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Trezor Reports Shipping Provider Data Breach Affecting 11,742 Customers
Hardware wallet maker Trezor disclosed a third-party shipping provider breach that exposed personal data of 11,742 customers, with another 1,947 partially affected.
BIP-110 Failure Shows Bitcoin Consensus Resilience, Zucco Says
Plan B Network director Giacomo Zucco called BIP-110 a complex social episode and argued its rejection underscored Bitcoin's consensus strength, while criticizing centralized coordination around one developer.
Andre Cronje: ‘DeFi doesn’t exist anymore’
Flying Tulip founder Andre Cronje said at Chain Reaction that DeFi no longer exists, pointing instead to onchain finance.
Binance bStocks Becomes Second-Largest Tokenized Stock Issuer
Binance bStocks has overtaken xStocks as the second-largest tokenized stock issuer with $610.6M in value, while Ondo remains leader at about $927M, according to Token Terminal.
Gold and S&P 500 hit record highs as bitcoin falls for third quarter
Gold and the S&P 500 have set fresh records, while bitcoin has declined for a third consecutive quarter as institutional selling pressures the crypto market.
NYC Council Probes Prediction Market Marketing at Polymarket, Kalshi, Coinbase, Gemini
New York City lawmakers have opened an investigation into marketing practices at major prediction market platforms, including Polymarket and Kalshi, along with Coinbase and Gemini.
Glassnode Warns of Bitcoin Pullback Risk to $58,500
Glassnode analysts see bitcoin in a compressed state and warn a support break could send price toward the June low near $58,500.
Goldman Sachs Buys NEOS Investments for $2.25B, Gets Bitcoin ETF
Goldman Sachs has acquired NEOS Investments for $2.25 billion, adding the BTCI bitcoin ETF with roughly $1.1 billion in assets under management.
Bitwise CIO: Crypto Entering Revenue-Driven Era
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says protocols like Hyperliquid, Uniswap, and Aave are using revenue for buybacks and burns, but token prices have yet to reflect that shift.
JPMorgan, Goldman, Invesco and Citadel Securities Join Live Tokenized Asset Trial
Major Wall Street firms including JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Invesco and Citadel Securities took part in a live blockchain trial involving tokenized assets, Bloomberg reported.
Metaplanet Says 5,014 BTC Transfer Was Routine, No Sale
Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich said the company moved 5,014 BTC between custodial addresses in a routine operation, with no bitcoin sold and total holdings still at 43,000 BTC.
Binance Rejects RedotPay Claim That Singapore Lawsuit Is…
Binance and RedotPay disagree over whether Singapore proceedings are ending, as a Hong Kong dispute involving nearly $472.8 million in damages escalates over alleged diversion of Binance Card users.
Crypto.com Launches Tokenised US Stocks in Europe: Trading Opens Round the Clock
Crypto.com has launched more than 1,500 tokenised US stocks and ETFs for European users, with 24/7 trading and a $1 minimum. The derivative-style tokens are issued by its Cyprus entity and custodied by Alpaca.
Crypto roundup: XRP bridge hack, ENS DAO loss, Solana finalization issue
A crypto news digest reports a $200,000 XRP bridge exploit, an ENS DAO capital control loss, and a Solana finalization problem, along with company and AI-related updates.
Two Traders Short Bitcoin With $200M in 40x Hyperliquid Positions
Two Hyperliquid traders have opened leveraged short positions worth over $200 million against bitcoin, making them the largest positions on the platform.
Wintermute to Invest $1B in AI and Trading Infrastructure Over Five Years
Crypto market maker Wintermute plans to deploy $1 billion over five years into data centers, computing power, and high-frequency trading systems as it pushes beyond digital assets.
Solana Narrowly Avoids Finalization Halt After Validator Provider Outage
Around 28.83% of staked SOL went offline for 33 minutes due to a Teraswitch outage, affecting about 90 validators and costing roughly 333 SOL in missed rewards.
Bitcoin Miner Fee Revenue Plunges to Near-Decade Low as Hashrate Tumbles 33%
Bitcoin miners saw fee revenue drop to just 0.69% of total income on August 11, the lowest in about a decade. Hashrate has fallen 33% from its peak, with analyst Charles Edwards calling it the most under-discussed alarming event for Bitcoin in 2026.
Grayscale: AI agents will boost demand for public blockchains
Grayscale sees growing AI autonomy fueling demand for public blockchains as agents need programmable wallets and companies require transparent registries.
Hydra’s Crypto Trail Remains Visible Nearly Four Years After Shutdown
Nearly four years after Hydra was shut down, BitOK analysts say funds from the darknet marketplace moved through the same payout infrastructure used by Kraken, with $186.5 million traced.
Cointelegraph Sting Exposes North Korean IT Workers via Fake Crypto Startup
An undercover Cointelegraph reporter posed as a venture capitalist to engage with North Korean IT operatives inside a bogus crypto startup created by researchers, exposing the threat of infiltrators in the industry.
ENS DAO Approves Transfer of $65 Million Control to New Foundation
The ENS DAO has voted to hand over management of its $65 million treasury and protocol income to a newly established foundation with a director and board, while ENS Labs refocuses on development.
Bitwise Cuts 14% of Staff as Crypto Market Slump Hits Fund Managers
Bitwise has laid off 14% of its workforce in response to a protracted crypto market decline, leaving the firm with approximately 155 employees. The asset manager’s flagship BITW product has seen its assets fall 31% year-to-date.
Shor's Algorithm Raises Fresh Questions About Bitcoin's Quantum Risk
A new explainer highlights how Shor's algorithm could make recovering Bitcoin private keys from public keys feasible with powerful enough quantum hardware, and why markets may react before any real attack.