Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
The transfer represents part of the 18,900 ZEC stolen from Bitget, while Zcash’s shielded pool is designed to increase transaction privacy.
Core PCE, the Fed’s preferred gauge, also undershot expectations, adding to the case for easing price pressures.
The timeline places malicious activity more than three weeks before Bitget's hot wallets were drained, making the lead-up central to the investigation.
The forecast hinges on USDe scaling to $40B and Ethena directing 95% of net revenue to ENA buybacks, while slower yield-stablecoin growth remains the main risk.
The approval gives Coinbase more control over fully collateralized derivatives, while its proposed single-stock perpetuals still await regulatory review and rely on an external clearing partner.
The deposits cover about 15% of the stolen ZEC, adding a privacy layer that complicates tracing but does not erase every potential clue.
The proposal recognizes blockchain’s role in securities record-keeping, but leaves a central question for tokenized markets: which ledger is the official record of ownership?
Robinhood Chain's fee total puts it among the leading networks by September activity, while PONS accounted for 39% of its fees.
The pullback comes as traders await August PCE inflation data, with rising yields and oil prices keeping pressure on rate-sensitive markets.
Fading spot demand and heavier profit-taking leave the rally more exposed to leveraged long liquidations, with $80,000 the first major support level to watch.
The dispute tests where permissionless access ends when stolen funds move through a protocol, with the recent vault attack underscoring the security stakes.
The proposed raise would come after OpenAI postponed its IPO beyond 2026, as revenue growth and new paid products reshape the case for staying private.
The listings bring sterling- and euro-hedged bitcoin exposure to major European exchanges, with HSBC providing the currency hedges.
The move brings a licensed central securities depository into public-blockchain markets, starting with BTG Pactual fund shares.
The purchases bring Strive's reported Bitcoin holdings to 27,462 BTC, putting the company among the largest public corporate holders.
The planned rollout starts with everyday payments, while survey results point to broad customer awareness of stablecoin uses across trading, transfers and remittances.
The planned stablecoin is set to begin with peer-to-peer and merchant payments, putting a major bank's digital-money ambitions in a practical payments setting.
The rollout brings automated trades and leveraged crypto bets to eligible U.S. customers, while raising questions about account controls and the risks of agents crowding into similar trades.
CSD BR keeps its database as the legal record, while the public ledger gives approved institutions a real-time view of selected fund ownership changes.
The cross-chain path converts stolen assets into BTC, making the trail harder to follow as attribution for the roughly $350M hack remains under investigation.
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