adds to a series of court losses for the prediction market provider as it argues its event contracts are federally regulated.

Major institutions continue bringing traditional financial products onchain, a structural trend for crypto markets.

Leaks point to a higher-priced ChatGPT subscription tier as AI vendors push premium pricing.

The concentration of SHIB burn activity in one wallet suggests burn metrics are driven by a single actor rather than broad network demand.

Rising long-dated yields pressured risk assets, with BTC giving back recent gains below $87,000.

The US derivatives regulator signals faster rulemaking on crypto after legislative gridlock.

Large exchange outflows are often read as accumulation, though they can also precede over-the-counter sales.

An attacker faked internal transfer requests to drain hot and warm wallets, and the exchange now attributes the fingerprint to Pyongyang while most funds were s

A flaw in Limit Break's Payment Processor V2 left legacy Magic Eden Ethereum approvals exploitable, and a whitehat rescue swept thousands of NFTs into protectiv

A shift in Solana launchpad share changes where new memecoin liquidity and creator fees are generated.

The rebound in NFT trading volume and market cap tracks a broader Ether rally, though the totals remain far below the market's 2021 peak.

Concentrated selling tied to reward distributions reversed part of PEPE's sharp weekly gain, with 665 whales reportedly holding about 90% of supply.

The weekly move made PEPE one of the strongest large-cap memecoins, though the rally has since given back some ground.

The CEO's account of a compromised wallet backend shifts scrutiny to exchange custody and transfer verification practices after one of 2026's largest exchange l

The rules would govern reserve composition and yield programs for dollar stablecoin issuers, the first substantive federal implementation of the GENIUS Act.

New York seeks to block Polymarket from operating without a gambling license, adding a state-level challenge to prediction markets already under a separate appe

The suit alleges LayerZero endorsed in writing the bridge configuration exploited in April, the largest hack of 2026 so far.

Staff guidance says promoting a network's current uses generally would not create an expectation of profit, clarifying a core Howey test question for token issu

The exit of the SEC's longest-standing crypto advocate removes a consistent dissenting voice as the agency works through tokenization and enforcement policy.