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Duress PIN Wipes Phone at Border, Triggers Federal Charges
Samuel Tunick gave border agents a duress code that wiped his phone during a search, leading to federal destruction of property charges.
BitMEX Hit With Lawsuit Over Alleged 622 BTC Grab and Convenient Server Outages
A new lawsuit claims BitMEX weaponized server freezes and an in-house trading desk to scoop up 622 Bitcoin right before its September shutdown.
SEC Targets Human Controllers Behind DeFi Yield Vaults
A fresh SEC framework puts the individuals managing decentralized yield strategies right in the spotlight.
Senate Set to Miss Pre-Break Deadline for Crypto Market Bill
Senate Majority Leader Thune says the Clarity Act is likely delayed until after lawmakers return from summer break.
Stablecoin Market Hits $300 Billion as Tokens Go Mainstream
The stablecoin market just cracked $300 billion. Fiat-pegged tokens aren't just for traders anymore—they're becoming global payment rails.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev's X Account Hijacked to Push Scam 'Vladhood' Token
Hackers temporarily hijacked Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev's X profile to shill a bogus meme coin.
Goldman Sachs CEO Backs Crypto Clarity Act, Splitting Wall Street
David Solomon just backed proposed crypto legislation, clashing directly with JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon over yield-bearing stablecoins.
Black Forest Labs Drops FLUX 3 Video AI, Powers Audi Robots
German AI outfit Black Forest Labs just dropped FLUX 3, pivoting from static pictures to full-blown video and industrial robotics.
Nasdaq-Listed Insurtech Zhibao Aims for $220M Bitcoin Treasury
Shanghai-based Zhibao is selling $220 million in new stock directly for Bitcoin to build out its corporate reserves.
Bitcoin Treasury Firm Sells 177 BTC, Wipes 7.7M Shares
Selling 177 BTC cleared an $11.7 million debt note, but the firm saw its Bitcoin per share drop anyway.
How Stablecoins Keep Their $1 Peg: Reserves and Arbitrage
Behind every dollar-pegged stablecoin lies a relentless mix of backed reserves and aggressive market arbitrage.