Lazarus-Linked Attacks Are Reshaping Crypto Threat Modelling
Two incidents, eighteen days, $575 million, one actor. The playbook is corporate intrusion, and most protocol teams are not defended for it.
Ether ETFs Extend Their Inflow Streak to Eleven Sessions
US spot ether funds took $87.68 million in a single session, with BlackRock's ETHA drawing the largest share. The steadiness is the notable part.
MiCA Enforcement Turns to DeFi Lending Vaults
Europe's rulebook was written for issuers and exchanges. Supervisors are now applying it to software that has neither.
Tokenised Treasuries Find an Unlikely Buyer in Miners' Power Deals
Real-world asset tokenisation spent three years looking for a use case that was not a pitch deck. Collateral for power purchase agreements is turning into one.
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The largest stablecoin issuer still does not know whether it can operate in the United States from 2027. Its answer is a second token, not a new reserve model.
Circle Presses Its OCC Trust Charter as USDC Leans Into the Rulebook
Circle has spent two years betting that regulation is a moat rather than a cost. The GENIUS rulemaking is where that bet gets settled.
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Network hashrate is down more than a fifth from its peak. The competition is no longer other miners.
OCC Targets November for Final Stablecoin Rules Under the GENIUS Act
The statute passed in 2025. The rules that make it operable are still being written, and issuers are planning against a March 2027 effective date.
Stolen Keys Overtake Contract Bugs as DeFi's Costliest Failure
For the first time on record, compromised keys account for more of the year's losses than flawed Solidity or Rust. The industry's defences are pointed at the wrong target.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs Are Still $1 Billion Short of Breaking Even in 2026
August was the year's strongest month for inflows. The funds are still down on the year, and the gap says something useful about who is buying.
SEC's Regulation Crypto Assets Draws Comment Fire Before October Deadline
The agency's first bespoke offering framework gives tokens a route out of security status. The argument is over what the route costs.