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Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten argued that Bitcoin is positioned at a key inflection point on its long-term adoption curve despite macro systemic risks. Speaking with Robin Seyr, Klippsten urged a renewed focus on individual education, self-custody standards, and open-source hardware tools.
A mild coordinated green session across the watchlist, with SOL leading for the first time in weeks.
BTCPay Server, a popular Bitcoin payment processor, has alerted users to a critical flaw being actively exploited. Users must update to the latest version and replace exposed credentials immediately. The flaw could compromise payment processing systems.
Sui blockchain will let users upgrade to quantum-safe keys without changing their wallet addresses or recovery phrases. This move protects against future quantum computing threats to crypto security.
Bitcoin's BIP110 upgrade will activate this Saturday, aiming to reduce spam and improve network efficiency. The upgrade is mandatory for all nodes, and its success depends on miner and user cooperation.
SharpLink CEO warns that EIP-8363, the "Tapered Issuance Burn" proposal, could phase in a rising burn of consensus rewards to limit the amount of ETH staked, potentially reducing staking returns and weakening Ethereum's competitive edge over Bitcoin.
Ethereum's proposed EIP-8363 aims to reduce ETH issuance by slashing staking rewards, but critics warn it could harm DeFi, decentralization, and institutional adoption. The proposal has ignited a heated debate among developers and stakeholders.
The Ethereum staking token weETH is separating from restaking to reduce risk, as a new proposal to cap validator rewards sparks debate in the staking sector. This move highlights the growing divide between traditional staking and higher-risk restaking strategies.
Bybit has filed a lawsuit against North Korea and the Lazarus Group, alleging they stole $1.5 billion in a hack. The exchange secured a preliminary injunction to freeze the stolen assets.
The U.S. Treasury has sanctioned two cryptocurrency exchanges, accusing them of laundering millions for Iran's Revolutionary Guard. The exchanges are based in Georgia, the UAE, and Iran.
Industry leaders from Pantera Capital, DCG, and Ava Labs discussed the steady shift toward institutional blockchain adoption, the practical intersection of AI and Web3, and the global impact of real-world asset tokenization.
Elon Musk forecasts that AI and robotics will render money unnecessary by 2036 due to massive productivity, though fiscal obligations and resource limits indicate value will concentrate in hard assets.
A mild coordinated red session across the watchlist. BTC $64,298 (-0.8%), ETH $1,904.70 (-0.4%), SOL $72.92 (-1.4%).
Crypto wrench attacks—where criminals threaten physical harm to force victims to transfer funds—have stolen over $30M in 2026. Data leaks and threats to relatives are widening the physical risks facing crypto holders, with only 12 of 46 documented attempts resulting in payment.
Zeus Wallet, a self-custodial Bitcoin Lightning Network wallet, was taken offline after a cyberattack. Founder Evan Kaloudis confirmed no customer funds were lost and no Lightning Network vulnerability was found. Users are advised to wait for official updates before attempting to access their wallets.
Blockchain.com has obtained a VASP custody license in the Cayman Islands, adding to its recent regulatory approvals in Europe. This move strengthens its position as a regulated crypto service provider in key global markets.
Federal prosecutors have charged Taj Tarsha, founder of an NFT startup, with misusing $10 million in investor funds for personal expenses. This case highlights ongoing concerns about transparency and accountability in the crypto sector.
The US Senate will vote on the CLARITY Act, a bill aimed at regulating cryptocurrencies, this week. Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott confirmed the vote, despite a narrow voting window. The bill seeks to provide clear guidelines for crypto businesses and investors.
Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, is entering Saudi Arabia's market with a focus on tokenizing institutional real estate assets. This move marks Tether's first venture into the Middle East and highlights the growing trend of tokenizing real-world assets on blockchain.
A volunteer group using AI to scan Bitcoin's codebase found 85 critical bugs, averaging one per hour per person. The group described the situation as 'extremely bad,' raising concerns about the security and stability of the world's largest cryptocurrency.
Speaking at the Rare Evo conference, Digital Chamber executive Cody Carbone warned that a 616-page U.S. crypto market structure bill faces a critical deadline before the August Senate recess. Securing the necessary 60 votes hinges heavily on resolving ethics negotiations between lawmakers and the White House.
Former Bitfarms developer and current Bitcoin research analyst Allard Ping breaks down how structural leverage and international economics principles caused STRC to drop below its $100 target.
Investment manager Larry Lepard argues that exponential U.S. debt growth mathematically obligates central banks to expand the money supply, making hard assets like Bitcoin essential hedges against systemic risk.
A mild green session with ETH leading. BTC $64,804 (+1.0%), ETH $1,910.33 (+2.2%), SOL $73.73 (-0.4%).