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Regulators at the Federal Reserve are moving to formalise rules for stablecoins, signalling a shift in how banks may soon treat these digital assets under supervision. The Vice Chair for Supervision at the Fed, Michelle Bowman, emphasised that banks should be able to engage with digital currencies — including stablecoins — under new regulatory guardrails. She argued that existing regulations, many crafted in the aftermath of the 2008

Strategy, the publicly traded firm widely known for holding the largest corporate stash of Bitcoin, has drawn a line under doubts over its ability to meet dividend and debt obligations without selling crypto by creating a $1.44 billion U. S.-dollar reserve backed by share sales. This move reflects a deeper shift in the company’s risk management as the digital-asset market endures sharp price swings.

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Crypto markets endured a sharp shake-out as leveraged positions worth roughly $800 million were liquidated within a single 24-hour span, wiping out a wave of long bets across major digital assets.

The dump was triggered when Bitcoin slipped below a key price threshold, pressuring highly leveraged long positions on futures markets and prompting a cascade of forced sell-offs. Platforms such as Hyperliquid and Bybit reportedly absorbed the majority of

A sophisticated attack on the liquidity pool of yETH — the liquid staking token index offered by Yearn Finance — drained millions of dollars in assets when an attacker minted an effectively unlimited amount of yETH and exchanged the bogus tokens for real ETH and other liquid-staking assets. Blockchain data indicate close to 1,000 ETH — roughly US$ 3 million — was swiftly moved through mixing service Tornado Cash

Japan’s 10-year government bond yield jumped to 1.84 percent, marking its highest level since 2008, sending ripples across global financial markets. Equities and risk assets came under pressure while investors reassessed portfolios built on cheap Japanese funding.

The surge reflects an abrupt shift away from decades of near-zero rates in Japan, transforming the dynamics of global capital flows. Long considered a foundation of stability, Japanese government bonds are now

China’s central bank has reaffirmed its prohibition on cryptocurrency use and announced a renewed enforcement drive targeting stablecoins and underground trading networks. At a high-level interagency meeting convened in Beijing by the People’s Bank of China, officials declared that all virtual currencies remain outside the legal tender framework and insisted that any related business activity constitutes illicit financial conduct.

The PBOC underscored heightened concerns over what it described

Stock market information for Bitcoin
Bitcoin is a crypto in the CRYPTO market.
The price is 91117.0 USD currently with a change of -180.00 USD from the previous close.
The intraday high is 91871.0 USD and the intraday low is 90476.0 USD.

Stock market information for Ethereum
Ethereum is a crypto in the CRYPTO market.
The price is 3017.08 USD currently with a change of -6.16 USD from the

South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange saw roughly $36 million drained from its hot wallet linked to the Solana network in what officials describe as an “abnormal withdrawal”. The breach triggered an immediate freeze on deposits and withdrawals. The operator, Dunamu, moved remaining assets into cold storage and pledged to fully reimburse all affected users.

Authorities in Seoul identified the hacking group Lazarus Group — long associated with previous crypto

Organisers DMCC and Bybit have selected five winning projects from their global Web3 Unleashed #3 hackathon, granting a total prize pool of US$140,000 to the top teams. The live finale took place at S/O Uptown Dubai where finalists pitched across six tracks — DeFi, Web3 Gaming, SocialFi, Infrastructure, Tokenisation, as well as two new areas, DeFAI and DeSci.

More than 90 teams applied from around the world and

Dogecoin has attracted fresh attention as price action strengthens in tandem with the debut of its first U. S. spot ETFs, even though initial institutional demand appears muted. Trading volume surged and chart patterns suggest growing bullish conviction among some market participants.

The first U. S.-listed spot Dogecoin ETF, Grayscale GDOG ETF, began trading on the NYSE Arca with a zero-fee structure for early investors. Its opening-day volume totalled

Stellar’s native token XLM jumped above $0.25 as U. S. Bank embarked on a pilot to issue a bank-grade stablecoin on the public Stellar blockchain. That move marks a notable shift for legacy finance, signalling growing institutional comfort with blockchain rails offering compliance, speed and programmability.

U. S. Bank, the fifth-largest commercial bank in the United States, is working in partnership with advisory firm PwC and the Stellar Development

Market attention turned sharply towards World Liberty Financial as its WLFI token climbed more than 7% on the daily chart, supported by renewed momentum in a buyback programme that has drawn heightened interest from traders. The jump in value, which pushed volumes higher across multiple exchanges, underscored a shift in sentiment around the project after a period of steady consolidation in its price trajectory.

Traders noted that the upswing

Moscow has moved to ease restrictions on investments tied to digital assets by announcing that major fund managers will be permitted to purchase derivatives linked to cryptocurrencies from early next year. Under this policy shift, the Bank of Russia plans to amend regulations in the first quarter of the upcoming year to allow capital-management firms, previously barred, to engage in futures and options referencing digital currencies.

The initiative

The prediction-market platform Polymarket has gained regulatory clearance to resume operations in the United States following approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The move positions Polymarket to re-enter a market it exited after a settlement with the regulator in 2022, signalling a major shift in how event-based trading may evolve in the US financial ecosystem.

Polymarket, founded by Shayne Coplan in 2020 and headquartered in New York City,

The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, fell swiftly this week as a sustained sell-off put the token on track for its steepest monthly decline since 2022. It slipped as much as 7.6 per cent to around $80,553 before trimming losses, while the broader crypto market cap fell below $3 trillion for the first time since April.

Forced liquidations, institutional outflows and thin liquidity emerged as key drivers of the slide. Analysts at

Bitcoin climbed to just below $88,000, with fresh momentum in the market fuelling optimism among traders and analysts. The broad crypto ecosystem responded in kind, bringing the total market capitalisation close to the $3 trillion mark — a figure emblematic of expanding institutional interest and regulatory shifts. A growing number of market participants now expect the flagship crypto-asset to press higher, although analysts caution that volatility remains elevated

Malaysia’s national utility firm Tenaga Nasional Berhad recorded losses of about RM 4.57 billion stemming from illegal electricity usage linked to cryptocurrency-mining operations between 2020 and August 2025. The Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation disclosed that 13,827 premises were identified for unauthorised power use in bitcoin-mining setups.

The scale of the issue has triggered coordinated action by TNB alongside law-enforcement agencies, the communications regulator

The cryptocurrency futures market experienced a significant wave of forced liquidations, amounting to $1.03 billion over the past 24 hours. A considerable portion of the liquidations occurred in long positions, totaling $725 million, while $305 million worth of short positions were also closed.

The dramatic liquidations were triggered by volatile market movements, which saw sharp price fluctuations across multiple digital assets. These price swings were exacerbated by shifts in

Smart cities have emerged as a transformative vision for the future of urban life, integrating cutting-edge technologies to enhance living standards, boost sustainability, and improve service efficiency. However, as these cities evolve, they face growing concerns regarding cybersecurity. With vast amounts of sensitive data being collected, processed, and transmitted across networks, securing these data exchanges is paramount. The role of modern cryptographic solutions in safeguarding these environments has never been more critical. The research paper “Securing Smart Cities Through Modern

Aave, a leading decentralised finance protocol, has announced the launch of its new retail-focused crypto yield app on Apple’s App Store. The application aims to give users a simple way to earn interest on their digital assets, with Aave promising annual yields of over 5% on deposits. This rate surpasses the returns typically offered by traditional money market funds, a move that highlights Aave’s ambition to bridge

Bitcoin, the world’s leading cryptocurrency, has seen a significant drop, dipping below the $91,000 mark, a level that had previously seemed unreachable for the digital asset. This latest decline marks a pivotal moment for the market, as Bitcoin continues to face heightened volatility amidst shifting investor sentiments and global economic factors.

The recent price adjustment follows a series of fluctuations that have seen the value of Bitcoin soar to

Michael Saylor, the prominent Bitcoin advocate and co-founder of MicroStrategy, has made another significant move in his aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy. His company, which has been steadily amassing the cryptocurrency for years, has purchased 8,178 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $835 million. This new purchase further strengthens MicroStrategy’s position as one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin globally, a move that aligns with Saylor’s vision of Bitcoin as

Taiwan is set to begin a pilot program to assess the viability of Bitcoin as a strategic asset, marking a significant shift in the country’s approach to digital currencies. The decision, which was approved by both the Prime Minister and Taiwan’s central bank, aims to explore the potential of Bitcoin in the country’s financial strategy and its application in managing confiscated assets.

The initiative comes at a time when

An in‑depth probe by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has unveiled a sprawling network of criminal finance powered by cryptocurrencies, highlighting how digital asset platforms, cash‑to‑crypto storefronts and unregulated exchange desks have become central to laundering money for human‑trafficking rings, drug cartels and Russian organised crime groups. The investigation, under the title “The Coin Laundry”, involved more than 100 journalists

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