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Digital Assets Week will return to London, where capital markets transformation through tokenization is examined in depth, from issuance and market structure to settlement, custody, liquidity and regulatory alignment. The underlying foundation of Digital Assets Week is Global Asset Digitisation…
Core Lightning confirms a Bitcoin Lightning Network vulnerability and hides the details for two weeks to slow attackers.
Operation Bluebird launched a rival Twitter site, escalating the Twitter trademark lawsuit X Corp. filed in Delaware.
80% of economists surveyed by CNBC want Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh to explain his economic thinking when he delivers his first Jackson Hole keynote on Friday. The poll of 31 economists, strategists, and investors also shows deep division over…
An attacker exploited a vulnerability in the Cosmos EVM to move $50 million of Nesa (NES) off the project’s chain. However, the payout came to $60,000. Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps traced the wallets involved. Liquidity vanished from the pools before…
Salesforce beat earnings and expanded its Anthropic partnership, undercutting fears AI would replace enterprise software.
The Justice Department and FBI have seized the domains behind QScan and QTRouter, two platforms run by China state-sponsored hackers whose victims include NASA, the Federal Reserve, and the US Senate. Court documents identify the operators as a group called…
The gold price consolidates above $4,600 as traders await Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech this week.
Jim Cramer names PepsiCo a fresh stock idea, betting falling oil prices and a 4% dividend yield make it worth watching.
Michael Burry expanded his Nvidia short, then bought December calls as a hedge ahead of earnings, calling the stock overvalued.
The Bank of Korea raised its interest rate by 25 basis points to 3% on Thursday. The move marked a second consecutive increase. Policymakers had already flagged more tightening in July. Firm core inflation and a renewed jump in Seoul…
Seaport analyst Jay Goldberg says Nvidia's record quarter still won't move the stock because supply is sold out.
