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Approval brings the offshore crypto perp model onto U.S. regulated venues for the first time, though no venue has yet launched.

The NYSE parent's stake in Trade[XYZ] is the first major test of the CFTC's pathway for U.S.-listed perpetual futures built on Hyperliquid rails.

Brazil's largest crypto exchange reimbursing losses limits user fallout, but the multi-chain breach underscores custody risk at regional venues.

Objections from roughly 50 issuers, now including Musk's companies blocking their shares, challenge tokenized-equity venues on trademark and custody grounds.

Outflows from U.S. bitcoin ETFs alongside record exchange withdrawals captured the market's risk-off tone after the hack.

Drawing down the Secure Asset Fund for Users shows the scale of the reserve the exchange is consuming to backstop the breach.

The filing escalates a public feud between Sun and the WLFI venture, adding a geopolitical dimension to a major token project.

The Blockstream sidechain's L-BTC IOUs being fully collateralized again closes a gap that had threatened trust in wrapped bitcoin issuance.

The intervention shows governance-controlled chains can claw back stolen assets, a precedent with implications for decentralization claims.

The loss disclosure ahead of a large listing sharpens scrutiny of AI lab economics.

The NYSE's adoption of blockchain-based proxy voting is a mainstream validation of distributed-ledger infrastructure beyond trading.

The founder's public restraint and the platform's $713M in annual revenue frame Hyperliquid's strategy as growth without traditional corporate trappings.

On-chain forensics describe industrial-scale laundering while countering claims that AI is driving the obfuscation.

A separate nine-figure loss at a European entity suggests the market is facing a broader wave of sophisticated exchange-account compromises.

Pyongyang's denial follows the FBI's formal attribution, a familiar pattern in state-linked crypto theft cases.

A global bank deploying tokenized deposits signals institutional adoption of blockchain settlement in a major financial hub.

The downgrade reflects analyst concern that trading volumes and revenue are under pressure heading into the exchange's next reporting period.

The proposal would centralize oversight of financial-sector cyber defenses in one of the most active crypto markets.

The listing would give public-market investors direct exposure to a tokenized-securities infrastructure provider.

Results from the USDC issuer are a key read on stablecoin demand and interest-income economics.

The disclosure details the size of the stablecoin issuer's bitcoin reserve, a key component of its excess collateral.

The corporate bitcoin treasury buyer continues accumulating, keeping it the largest listed holder of the asset.

The profit marks a shift as miners increasingly repurpose power and data-center capacity for AI workloads.

The patch closes an issuance vulnerability that, if exploited, could have undermined trust in assets built on the ledger.

The advisory to a widely used self-hosted bitcoin payment tool points to an active vulnerability affecting merchant funds.

The sector is spending heavily on political influence as it seeks favorable legislation and regulators.

The upgrade targets throughput and security for the zero-knowledge privacy rollup as it competes for Ethereum activity.

The directive signals continued enforcement scrutiny of crypto in illicit finance even as Beijing pursues its own blockchain initiatives.

A sharp rise in futures activity on TON-based venues positions the network as an emerging competitor to established perp DEXs.

Leaked references to upcoming frontier models suggest another round of rapid AI capability releases.

The raise points to continued investor appetite for crypto market-making and trading infrastructure firms.

Expanding into tokenized equities on a rival venue intensifies competition among perpetuals exchanges for onshore-style products.

Record activity on the perpetuals DEX is driving token price gains and market-cap milestones.

The lapse in the scheduled token burn removes a recurring supply-reduction mechanism the LUNC community has relied on.

The commodity-backed token is a real-world-asset experiment tying on-chain issuance to audited physical inventory.

The backlash highlights tension between privacy-first branding and aggressive AI product strategy.

An AI-authored exploit for an actively unpatched flaw underscores dual-use risks in frontier models.

The social-media repost amplified a rally already underway, illustrating how influencer attention moves token prices.

A prominent investor framing the hack as ETH-positive reflects bullish sentiment amid a broad drawdown.

Bethesda's teaser gives fans a setting but no timeline, continuing a long-running pattern of sparse detail on the sequel.

Analyst price-target content tied to an upcoming network upgrade, with no verified catalyst beyond the roadmap.

XLM underperformed as the Binance hack hit tokens held on the exchange.

The public exchange between the two AI executives continues a long-running personal rivalry.

A new token listing with market data tracking, typical of low-cap DEX-launch assets.