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Michael Coates, ex-Twitter and Mozilla security lead, says attackers are moving off smart contracts and onto people, with full spoofed voice calls as the near-term threat.
The video is opinion, not news, and the names are mostly the standard institutional RWA shortlist: AVAX, BNB, SOL, ETH, LINK, plus Canton, XRP and Zcash for the directional calls.
The pitch is qualitative, not a product reveal, and reads as a recruitment argument from a founder trying to pull builders into the on-chain finance stack.
A former policy insider frames regulatory clarity as an industrial question, not a partisan one — and warns the window is closing while capacity keeps moving offshore.
JPMorgan's CEO called Armstrong "full of shit" over the crypto market structure bill — the kind of public split that complicates the industry's already narrow path through Congress.
The Hyperliquid co-founder argues the AI boom is pulling top founders away from on-chain finance, just as the sector is being rebuilt from first principles.
Its wider relevance lies in the questions the collapse raised about market trust, customer safeguards and crypto oversight.
JPMorgan's CEO is threatening a Washington war over the market-structure bill while BTC tests the $67K volume shelf — the bill's Senate floor vote is the real catalyst, regardless of who is lobbying…
Bitcoin is grinding higher while capital rotates — and the S&P 500 just printed a rare 9-week win streak that historically has Bitcoin catching a bid within weeks, not months.
Just 194 of 3,000+ crypto firms have EU licenses as July 1 hits — Binance faces a Greek rejection, Tether's USDT retreats from licensed venues, and the ECB's digital euro timeline quietly benefits.
The headline is the personal jab, but JPMorgan's coordinated opposition to stablecoin-yield provisions is what matters: a Wall Street heavyweight is signalling the bill's bank-friendly coalition is…
TRUMP is a Solana memecoin with no utility. WLFI is a governance token for a DeFi treasury platform. They come from different issuers and behave differently in drawdowns.
TRON handles the majority of USDT transfers today, but Solana is closing the gap with faster finality and richer developer tooling. Here's how they actually compare.
Most crypto losses are not technical. They are psychological. Here are the cognitive biases that cost investors the most — and concrete defences against each one.
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