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A Google engineer allegedly used non-public search data to trade on Polymarket, marking the second arrest for insider trading in prediction markets. The case highlights risks and regulatory scrutiny in crypto prediction platforms.
Crypto trading firm FalconX has taken steps toward going public, filing confidentially with the SEC and hiring bankers. The IPO is not expected until later this year due to market instability.
The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) now supports Bitcoin addresses, allowing users to send and receive BTC using human-readable names. This integration bridges the gap between Ethereum and Bitcoin networks, making crypto transactions more user-friendly.
The CFTC and crypto exchange Gemini have jointly filed to reverse a $5M settlement from 2025, admitting it should not have been filed. This rare move highlights the regulatory uncertainty in the crypto industry.
The CME is launching round-the-clock Bitcoin futures trading, eliminating the weekend gaps that traders have long watched for opportunities. Three gaps from earlier sessions remain unresolved, however.
A pseudonymous claimant is suing for legal ownership of 3.8 million Bitcoin in dormant addresses, valued at $293 billion. The plaintiff doesn't hold the private keys but argues they should still be recognized as the rightful owner.
A user on X claims to have discovered a $100 million exploit in a major crypto project. The exploit allegedly involves a smart contract vulnerability, but details are still emerging.
A prominent crypto influencer shared a link on X without explanation. The post has sparked speculation in the crypto community. The destination of the link is currently unknown.
Andreessen Horowitz predicts tokenized assets could grow 100 times by 2030. Companies like Securitize and Ondo Finance are leading this race, with major partners like BlackRock and the NYSE.
Elon Musk is reportedly considering merging Tesla and SpaceX, creating the world's fifth-largest corporate bitcoin treasury worth $3.3 billion. This move would solidify his tech empire's influence in the crypto space.
Security researchers have identified an ongoing exploit of Stake DAO, where an attacker minted 5.4 trillion vsdCRV tokens on Arbitrum and is swapping them for ether. This highlights the ongoing risks of smart contract vulnerabilities in decentralized finance.
A new bill aims to require U.S. government agencies to purchase only domestically mined Bitcoin, which critics say could centralize the network. The legislation could also create regulatory uncertainty for miners and users.
Former Coinbase executive Klaus Michaelson has announced a new crypto project. The details are scarce, but the move signals a potential shift in the industry's leadership landscape.
Wall Street firm Jefferies forecasts a surge in crypto and blockchain IPOs, potentially creating a $1 trillion market. This shift reflects growing institutional interest in real-world financial infrastructure over speculative trading.
Flow Trades has launched a new crypto trading platform, offering lower fees and enhanced security features. The platform aims to attract both novice and experienced traders with its user-friendly interface and advanced tools.
Crypto political action committees (PACs) are increasingly targeting Republican candidates, moving away from bipartisan strategies. This shift comes as the industry celebrates political victories in Texas and other states, signaling a strategic realignment in lobbying efforts.
Blocmates has introduced a new crypto wallet designed for ease of use and strong security. The wallet includes multi-signature support and biometric authentication, aiming to protect users' assets more effectively.
Block (formerly Square) is introducing a stablecoin feature to Cash App, starting with 25% of its 60 million users. By the end of the week, all users will have access to the feature, allowing them to buy, sell, and hold stablecoins directly within the app.
A major central bank project found that tokenizing assets could make international payments faster and more secure. The project will now test real-value transactions using tokenized central bank money and bank deposits on blockchain networks.
Banca Sella is the first Italian bank to receive EU authorization for bitcoin and crypto services under the MiCA regulation. This milestone marks a significant step for crypto adoption in traditional banking.