DOJ charges inmate over alleged $290K forfeited crypto theft

DOJ charges inmate Rossen Iossifov over an alleged $290,000 crypto theft involving forfeited funds, exchanges and mixing services.

Liquid staking survived with minimal outflows in Q2

Liquid staking remained near all-time highs, losing only 1.3% of staked ETH in Q2. ETH is also switching from exchange speculation to long-term confidence as some whales switch to staking.

From Tokenized Stocks to CASHCAT – Why Robinhood Chain Is Dominating Crypto Conversations

Robinhood Chain attracted huge trading volumes and new users, but skeptics flagged ownership limitations, bots, and fading meme coin momentum.

Ledger researchers reveal laser attack vulnerability in Tangem wallets

The unpatchable vulnerability in Tangem wallets highlights the critical need for robust, updatable security measures in hardware crypto storage. Ledger researchers reveal laser attack vulnerability in Tangem wallets.

Binance Reveals Where Its EU Users Went After MiCA

Binance just revealed where most departing EU users moved their crypto after MiCA — and the answer is raising hard questions about the new rulebook.

DOJ charges federal inmate over alleged theft of $290,000 in crypto forfeited to US government

Federal inmate Rossen Iossifov faces new charges for allegedly taking $290,000 in government-forfeited cryptocurrency.

European Central Bank upgrades economic modelling amid uncertainty, and crypto markets should pay attention

The ECB’s enhanced economic modeling signals prolonged high interest rates, impacting crypto markets by increasing the cost of holding non-yielding assets. European Central Bank upgrades economic modelling amid uncertainty, and crypto markets should pay attention.

SEC Reg Crypto Agenda: Why Startup Fundraising Could Become the Next Policy Catalyst

SEC Release 33-11426 opens a 60-day ETF comment window as Ondo and Securitize launch tokenized shares. Startup fundraising could drive the next policy pivot.

Coinbase Legal Chief Steps Down: Is Clarity Act Dead?

Paul Grewal, the chief legal officer who was responsible for steering Coinbase through some of its most turbulent regulatory battles, has suddenly announced that he is calling it quits.