Bitcoin Policy Institute urges pre-release access to frontier models for developer cybersecurity amid shifting investor focus from crypto to compute infrastructure
The Harmony blockchain team has acknowledged a critical security incident involving the unauthorized minting of billions of ONE tokens, with officials now considering a network rollback to reverse the damage.
The exchange is targeting the rapidly expanding tokenized equities sector with instruments that provide price exposure without actual share ownership.
Federal regulators escalate jurisdictional dispute over event contracts as state authorities seek to classify federally regulated markets as illegal gambling.
The San Francisco-based asset manager reduces headcount to approximately 155 employees, joining a wave of layoffs sweeping digital-asset firms.
Harmony's ONE token plummets 26% following a massive minting exploit, while a separate XRP bridge loses $200,000 to a deposit validation flaw—exposing persistent vulnerabilities in blockchain interoperability infrastructure.
Investors must sell DEFI fund shares before the August 17 trading halt or face forced liquidation, with cash distributions expected around August 28 as the $11.77 million fund sheds 25% of shares
Regulators claim the firm promised crypto liquidity-pool returns while diverting funds to pay earlier investors and finance luxury spending.
Mining pools controlling the majority of network hash rate are building a competing chain, triggering fears of a massive blockchain reorganization and record price lows for the asset.
Strategy’s $4.6 billion liquidity position and Twenty One’s strategic evolution signal a maturation of corporate crypto balance sheet strategies toward sustainable reserve management.
Mining pools controlling majority hash rate build competing chain, threatening multi-day rollback of transactions.
Federal regulators order prediction market platform to continue operations despite state lawsuit, while separate enforcement action against individual trader faces judicial stay