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A tampered Ledger hardware wallet attack estimated at $93.4 million in Asia has reportedly reached Europe, while an AI agent discovered a bug capable of printing 18 trillion XRP.
The IMF reports that over half of tokenized stock trading occurs outside U.S. market hours, with these assets showing higher volatility and lower liquidity than traditional equities.
Michael Saylor hinted at new Bitcoin purchases following Strategy's significant repurchase of preferred stock, which consumed six times its weekly BTC budget.
Zakura expects post-quantum signature opcodes to land in Zcash in January, enabling hash-based signatures for transparent payments.
Hardware wallet maker Coldcard is investigating how a phishing link appeared on its official X account, despite using offline two-factor authentication since 2017.
Ledger confirmed an unauthorized hardware implant in a user device purchased from reseller CryptoBilis, with estimated losses potentially exceeding $86 million across multiple cryptocurrencies.
The CFTC issued proposals classifying event contracts as swaps while excluding casino gambling, aiming to clarify federal jurisdiction amid state lawsuits.
The US Department of Justice is investigating Binance's compliance with its 2023 settlement, creating regulatory uncertainty for BNB despite strong ETF inflows.
Toobit secured the Best Exchange/Platform award for trading tokenized equities at the Global Onchain Awards, citing its Stock Futures product and market growth.
Coinbase will delist non-MiCA compliant stablecoins including USDT, DAI, and PYUSD for European Economic Area customers by October 30, 2026.
Blockchain.com has submitted applications to the CFTC for licenses enabling it to offer US prediction markets and crypto derivatives directly.
Bitcoin dropped to approximately $80,400 as rising oil prices and Treasury yields triggered risk-off sentiment, resulting in significant crypto ETF outflows.