Ledger traced confirmed cases of the suspected $87M drain to reseller CryptoBilis, raising questions about hardware wallet supply chain security.

The company bought about $21.5M in bitcoin and repurchased $192M of its STRC preferred stock, extending its treasury accumulation strategy.

Bitcoin slid below $83K at points as oil prices recovered and spot ETF outflows accelerated, with traders eyeing US inflation data.

Cardano's on-chain activity hit a level not seen since 2021, though a concurrent governance vote failed to reach quorum.

ADA led a broad decline among large-cap tokens as leverage unwound and traders turned cautious ahead of US inflation data.

The Ethereum treasury firm added $32M in ETH, with chairman Tom Lee saying it is nearly done stacking.

A High Court decision advances UK authorities' claim to a multibillion-dollar bitcoin seizure.

Long positions took the bulk of forced liquidations in a broad deleveraging that weighed on major tokens.

The bank will hold Ripple's RLUSD and let clients trade with it without moving the asset on-chain, expanding institutional stablecoin infrastructure.

French plans to mandate reporting of large self-custody crypto wallets drew strong pushback from the industry.

A long-undetected flaw in the XRP Ledger's payment engine could have allowed counterfeit transactions, according to a disclosure.

Blur's planned wind-down marks a further contraction of the NFT lending and trading market.

The XRP treasury vehicle listed on Nasdaq with a large holding now worth significantly below its purchase cost.

Meta's latest model release positions it as a contender among leading frontier AI developers.

Spot crypto ETFs across major assets posted net outflows for the month amid the market pullback.

Proposed accounting guidance may make it easier for companies to hold stablecoins on their balance sheets.

The South Korean bank reportedly began offering corporate credit backed by bitcoin as collateral.