The institutional money that was supposed to send Bitcoin to six figures spent July playing hot potato with conviction. Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $172.4 million in July inflows but remain $5.3 billion negative year to date after brutal May and June withdrawals
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The whole point of a cold wallet is that it never goes online—and that's exactly why 4,500 people just learned they never owned their bitcoin. An attacker exploited weak seed generation in Coldcard wallets to steal $89 million from 4,500+ addresses without ever touching the physical devices
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When grandma gets rug-pulled at the gas station, the state doesn't ask for better UX — it pulls the plug. Minnesota banned crypto kiosks after residents, primarily senior citizens, lost roughly $1 million to scams between 2023 and 2025.
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The guy who launched the world's first bitcoin ETF has a theory about why most fintech founders build the wrong thing first. Som Seif, founder of Purpose Unlimited, went from engineering to investment banking to launching Canada's first wave of ETFs and the world's first bitcoin ETF
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When your AI assistant commits actual felonies, who goes to jail?
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The world's most valuable sports property is about to learn what happens when you try to tokenize power without consensus.
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The biggest DEX just became a bank, and every standalone lending protocol should be sweating. Uniswap launched Earn, a native lending product built on Morpho with Gauntlet-curated vaults, letting users generate yield on idle crypto without leaving the platform
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While American AI labs wage spec wars, OpenAI just published its European compliance playbook — the real race is who can ship frontier models without tripping regulatory wire. OpenAI detailed its safety, security, and transparency practices aligned with the EU AI Act as it enters enforcement phases
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The prediction market gold rush just hit a $36 billion wall — and it's asking a question no one in Web3 wants answered: what if federal licensing doesn't actually override state law?
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China's hottest AI startup doesn't own its compute—it rents it from an e-commerce giant that stockpiled chips before the bans kicked in. Moonshot AI, maker of the Kimi chatbot, runs on ~20,000 Nvidia chips leased from Alibaba, not its own infrastructure
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Robinhood built a blockchain that's outpacing Solana in RWA adoption while everyone was busy arguing about which L2 would win. KyberSwap integrated RobinScan for transaction exploration on Robinhood Chain, while Uniswap rolled out a new Launches tab starting with the same chain
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The future of finance isn't decoupling from TradFi. It's eating it, one tokenized equity at a time. RWA perpetual futures hit $62B in volume, reaching 99.2% of Bitcoin perpetual volume on major exchanges like Hyperliquid and Binance
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A Dutch insurance cooperative just proved that "AI transformation" isn't a tech problem—it's a permission problem. Univé, a Dutch insurance cooperative, deployed ChatGPT Enterprise across its 1,200-person workforce with leadership buy-in, governance frameworks, and grassroots experimentation
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While South Korea's tech darlings shed $126 billion in hours, Bitcoin didn't even blink. Bitcoin held steady near $64,000 as South Korea's Kospi experienced its largest single-day swing in history, with Samsung and SK Hynix jumping over 23% after yesterday's historic crash
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The world's biggest sporting event just became crypto's largest product market fit test, and nobody had to explain what a wallet was.
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South Korea's largest bank is launching blockchain payments next month while the UK is still holding committee meetings about whether stablecoins are useful. KB Kookmin Bank will launch a blockchain-based cross-border corporate payments service in August using JPMorgan's Kinexys network
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The man who turned corporate treasury into a Bitcoin war chest just got hit with an $8.2 billion quarterly loss and came out swinging at Buffett.
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Altman's sudden regulatory charm offensive looks less like statesmanship and more like damage control when you realize the meetings happened days after an internal AI agent went sideways.
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The world's largest asset manager is watching its clients play musical chairs with crypto ETFs, and the pattern tells you more about institutional uncertainty than confidence.
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The biggest pool of dollar-backed crypto liquidity just shrunk for the first time since 2022, but people are spending stablecoins faster than ever. Stablecoin market cap dropped $16 billion over 10 weeks, hitting a six-month low in the first sustained contraction since 2022
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