Latest updates, press releases, and insights from the volatile world of digital assets.
Ripple has obtained a preliminary CASP approval from Luxembourg regulators, advancing its path to full MiCA compliance across Europe, though XRP saw a price decline amid broader market conditions
A sophisticated multi-week exploit targeted the Ethereum sandwich bot, resulting in the loss of millions in WETH, USDC, and USDT. The operator has offered a bounty and signaled plans for legal action
South Korea’s leading digital bank has signed an agreement with the Solana Foundation to test blockchain-powered cross-border payments, marking the first such tie-up for a Korean internet-only bank as it expands its services ahead of its parent company’s planned US IPO
Bitmine Immersion Technologies added over $90 million worth of Ethereum in the past week, bringing its total holdings to 5.67 million ETH and overall assets to $10.7 billion, while Chairman Tom Lee maintains his view that the sector's best days are still to come despite current market pressures
Peter Schiff slammed Grant Cardone’s hybrid real estate and Bitcoin fund model, arguing it solves nothing since rental income already covers property expenses. Cardone continues aggressive Bitcoin purchases and promotes the approach as a fix for traditional REIT limitations
A Pew Research Center survey shows 22% of Republicans have engaged with crypto compared to 17% of Democrats, marking a clear shift in partisan adoption patterns
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson outlines ambitious AI integration in Midnight City, positioning autonomous agents for scaled community management, economic simulation, and broader ecosystem growth in the privacy-focused Midnight Network
Mike Novogratz pushes back against claims that Bitcoin is a dead asset, pointing to potential Federal Reserve rate cuts as a key catalyst for renewed growth amid current market weakness
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded their largest 30-day net outflows since launch, totaling around $6.35 billion, as Bitcoin trades lower amid macroeconomic pressures and ongoing geopolitical risks
Hester Peirce, known as Crypto Mom, will depart the SEC in November after nearly a decade advocating for clearer digital asset regulations. Her exit leaves the agency with just two commissioners as key crypto policy work continues
