Crypto Breaking News

The Solana Foundation has launched a new security framework and incident-response network to strengthen DeFi protection across the Solana ecosystem.

Grayscale says the biggest challenge in preparing Bitcoin for quantum computing is reaching community consensus rather than solving technical issues.

Hedge funds have ramped up bearish bets on global equities, posting their largest net short positioning in 13 years, according to Goldman Sachs data.

New call logs reviewed by prosecutors suggest Argentine President Javier Milei had multiple phone conversations with an entrepreneur linked to the Libra token around the time he promoted it.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has advanced its crypto market safe harbor proposal to the White House for regulatory review, marking a key step toward potential new rules.

South Korea’s Financial Services Commission has ordered crypto exchanges to verify user asset balances every five minutes following a major operational failure at Bithumb.

Onchain data has played a central role in securing terrorism financing convictions in Indonesia, marking a shift in how courts treat blockchain-based evidence.

China’s tax and financial regulators have urged banks to adopt blockchain technology to improve lending services and data transparency, particularly for small businesses.

Samson Mow has warned that rushing Bitcoin’s transition to post-quantum cryptography could introduce new vulnerabilities instead of improving security.

Reports in Japan suggest Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s office may have been aware of the SANAE TOKEN launch, contradicting earlier denials.

Xandeum has launched STOINC on mainnet, introducing a usage-based storage income model designed to monetise on-chain data demand within the Solana ecosystem.

Tech investor Marc Andreessen said artificial intelligence will trigger a “massive jobs boom,” rejecting concerns about widespread job losses as “all fake.”