The attack vector is still unknown, which means it's probably still open. A single attacker drained $8 million from crypto exchange Coinsbuy across both Ethereum and TRON networks in a coordinated breach
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The most crypto-friendly president in history just watched his media company kill a $6.4 billion crypto treasury deal, and nobody's talking about what that says about celebrity token strategies in 2026.
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A billion dollars in six months says restaurants just became a bankable asset class—without giving up equity or paying interest.
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Corporate M&A just cut out banks, lawyers, and the entire fiat rails—two European companies changed hands for Bitcoin, and only Bitcoin. H100 Group acquired two European firms in the first all-Bitcoin M&A transaction, no fiat conversion at any stage
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The retail trading app that democratized stocks is now bundling crypto access with AI commentary—and using someone else's infrastructure to do it. Robinhood launched crypto trading in its UK app through a partnership with Bitstamp, marking its entry into one of Europe's key digital asset markets
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The market just proved that Washington's calendar matters less than capital flows and macro tailwinds. Bitcoin held above $65,000 despite the Senate delaying the CLARITY Act until fall, showing regulatory drift doesn't dictate price action anymore.
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London just decided that digital gold is real enough to regulate, and that changes everything for how institutions think about on-chain collateral. The UK's Financial Conduct Authority is drafting new regulatory rules for tokenized gold, with an announcement expected within months
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The jobs market just handed crypto traders a gift: weak enough to kill rate hike hopes, not weak enough to spark recession panic. Bitcoin climbed above $65,000 after U.S. payrolls fell 23,000 in July versus an 80,000 forecast, pushing traders to price out a September Fed rate hike
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The CFTC is policing display formats while lobbyists bet Congress won't touch the real money before the session ends. The CFTC warned prediction market platforms to stop using American-style moneyline betting odds, focusing on pricing disclosure compliance rather than substantive market limits.
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When the US Treasury helps prop up someone else's currency for the first time in three decades, the dollar's empire just admitted it has borders.
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The crypto industry just learned what it feels like to have a checkbook but no legislative checkbook clearance. Senate Majority Leader John Thune filed cloture on the Clarity Act on August 8, setting up a September 15 vote after Democrats blocked a pre-recess floor vote
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Prediction markets just priced the CLARITY Act out of 2026 entirely, even as Senate leadership insists it's still on track. Senate Majority Leader Thune skipped filing for cloture before the August recess, pushing any Senate vote to September at the earliest
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The market that ate everything suddenly fears it might choke on what it swallowed. Wall Street fund managers now name AI itself as the biggest tail risk facing global markets, even as the S&P 500 continues setting records
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The people building the future with code think they need to rebuild giving from scratch, when the real innovation would be writing a check to someone who's been doing it for twenty years.
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The industry spent 17 years without federal rules, so what's another year? Grayscale's Zach Pandl says the CLARITY Act probably won't pass in 2026 due to a crowded Senate calendar and election-year politics blocking movement
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The laundry-folding robot is this decade's self-driving car — overfunded, under-delivered, and a perfect test of whether AI can handle the real world's wrinkled chaos.
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The biggest Bitcoin miner in the U.S. just turned its treasury into a credit card with an 18,750 BTC limit to bet on AI and energy infrastructure. MARA secured $600M in Bitcoin-backed loans, pledging 18,750 BTC as collateral to fund expansion into AI and energy sectors
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The most important crypto regulation in a decade is stuck in committee purgatory, and the industry's largest asset managers are now planning for a world where nobody knows what's legal.
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Ethereum's governance just proposed burning the thing that makes ETH different from every other crypto asset: native yield. EIP-8363 would burn validator rewards as Ethereum's staking ratio climbs, aiming to reduce ETH issuance but triggering fierce opposition from DeFi builders
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While retail panicked and sold, BlackRock quietly built a Bitcoin position larger than most countries' sovereign wealth funds. BlackRock's IBIT captured 81% of $853M in Bitcoin ETF inflows during a four-day streak, with $604M flowing in while retail investors panic-sold
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