Russia’s State Duma Just Opened One Crypto Door — and Kept Another Locked
Russia's lower house approved a sweeping crypto framework with capped retail access, a protected domestic ruble, and a very different rule for foreign trade.
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Pavel Durov Just Made a Crypto Promise to One Billion Telegram Users
's founder says its largest crypto rollout yet is coming this summer. The scale is enormous, and the missing details will decide whether the promise...
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Hut 8 Locked In $19.6 Billion of AI Leases. The Bitcoin Miner Is Becoming Something Else
Hut 8 secured $19.6 billion in 15-year base-term AI data center leases at Beacon Point, accelerating its shift beyond its Bitcoin mining roots.
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Aztec Cut Private Ethereum Proving to 2.5 Seconds. Its Own Warning Still Matters
Aztec Alpha V5 makes private transactions dramatically faster and cheaper, but the network's V4 history explains why its Alpha label still matters.
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Morpho Says It Found Onchain Finance’s Missing Piece. The Real Test Starts With One Market
Morpho Midnight launches fixed-rate, fixed-term crypto lending on Base with one cbBTC/USDC market, testing whether DeFi credit can become predictable.
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Jack Mallers’ Twenty One Exit Was Framed as Orderly. His Own Account Changes the Story
Tether described an orderly CEO transition at Twenty One Capital. Jack Mallers' own account reveals how deep the break ran—and why a much bigger Bitcoin...
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CoinShares Found a $30 Trillion Door for Crypto. The First Fund Doesn’t Hold Bitcoin
Coins has opened a UCITS route into Europe’s €26.3 trillion regulated-fund market. Its first ETF targets Bitcoin through listed miners, not the coin itself.
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Grayscale Filed for a Worldcoin ETF. One Number in the Prospectus Changes the Bet
Grayscale wants to bring Worldcoin exposure to Nasdaq through GWLD, but a striking wallet-concentration disclosure and two more years of token unlocks reshape the bet.
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The Stablecoin Rulebook Hit Its Deadline. One Agency Was Still Taking Comments Yesterday
The GENIUS Act gave regulators one year to write the rules. As that clock expired, the NCUA had only just closed comments on core issuer...
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DTCC Just Ran Live Tokenized Trades. The Market Is Not Open Yet
DTC-custodied QQQ, Treasuries and equities moved through real production workflows, but the controlled event was not a generally open tokenized market.
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The Wallet App Can Be Real and the Seed-Phrase Prompt Can Still Be Fake
OkoBot malware can inject a fake seed-phrase prompt into a real Ledger Live or Trezor Suite wallet app on a compromised Windows computer.
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Kraken Put Bitcoin Options in Dollars. The Order Book Is Still Coming Later
Kraken's new BTC and ETH options settle in dollars and share one collateral wallet. For now, trades still begin with a request for a quote.
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Bitcoin Japan Is Raising $60 Million. Bitcoin Is Fourth in Line
Bitcoin Japan's ¥9.66 billion financing can nearly double its share count, but just 6.8% is earmarked for Bitcoin—and that money sits fourth in a priority...
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Solana Wants 150-Millisecond Finality. Four Pieces Have to Survive a Bug Hunt First
Solana's 150-millisecond finality target faces a bug hunt covering four Alpenglow modules before the new consensus system reaches mainnet.
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A Bitcoin Q-Day Recovery Proof Runs in 243 Milliseconds. Satoshi’s Coins Are Still Outside It
Project Eleven's Bitcoin Q-Day recovery proof ran in 243 milliseconds, but the unaudited design cannot rescue Satoshi-era P2PK coins or work on-chain today.
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Grayscale Put Ethereum and Solana Staking on the Same Quarterly Cash Clock
Grayscale plans to put Ethereum and Solana staking rewards on the same quarterly cash schedule through trust amendments expected around August 7.
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Bitcoin Was Supposed to Be the Wild Trade. South Korea’s Stock Market Just Got Wilder
For one recent window, South Korea's KOSPI swung harder than Bitcoin. Leverage, chip-stock concentration and a violent unwind explain the reversal.
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TRON Carries $90 Billion in USDT. The Daily Flow Is a Quarter of That
TRON now holds more than $90 billion of USDT and moves about $22.6 billion on an average day. Supply and transfer volume tell different parts...
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Strategy Sold $263.5 Million of Stock. It Bought No Bitcoin
Strategy issued 2.7 million MSTR shares and sent $225 million into its dollar reserve. Its 843,775-Bitcoin pile did not move.
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A Chicago Trading Firm Posted USDC as Margin. The Cash Never Reached the Blockchain
Prime Trading posted USDC to Marex for regulated derivatives margin. Coinbase handled the crypto rail, while Marex supplied cash downstream.