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 guidance gives issuers more clarity on when token mechanics may or may not look like securities offerings.

The milestone reflects TRON's role as a stablecoin settlement rail, though the network's own token has lagged.

A criminal probe touching a Tether-linked firm raises questions about the stablecoin's offshore banking relationships.

A US bank using its own stablecoin for card network settlement shows tokenized payments moving into mainstream rails.

BlackRock's deepening tokenization push with Ondo signals growing institutional appetite for onchain products.

Leadership churn at the industry's main lobbying group follows a failed CLARITY Act vote in Washington.

Derivatives expiry and macro rate expectations are driving near-term positioning across major tokens.

The agency keeps advancing tokenization policy even as its leadership slate stalls in Congress.

Tokenizing a large venture fund is a notable step for institutional onchain asset management.

Skeptical coverage notes that huge settlement volume has not translated into token price performance.

Tokenized equities becoming DeFi collateral blurs the line between traditional and onchain markets.

Stale wallet approvals remain a persistent attack surface for NFT marketplaces and their users.