Law Firm Claims $5M in Frozen Hacker Funds Before Victims Do
When crypto moves faster than courts, lawyers start claiming other people's frozen assets.
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When crypto moves faster than courts, lawyers start claiming other people's frozen assets.
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A federal judge just decided that DeFi protocols can move stolen money as long as the victims keep their right to chase it.
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While Basel wants to lock banks out of public blockchains, Singapore just opened a window.
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When you're moving $700 million in tokenized Bitcoin across blockchain rails, "good enough" stops being good enough. Solv Protocol is migrating its entire tokenized Bitcoin infrastructure—covering $700M in assets—from LayerZero to Chainlink's CCIP, citing security and reliability concerns
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Wall Street just spent $30 billion learning what crypto natives figured out in 2020: ownership without intermediaries scales faster than ownership through them.
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The biggest crypto exchange operator just made its entire ownership structure readable on a public blockchain, because apparently "trust us" isn't good enough anymore. Bullish tokenized all 151 million shares of its equity on Solana, making the full cap table visible and verifiable on-chain
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While everyone's watching Bitcoin ETFs, China-linked tokenized stocks just quietly went parabolic on an exchange most institutions pretend doesn't exist.
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Wall Street just bet a billion dollars that the future of finance looks more like PredictIt than the NYSE. Kalshi closed a $1B Series F led by Coatue, doubling its valuation to $22B and marking one of the largest fintech raises in 2026.
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Bitcoin has always been too slow and expensive to buy coffee with — until now, apparently. GoMining launched GoBTC Pay, a payment protocol that claims to deliver free, instant Bitcoin payments on the core Bitcoin layer.
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The world's largest stablecoin issuer just became a more active law enforcement partner than most banks. Tether froze over $500 million USDT across 370 addresses in April 2025 alone, according to BlockSec data
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The Valley's most crypto-committed VC firm just made the biggest bet on blockchain infrastructure since the last bubble popped. Andreessen Horowitz raised $2.2 billion for Crypto Fund 5, targeting stablecoins, blockchain infrastructure, and on-chain financial markets
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Peter Thiel just took the performance-enhancement debate out of the shadows and onto the NYSE. Enhanced Games, an Olympics competitor allowing performance-enhancing drugs, went public via SPAC at a $1.2B valuation with backing from Peter Thiel and former Coinbase CTO Balaji Srinivasan
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The first stablecoin built specifically for AI agents just went live, which means we're about to find out if machines care about transaction fees. Exodus launched XO Cash, a stablecoin on Solana designed for AI agent transactions with built-in spending controls
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Wall Street's tokenization infrastructure is finally moving from PowerPoints to production settlements, and the market is pricing in what happens when the rails go live.
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The institutions that tamed Bitcoin with ETFs are now shopping for the rest of the crypto stack. Institutional capital is flooding back into crypto, but Bitcoin ETFs are just the entry point, not the destination.
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While the crypto world debates which chain is fastest, Zcash just drew a line in the sand: quantum resistance isn't a someday problem, it's a next-month deliverable.
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The world's second-largest crypto can't break through a ceiling it last touched comfortably two years ago, and the data says it's not a pause, it's a problem.
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While Coinbase bleeds on the bottom line, Wall Street banks are hiring crypto teams by the dozen and one Coinbase business line is quietly exploding.
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Democracy voted yes, but the law might say no — a collision that could define what decentralized governance actually means when real money is on the line.
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A DAO with $70 million in recovered hack funds just voted to move it, and a court says they can't. Arbitrum DAO's Snapshot vote is passing with 90% support to release $71M in ETH frozen after the Kelp DAO exploit, moving toward a binding onchain governance proposal.
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