Zilliqa points to hardware wallet flaw discarding entropy to expose crypto keys, enabling 683M ZIL theft
The post-mortem says 683.13 million ZIL was proven stolen while the bulk scan omitted the four-signature floor.
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Crypto exchange volumes double in five days as market activity rebounds
Monthly volume tells a similar story, with $490 billion traded so far in August compared to $670 billion in July.
Zcash Hits Eight-Year High as Futures Bets Nearly Double
ZEC broke above $880 while open interest in perpetual futures climbed to $1.8 billion.
Bitcoin price hits $80K as 24-hour crypto short liquidations pass $220M
As BTC tops $80,000 for the first time since May, price analysis warns that the market still needs to sustain higher levels to challenge the bear-market thesis.
The Group Behind the GTA VI Leaks Has a Meme Coin, Millions in Value, and a Secret Agenda
CYBERLEEK, the Solana-based meme coin tied to alleged GTA VI leakers, climbed 35% in just one day, while its seven-day rally has reached almost 40,000%.
Crypto political group details list of U.S. congressional allies its backing this year
Stand With Crypto, a member group that rates the crypto friendliness of politicians, is supporting 32 U.S. House incumbents, with more endorsements coming.
Bitcoin Traders Watch Jackson Hole As Kevin Warsh Prepares First Fed Keynote
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Coinbase debuts tokenized stocks on Base network, joining race to bring equities on blockchain
The crypto exchange is starting with tokenized versions of Apple, Nvidia, Meta and Alphabet, issued under its new Abu Dhabi framework.
Bitcoin’s $80K breakout needs spot demand after short squeeze: analysts
Bitcoin has climbed nearly 24% from below $64,000 toward $80,000 as U.S. spot ETF inflows and forced short covering have fueled its strongest weekly advance since March 2023. Nansen senior research analyst Nicolai Søndergaard told crypto.news that Bitcoin has probably…
Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs Grew $23 Billion Last Week—Only $2.6 Billion Was New Money
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs booked their strongest inflow week since October, but most of the gain came from coins investors already owned getting more valuable.
Chain shutdown strips BounceBit token utility after authorization flaw exposes 286M tokens
The 1:1 reissue preserves units while gas, staking, rewards and governance wait for a new economic role.
Saylor sat out Bitcoin’s 20% rally while Tom Lee bought Ethereum after a 30% surge
Bitcoin and Ethereum surged last week as falling Treasury yields, renewed US crypto optimism, and a wave of short liquidations sent digital assets sharply higher. Bitcoin climbed more than 20% and approached $80,000, while Ethereum gained about 30% in its…