Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
Seoul's third-largest internet-only bank is the first Korean digital bank to sign a one-to-one strategic MOU with the Solana Foundation, opening a path from remittance rails into payments and…
A flaw in Taiko bridge's source-signal proof validation is the likely root cause, per Blockaid. With block production frozen and a withdrawal advisory in place, every bridged dollar is now a…
Bybit is the first major exchange to accept UBS's yield-bearing uMINT token as margin collateral, a step that turns a $9B tokenized-Treasury market from DeFi infrastructure into trading-floor…
The headline number is the lengthening streak, not any single week: six straight weeks of net outflows across US spot BTC products are quietly reshaping the institutional flow picture alongside a…
The Layer-2's bridge proof mechanism was compromised, putting more than $1M already drained and every remaining bridged position at risk until Taiko confirms a fix.
Taiko, an Ethereum layer-2 rollup, lost roughly $1.7M to an exploit, with the attacker already moving $189K in TKO to MEXC while still sitting on $1.52M in ETH.
Rate hikes now outweigh rate cuts as the base case, and that keeps altcoins and $BTC pinned to the back of the risk curve until the Fed has a reason to pivot.
The exchange became the first crypto-native firm to win direct access to Federal Reserve payment rails, a precedent that resets the bar for every digital-asset bank chasing the same doorway.
The 'never sell' pledge is colliding with debt service, dividends, and buybacks as some European treasury vehicles start treating BTC as working liquidity rather than a permanent reserve.
Roughly three in four registered EU crypto companies are expected to fail licensing by the summer deadline, with smaller apps forced onto licensed custody rails and millions of retail users facing…
The former BitMEX CEO is rotating out of HYPE, NEAR, and Worldcoin on the bet that fiat liquidity is fully absorbed by AI — and Bitcoin won't be the safe haven if that bid breaks.
The unusual suit argues Kalshi's Bitcoin perps are "swaps" under Dodd-Frank, not futures — and that the CFTC rubber-stamped the listing without doing the legal analysis.
Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya are writing stablecoin rails into national law after Sub-Saharan Africa pulled $205B on-chain in a year — and nine of the world's 13 costliest remittance corridors…
The plaintiffs' case rests on 39,069 addresses being abandoned — but 52 of those very addresses have moved 34,335 BTC since filing, including coins attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto.
It's a small product line — two index ETFs — but the structure reframes Bitcoin as a default cash-flow allocation for U.S. equity investors, not a separate buy decision.
Treasury, the OCC, and the FDIC are converting the GENIUS Act from a permission framework into an operating regime — weekly reports, BSA obligations, and a yield ban that favor incumbents like Circle…
Asia's policy week ran the full spectrum: a sovereign mining pool in Oman, a BoJ rate hike tightening regional liquidity, and four regulators moving on exchanges and stablecoins.
The fee is the story: at 0.14%, MSSE and MSOL sit a basis point below every major US competitor — and Morgan Stanley's $1.8T distribution reach means the bid is for advisor shelf space, not retail…
The headline number is large, but the more relevant data point is the rolling-window ranking: this is the worst 30-day stretch since spot ETFs launched — institutional desks are net sellers, not…
It's a modest 1% slice, but the precedent matters more than the dollars — a federally-anchored pension vehicle in a G7 economy is now treating digital assets as a diversification tool, not a…
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