Two infrastructure projects are heading for the exit, with Harmony citing AI-driven security threats and Router Protocol conceding its model was unsustainable.
Ethereum commits to gas-fee abstraction while Solana expands transaction capacity, marking divergent but complementary paths toward mainstream blockchain usability.
The attacker has drained the 11 largest of 293 vaults, while Galaxy Research notes 82% of total stolen funds remain unmoved across all attack waves.
The protocol plans to transition validators to a new 'remix economy' initiative weeks after an exploit forced the discard of 109,000 transactions.
New Jersey's certiorari petition sets stage for potential precedent-setting ruling on regulatory authority over political event contracts.
Bitcoin sidechain halts activity as Blockstream attempts to contact attackers who drained funds claiming security research motives.
A governance proposal under review would equip bounded emergency roles with one-way safety calls to freeze lending markets, though the current Risk Steward cannot invoke them and their use would not require public disclosure.
The blockchain firm adds another SEC-conference school to its sports marketing roster while on-chain metrics reveal a shift toward fewer but wealthier participants.
Fresh capital into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs has slowed dramatically, with only two major issuers drawing positive flows immediately before the holiday weekend.
A long-dormant Bitcoin wallet containing 600 BTC has shown activity for the first time since 2009, though blockchain investigators have ruled out any connection to pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto.
Borrowers pledge bitcoin but cannot reclaim their crypto until the underlying conventional mortgage is fully repaid or refinanced, while the lender is free to reuse the assets.
Weekly flows for dedicated Solana products collapsed while Strategy and Robinhood now dominate a $4.5 billion large-cap fund, signaling changing institutional access patterns.