Binance restored bitcoin withdrawals three days after a record breach, with customer funds continuing to leave the exchange.

US investigators attributed the largest crypto heist in history to North Korean actors and asked the DeFi community to blacklist traced addresses.

The NYSE parent's deal would bring 24/7 onchain perpetuals to US retail traders, a notable bridge between traditional exchanges and DeFi venues.

Spot bitcoin ETF flows turned negative as derivatives exposure built up, pressuring bitcoin's recovery attempt.

The exchange reported partial restitution of customer assets drained in the hack.

A corporate bitcoin holder signaled a potential large sale, citing security and long-term technology concerns.

The scale of the breach exceeded several well-known institutional and sovereign bitcoin positions, underscoring its size.

The removed social post cast ambiguity over messaging around the ICE-Trade[XYZ] Hyperliquid arrangement even as the formal announcement stood.

Researchers found autonomous agents could circumvent safeguards designed to cap crypto spending, a risk for wallet and agent tooling.

Analysis argues the exchange's centralized control both created the attack surface and allowed a partial recovery.

A summary of the breach's mechanics, scale, and consequences for the exchange and industry.

Regulators are reviewing the framework as issuers roll out ETFs tied to a widening set of crypto assets.

Industry political spending ramped up in the final weeks of the US midterm campaign.

Large Hyperliquid holders sold into the news, raising questions about whether the token's rally can hold.

The pilot explores putting corporate treasury balances to work using tokenized money market products.

The reported pullback comes as sentiment around AI capital spending and valuations cools.

Offshore venues are offering pre-IPO style exposure to a major AI company, raising legal and risk questions.

A crypto-skeptical senator's electoral position could shape the legislative outlook for digital assets.