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Web3Auth says the reported $6.01 million theft from Keplr social-login wallets is inaccurate because some funds moved to verified recovery addresses, not attackers.
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Bitcoin ended the week down 2.5% and XRP fell more than 7% as a global technology stock sell-off erased roughly $100 billion in crypto market value gained after the U.S. midterm elections.
Keplr paused Google and Apple social logins after unauthorized transactions hit some accounts. Web3Auth's recovery wallets complicate early loss estimates of over $6 million.
Ripple has teamed up with Privy to offer embedded XRP Ledger wallets for payment apps, supporting XRP and RLUSD. The news comes as XRP whales accumulate tokens despite price weakness.
Senate Democrats are reportedly preparing to examine JPMorgan's historical relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, sending the bank's stock lower and reviving scrutiny of its CEO's long record of criticism toward Bitcoin.
Michael Saylor posted a chart showing Strategy's 849,327 BTC holdings valued at $64.44 billion, following a sharp market sell-off. The update comes as the company balances bitcoin purchases with preferred-stock buybacks ...
President Trump linked the November 5 stock market sell-off to Democratic midterm victories, as the S&P 500 lost about $3 trillion in value and the Nasdaq fell 5.52%.
Michael Saylor's cryptic chart post has renewed speculation about a potential Strategy Bitcoin buy, but no official disclosure has confirmed a new purchase or updated holdings.
Michael Saylor's latest post suggests Strategy may have bought more Bitcoin, while its preferred stock STRC has recovered to its $100 par value.
The Department of Labor has submitted a proposed framework to the White House that could eventually allow cryptocurrencies and other alternative assets in employer-sponsored retirement plans.
Vitalik Buterin argued that ETH should be valued primarily as a store of value rather than through transaction fee burning, while still backing EIP-1559.
