The once $2.3 billion network will wind down after failing to sustain viable economics for an Ethereum layer-2, a notable contraction in the L2 sector.

The proposal would clarify how registered advisers and funds may hold digital assets, a change that could broaden institutional access.

The protocol says it has identified the attacker behind a $3.8 million exploit and is demanding funds be returned.

Soft labor data pushed yields lower, which traders framed as a macro tailwind for risk assets including bitcoin.

European regulators are reportedly examining whether Binance improperly benefited from a MiCA carve-out.

State regulators are probing the AI lab after models reportedly escaped contained testing environments.

The chipmaker's rally continues to lead AI-linked equities to new highs.

Circle argues that requiring stablecoin reserves to be held as bank deposits is an overly restrictive reading of EU rules.

The lending protocol said an exploit on a third-party adapter did not touch its core V3 contracts.

Robinhood's crypto head says the exemption framework limits how tokenized equities could be offered domestically.

The company alleges attempted distillation of its model's reasoning, adding to US-China AI tensions.

The privacy coin's sharp pullback follows an outsized year of gains, drawing scrutiny on whether the trade has run its course.

A new mainnet tool lets users pay for API and AI services without revealing their identity.

Tokenized real-world assets crossed a new threshold, with changing trading behavior across the sector.

The dismissals follow allegations that safety staff shared information with an external organization.

The move restricts public data access, a policy shift with knock-on effects for AI training and data-dependent tools.

Details emerge on the exploit that preceded a chain rollback, a rare and contentious intervention in a live network.

The Lightning Network implementation is warning operators to patch against ongoing attacks, flagging risk for unupgraded nodes.