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The party's over. After weeks of enthusiastic inflows, spot Bitcoin ETFs just coughed up a cool billion dollars. This signals a potential shift in investor sentiment.
Drake dropped three albums, and one track inexplicably calls for Sam Bankman-Fried's freedom. Critics, however, are not impressed. It begs the question: who is this serving?
Lombard Finance is the latest big player to bail on LayerZero, taking over $1 billion in Bitcoin assets with it. The exodus points to shaky trust after a major exploit.
Hyperliquid's innovative builder-deployed perpetuals are shaking up energy trading, drawing both massive volume and the attention of entrenched players.
The crypto world got a rude awakening when two major hacks, potentially fueled by AI, drained nearly $600 million. Suddenly, the buzz about AI's power isn't just about trading bots anymore.
Hana Bank is shelling out $672.5 million for a piece of Dunamu, the company behind South Korea's dominant crypto exchange, Upbit. It's a bold move into digital assets, signaling a seismic shift.
Strategy is making a serious play to slash its massive debt load, signaling that a sale of its beloved Bitcoin might be on the table. It's a significant shift for the crypto-hoarding firm.
Global crypto giant OKX is reportedly exploring an investment in South Korean exchange Coinone, signaling a significant play for market share in one of Asia's most tightly regulated digital asset landscapes.
The dam has broken. Hana Financial's significant investment in Dunamu, the operator of South Korea's largest crypto exchange Upbit, marks a decisive turn for traditional finance's engagement with digital assets.
The crypto data world just got a bit smaller. Dune, a major player, just axed a quarter of its workforce. It’s a stark reminder that even data providers aren't immune to market shifts.
NFL All Day is hitting the brakes on new NFT mints, with Dapper Labs cryptically hinting at a revamped league partnership. The move leaves collectors scrambling.
The wallets are getting lighter. North Korean hackers plundered 51% more cryptocurrency in 2025, proving the state's digital crime syndicate is anything but dormant.