Dormant Bitcoin activity has dropped to its lowest level since Q3 2022. This suggests that long-term holders are reducing their distribution, potentially signaling a decrease in sell pressure from veteran investors.
Europe's strict regulatory landscape may trigger a wave of mergers and acquisitions within the crypto industry as companies seek to navigate compliance more effectively.
Binance conducts monthly security exercises, known as 'red teaming,' on its staff to prevent social engineering attacks and enhance the platform's defense against hackers.
Russia's largest bank, Sberbank, is reportedly planning to develop crypto trading infrastructure by December, signaling a potential shift toward digital asset integration within the country's major financial institution.
Bitcoin ETF weekly trading volume has hit its lowest level since October 2024, even as Ether funds lead inflows, drawing capital comparable to Bitcoin ETFs despite significantly smaller net assets.
Fidelity is calling on the U.S. Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, joining industry leaders in pushing for clearer market structure legislation for the crypto sector.
The Bitcoin Policy Institute has joined the U.S. State Department's Freedom Tech Excellence Program, collaborating with tech leaders Palantir and Anduril on initiatives aimed at advancing freedom-enhancing technologies.
Real-world assets like stocks and commodities have officially outpaced crypto on Hyperliquid, the leading decentralized derivatives exchange. This marks a significant shift in trading activity and interest within the decentralized finance ecosystem.
Crypto advocacy groups are urging lawmakers to pass the CLARITY Act, warning that the window for establishing a comprehensive crypto market structure bill before the 2026 US elections is rapidly closing.
Bitcoin ETFs saw $225M in outflows, snapping a seven-day inflow streak. Increased US-Iran tensions led to a brief dip below $65,000, though the week ultimately closed in the green.
Speculation is growing about capital rotating from AI back into crypto, driven by Bitcoin ETF inflows, cooling AI momentum, and potential regulatory progress under the CLARITY Act.
Sam Altman-backed World Network has secured $52.5 million in new funding to combat AI-generated deepfakes, highlighting the growing intersection between blockchain technology and AI security.
World Foundation raised $52.5 million in its first WLD token sale close. Led by Pantera, the round included investors such as Bain Capital Crypto and Susquehanna, featuring a one-year lockup period for participants.
MicroStrategy is updating how it tracks its Bitcoin metrics to better reflect the current bear market. The move aims to provide more clarity on the company's massive treasury holdings.
Thailand’s SEC has filed a criminal complaint against Bitkub and two former directors. The legal action follows allegations of false disclosures concerning a 2021 cyberattack that affected $50 million in digital assets.
Bitcoin's new $15M Quantum Defense Fund has launched, while the Clarity Act faces delays past the August recess. Meanwhile, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev's X account was hacked to promote a meme coin.
Companies holding Bitcoin in their treasuries are selling off assets to repay debt and pivot toward AI initiatives following a significant drop in their share prices.
A hacker used an unattended Hermes AI agent to infiltrate Thailand's Ministry of Finance, disabling safety settings to automate network exploration and search for root access.
Brazil has implemented one of its first uses of tokenized livestock as loan collateral, with ten dairy cows backing a $19,600 loan registered on the B3 exchange.