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Marcus Yip · about 1 hour ago
cryptoabout 6 hours ago
Hayden Adams just revealed that Sam Bankman-Fried once dropped seven figures on the Uniswap.com domain and pointed it at a fork. Uniswap got it back without paying a dime. It's a wild window into how crypto's 2020 brand wars actually worked.
cryptoabout 7 hours ago
S&P Global has agreed to acquire OpenZeppelin, the smart contract security firm behind the code libraries securing billions in onchain value. The deal is undisclosed in price and hasn't closed, but it says something loud about where institutional finance thinks crypto's risk layer lives.
techabout 7 hours ago
Nvidia's Jensen Huang has quietly become President Trump's most trusted voice on AI policy, outflanking Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos. The stock keeps climbing, but the real test for investors isn't the photo op, it's export policy.
cryptoabout 8 hours ago
A crypto worker in northern France was forced to hand over €40,000 in digital assets after four hooded men tied up his family. This is the latest in a growing wave of physical attacks targeting crypto holders. And it should scare every anon with a public face.
marketsabout 8 hours ago
Oil surged roughly 30% and the 10-year Treasury yield pushed through 5% in a month, yet the S&P 500 barely moved. Strategists say that wall of worry is exactly what a strong market looks like, not a red flag.
cryptoabout 9 hours ago
The FCA, HMRC and the Met walked into three London commercial premises on September 10 looking for unregistered crypto trading. Cease-and-desist notices followed. This isn't a crackdown on Coinbase or Kraken. It's something narrower, and more interesting, than that.
cryptoabout 10 hours ago
Oasis Pro Markets and Ondo Finance became the first tokenization-focused members of DTCC's Fund/SERV, the network that processes more than 85% of U.S. mutual fund order transactions. It's the least flashy news in crypto this month, and probably the most consequential. Here's why the back office matters more than the token launch.
cryptoabout 10 hours ago
Tools for Humanity just launched World Money, a self-custodial app that pairs stablecoins with Stripe-powered fiat onboarding. The identity-first pitch finally gets a financial layer, and some features stay locked by region. Here's what actually matters.
cryptoabout 11 hours ago
WaterPlum impersonated hiring managers at crypto, AI and NFT companies, planting malware on 30,000 devices across more than 100 countries and draining $10.7 million. The real lesson isn't about code, it's about the humans running it.
cryptoabout 11 hours ago
WisdomTree is plugging MoonPay's payment rails into WisdomTree Prime, giving the processor's 30 million-plus registered accounts a path into the WTGXX tokenized government money market fund. The engineering was never the hard part. Distribution is.
cryptoabout 12 hours ago
Strategy's Michael Saylor is framing the Clarity Act's Senate collapse as a positive for crypto. His logic holds for bitcoin treasuries, less so for the rest of the industry. Here's what matters going forward.
cryptoabout 14 hours ago
Binance Futures is launching 24/7 FX perpetuals, starting with a USD/BRL contract against USDT on September 21 and up to 100x margin. It's the exchange's boldest push into a market that still clocks out on Friday afternoon.
cryptoabout 15 hours ago
Bastion just won conditional OCC approval to form a national trust bank under Corporate Decision 1391. It's a bigger deal than it sounds, and it tells you exactly where crypto custody is heading.
cryptoabout 20 hours ago
Dated Bitcoin futures on crypto-native exchanges have lost about 97% of their volume since 2021, while options grew from a quarter of open interest to nearly half. The futures market didn't die, it split in two, and one of those pieces is barely holding on.
cryptoabout 20 hours ago
The CLARITY Act's cloture vote failed, and Coinbase Chief Policy Officer Faryar Shirzad says the votes were there while the process wasn't. It matters because the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve was built by executive order, not statute, and that's a lease with an expiration date nobody controls.
