The FBI attributed the largest exchange breach on record to North Korean actors, prompting Binance to tap half its SAFU Bitcoin reserves and release proof of re

Onchain investigator ZachXBT traced the stolen funds into ETH and Monero, a flow that renewed attention on privacy coins as a laundering channel.

The outflow, the largest since June for BlackRock's ETF on the fund side, reflects investor flight from centralized venues after the breach.

Brazil's largest exchange said clients would not lose assets after pausing withdrawals, with the incident adding to a wave of exchange breaches.

Bitcoin traded in a narrow band as equity weakness from Apple earnings and US midterm jitters weighed on risk assets.

Pyongyang rejected the US attribution as politically motivated, while onchain analysts described rapid laundering through thousands of new wallets.

Analysts tracked the hack proceeds moving through a high-velocity network of fresh wallets as investigators attempted to trace the funds.

A cluster of follow-on exploits hit multiple projects, underscoring the breadth of security failures across the sector in a single week.

Spot bitcoin fund flows turned negative as the exchange breach rattled institutional sentiment.

The treasury company resumed purchases, adding to its holdings while repurchasing convertible preferred stock.

The open-source payment processor issued an urgent advisory as reports of an active hot wallet exploit circulated.

Monero faces mounting European anti-money-laundering pressure even as recent laundering flows highlight its ongoing utility.

The warning follows a string of breaches and arrives as AI-assisted exploit tooling becomes more accessible.

The ETH treasury firm added to holdings while Fundstrat's Tom Lee argued the selloff in AI stocks had bottomed.

The bitcoin treasury firm added to its holdings, joining a cohort of public companies accumulating BTC.

A fresh round of objections to tokenized equity offerings signals rising friction between crypto platforms and traditional issuers.

The privacy-focused email provider faced backlash from its user base over leadership comments about security tradeoffs.

An AI-generated exploit highlighted the widening attack surface created by easily accessible AI tooling.