Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
Oil's return above $100 after Trump rejected Iran's terms coincided with losses across crypto and traditional markets, while falling futures open interest points to traders closing positions.
The alleged operation links 53 token launches over roughly two months, putting scrutiny on memecoin risks and Pons V2 exemptions.
Rising Treasury yields and renewed rate-hike bets put Wednesday’s inflation reading and Friday’s payrolls in focus for risk assets.
A trader argued crypto has shown resilience against a broad risk-off backdrop, while pointing to institutional interest and the approaching US midterms.
The law makes official likenesses a target for listing restrictions, while broader crypto measures address scam restitution and asset seizures.
Falling leverage and rising Treasury yields point to pressure beyond a single price move, as income-bearing assets compete with Bitcoin and gold.
The restart restores access for users, but the $388 million incident keeps exchange security and confidence in centralized platforms in focus.
Using GIWA’s expected Chain ID, attackers made a counterfeit network look credible. The incident shows that a matching chain identifier does not authenticate the RPC endpoint or bridge users connect…
The phased reopening follows the largest reported crypto theft of the year, with Bitget saying its 5,500 BTC User Protection Fund will cover losses.
Swapping ETH for BTC changes the stolen funds’ asset exposure while keeping the cross-chain movement in focus.
The dispute puts THORChain’s permissionless design against calls for targeted intervention after a major exchange breach.
The broader risk-off tone sits alongside a Fear & Greed reading of 74, still in Greed, while Bitcoin dominance stands at 56.8%.
The transfers do not confirm a sale, but native XRP cannot be frozen in attacker-controlled wallets. Exchange deposits or on-chain swaps would sharpen the risk.
Hormuz oil flows have doubled to about 13 million barrels a day, but the ceasefire rejection keeps geopolitical risk in focus for Bitcoin traders.
The launch brings tokenized U.S. equities into DeFi lending on Base, while limiting the assets to collateral and restricting eligibility to non-U.S. users.
The change reduces the need to keep separate native tokens on hand, making transactions across four major networks more accessible to USDT holders.
Bitwise captured 68% of the weekly total, while Alpenglow testing puts Solana’s settlement-speed ambitions alongside growing institutional demand.
The 10-year Treasury yield sits at 5.20%, the highest since 2007, and crude rose on both sides of the Atlantic as traders brace for a data-heavy week of U.S. inflation, manufacturing and jobs prints.
The transfers put a large block of HYPE on centralized venues, while one linked wallet crystallized a $2.13M gain after a month-long hold.
The standoff puts a key global oil chokepoint at the center of a fresh energy and geopolitical risk premium.
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