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Bitcoin dropped below $64,000 today even as several altcoins pushed higher, a divergence that’s playing out against a backdrop of rising oil prices and a major currency intervention out of Japan.
New York sued prediction-market Kalshi, alleging it offers sports and event wagers in the state without a gaming license.
Solana (SOL) price trades below the key $78 resistance within a descending channel, with bulls needing a breakout to target the next resistance at $83.47.
Stacks (STX) powering Bitcoin-native Finance targets idle Bitcoin, an op portunity that remains one of the largest untapped pools of capital in crypto. According to Binance Research, less than 1% of total BTC supply is …
Circle Internet Group has picked up a fresh regulatory milestone in New York, one of the states most closely watched in the digital asset space.
Situational Awareness retained about $10 billion in assets, including its Anthropic stake, after reportedly selling leveraged public stock positions to Ken Griffin’s Citadel.
RWA perpetual futures reached 99.2% of Bitcoin perpetual volume on Hyperliquid and Binance as tokenized equities led trading.
Twenty-eight financial institutions and central banks completed real-value settlements across six currencies using tokenized central bank reserves and commercial bank deposits.
New York has sued Kalshi over alleged illegal gambling operations, seeking at least $36 billion in damages.
XRP remains below the key descending trendline, with $1.10-$1.12 resistance determining whether bulls can target $1.20
Texans lost $56.8 million to cryptocurrency kiosks last year, more than any other state, according to FBI figures put before a legislative committee on Thursday. The state accounted for 1,179 of the 13,460 complaints th…
The post Altcoin Season May Be Different This Time, Wintermute Says Only a Few Tokens Could Lead appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News
Coinkite has disclosed a critical entropy-generation flaw affecting certain COLDCARD Mk2 and Mk3 firmware versions that may have weakened the security of wallet recovery seeds. According to PeckShield, the vulnerability…
New York State is seeking at least $36 billion from Kalshi, asking a state court to shut its prediction market down and strip it of three times whatever it has earned. Attorney General Letitia James filed the petition o…
The lawsuit adds to a growing clash between New York and the CFTC over whether federally regulated prediction markets are subject to state gambling laws.
FTX will begin distributing another $900 million to creditors starting tomorrow, bringing total repayments since the exchange’s 2022 collapse to nearly $10 billion. Many creditors are expected to recover more than 100% …
Crypto markets barely registered one of the sharpest equity rallies of the year on Friday, with bitcoin holding near $64,300 while South Korean stocks staged a record rebound from the selloff that dominated the past two…
Institutional investors accounted for 72% of Wintermute’s spot OTC flow in the first half of 2026 as capital clustered in fewer tokens and altcoin rallies became more selective.
Strategy has long been known for one thing, raising capital and buying more Bitcoin. But that playbook is starting to evolve. During its Q2 earnings call, the company confirmed it will no longer dedicate every dollar of…
Coinkite believes an attacker used AI to find a flaw that has cost owners of its Coldcard hardware wallets tens of millions of dollars in Bitcoin, and says its own AI review of the same code weeks earlier turned up noth…
The post Coldcard Warns Mk3 Users After $38M Bitcoin Sweep Raises Security Concerns appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News
Roughly 594 bitcoin, worth about $38 million, was swept out of around 500 separate wallets between 01:31 and 01:56 UTC on Friday in an attack traced to a flaw in how Coldcard hardware wallets generated their keys.
The post Hyperliquid News: HYPE Whales Unstake Millions as Protocol Revenue Tops $1.21 Billion appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News
DeFi risk management service LlamaRisk recommended that Aave wind down every reserve on Sonic, Scroll, zkSync, Metis, Soneium and Aptos, but action against most of those instances was already taken.
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