Binance confirmed the largest crypto theft on record, said it will cover user losses from its own funds, and has frozen a portion of the stolen assets with law

Attribution to the Lazarus-linked group repeats the pattern seen in the earlier Bybit breach, sharpening the sanctions and enforcement angle.

The attacker used a self-destruct mechanism and EIP-7702, which lets ordinary wallets execute contract code, raising questions about the standard's security ass

Intercontinental Exchange's deal with Trade[XYZ] would put regulated perps built on Hyperliquid in front of US customers, the largest such venue to date.

Regulators and Wall Street analysts framed the breach as an exchange security failure rather than a crypto-wide flaw, with firms pointing clients to listed prox

Investigators are tracing stolen funds across chains while stablecoin issuers freeze balances, complicating exit routes for the attacker.

Stolen PEPE moved to market without breaking the token's price, an unusual divergence that drew whale accumulation on the dip.

Users reported funds leaving accounts and an attacker wallet holds about $2.65 million in POL, per Arkham data.

The Israeli Supreme Court ruled that exploiting a coding flaw can count as computer intrusion, a precedent relevant to other DeFi exploit prosecutions.

The manufacturer says it has not examined the device but is treating the report as credible and told affected buyers to move funds.

An Ipsos survey for the DeFi Education Fund found little voter salience for crypto policy despite record industry spending on the elections.

Polygon extended its payments stack to Solana while tokenized equity venues and on-chain securities efforts drew objections from listed companies including Walm

Deribit options expiry, ETF holder cost basis near $85K, and a quiet volatility regime framed Bitcoin's range after the Fed held rates.

Earnings leaned on gains from the exchange's own crypto portfolio rather than operating revenue growth.

The case is among the clearest prosecutions yet of a physical coercion attack to force crypto transfers.

The state says an undercover agent placed a dozen sports wagers, a day after the CFTC sued Utah to block its enforcement actions.

OFAC listed wallets tied to two Russian nationals who converted more than $5 million for North Korean networks.

The FCA's first crypto marketing case ends with the exchange no longer targeting UK consumers.