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A security flaw in Apple's iOS allows malicious apps to read files from other applications, potentially exposing cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases and private keys. Binance has warned users...
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Dogecoin has secured new decentralized finance capabilities through the Flare Network Data Connector, while early buyers continue exploring the Pepeto Ethereum presale.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has officially requested public comment on compute derivatives contracts, marking a step toward overseeing the market for AI computing power.
Ethereum climbed 18% and trading volume surged 402%, breaking out of a five-week consolidation as the asset approaches crucial resistance and faces notable short positions.
Cryptocurrency stocks and Bitcoin prices rose following a White House meeting with industry leaders and positive remarks from lawmakers regarding upcoming digital asset legislation.
Hyperliquid's native token jumped following remarks from President Donald Trump regarding potential U.S. regulatory compliance paths for the derivatives exchange.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission said it removed 3,106 cryptocurrency investment scams in FY26, a 30% increase from the previous year, while total online scam takedowns jumped 182% amid growing use of...
Ethereum climbed 15% to clear $2,200 for the first time since May, driven by heavy taker volume and significant large-wallet accumulation.
A Florida woman has been convicted on multiple felony counts after using power of attorney to drain nearly $350,000 from a grieving neighbor's accounts.
Bitcoin is displaying several major capitulation indicators while the options market sees a surge in put premiums, even as the cryptocurrency stabilizes above its recent lows.
The Injective token rose 9% to $4.40 following news that Injective Institutional Services has registered as an official transfer agent with the SEC.
