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Telegram NFTs Bring Digital Collectibles to Messaging
Telegram folded limited-edition NFT gifts and collectibles into its messenger on The Open Network, giving creators and users in-app trading without leaving chat-while ownership risks and market limits remain
UKey Seed Ring Offers Wearable Backup for Crypto Seed Phrases
UKey's Seed Ring stores wallet recovery indexes in a battery-free NFC ceramic ring, separating seed backup from transaction signing for self-custody users who want less fragile paper notes
Rectitude Holdings' $32M Bitcoin Plan Ends With No Shares Issued
Rectitude Holdings' much-publicized $32.6 million financing facility, intended to fund major Bitcoin purchases, expired without a single share sold or any Bitcoin acquired, highlighting the hurdles companies face in executing crypto treasury strategies
Coldcard Hardware Wallet Flaw Exposes Bitcoin to Remote Key Theft
A vulnerability in Coldcard hardware wallets could let attackers remotely reconstruct private keys from seeds generated on certain firmware, putting user funds at risk and requiring urgent action.
SoFi Crypto Revenue Lags Despite 388,000 Accounts and High Volume
SoFi Technologies reported over 388,000 cumulative crypto accounts by June 2026, but its Q2 net crypto transaction revenue reached just $1.2 million, highlighting the impact of high transaction costs on exchange profitability
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF Lifts Market After $500M Outflow Streak
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs ended a four-day outflow streak with a modest net inflow, but the recovery was entirely driven by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, raising questions about the depth of institutional demand across the sector
CleanCore's $500M AI Data Center Bet Faces Funding Hurdles
CleanCore Solutions is committing up to $500 million to a Minnesota AI data center joint venture, but its limited cash and Dogecoin reserves raise questions about how it will meet its obligations without major shareholder dilution
NiceHash Expands Hashrate Trading, Redefining Bitcoin Mining Access
NiceHash's global hashrate marketplace is changing how miners, enterprises, and institutions access and trade Bitcoin mining power, offering new flexibility, liquidity, and operational strategies beyond traditional mining pools
Fake Flare Network Site Drains $8.5M in XRP From Investors
A fraudulent staking website posing as Flare Network stole 3.4 million XRP from 71 investors in South Korea, with losses potentially exceeding $18 million as authorities investigate further victims and frozen assets.
Hyperscale Data Sells Bitcoin to Fund $3B Michigan AI Campus
Hyperscale Data has sold part of its Bitcoin holdings and secured a BTC-backed credit line to finance a Michigan AI data center, supporting a contract that could generate over $3 billion in revenue if fully executed
Samsung SDS and Upbit Operator Target Stablecoin Payment Infrastructure
Samsung SDS is working with Dunamu, operator of Upbit, to develop stablecoin and AI-powered payment infrastructure, deepening Samsung's push into digital finance and signaling broader ambitions in blockchain-based payments.
JPMorgan Flags Crypto Market Risks as CLARITY Act Stalls in Senate
JPMorgan warns that delays in the CLARITY Act's Senate passage could hinder crypto market growth and shift blockchain innovation toward traditional finance, as regulatory uncertainty persists and institutional adoption faces new hurdles
Nasdaq Listing Opens Ionic Digital Shares, But 37M Remain Locked
Ionic Digital's Nasdaq debut enables trading for shares tied to Celsius creditors, but legal and technical restrictions mean many holders cannot sell immediately, raising questions about liquidity and access for retail investors.
Hyperliquid ETF Outflows Mount as Grayscale Sees Undervaluation
Hyperliquid-linked ETFs are seeing their first net outflows since launch, with the HYPE token down sharply. Grayscale argues the token's price does not reflect protocol revenue or buybacks, highlighting a growing disconnect in market sentiment
CLARITY Act Could Reshape U.S. Crypto Rules With Lasting Federal Law
The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act aims to replace fragmented U.S. crypto regulation with a federal framework, clarifying SEC and CFTC roles, asset classification, and investor protections while limiting regulatory uncertainty for developers and platforms
FTX to Begin $900M Creditor Payout, Six-Month Deadline Set
FTX will distribute roughly $900 million to eligible creditors starting July 31, 2026, but those who miss onboarding within six months risk losing their claim to funds entirely
Satsuma Shareholders Force Bitcoin Sale at Heavy Loss After Vote
Satsuma Technology Plc shareholders voted to liquidate the company's Bitcoin holdings and delist from the London Stock Exchange, overriding board opposition and locking in a substantial per-coin loss for investors
Gumi and SBI Target Crypto ETF Future With $18M Japan Fund
Japanese gaming firm Gumi and SBI Financial Services are launching an $18.3 million crypto fund focused on Bitcoin and major altcoins, aiming to build a track record ahead of possible changes to Japan's crypto ETF rules
NiceHash Expands Hashrate Marketplace and EasyMining Bitcoin Service
NiceHash is reshaping Bitcoin mining by letting users buy and sell hashrate, access freshly mined Bitcoin, and settle in USDT, offering new flexibility for individuals and institutions.
GAMEE Expands Web3 Gaming Platform and GMEE Token Utility in 2026
GAMEE's blockchain gaming platform is scaling up in 2026, adding new games, cross-chain features, and strategic partnerships. The GMEE token's role is evolving as the platform targets Telegram, mobile, and Web3 audiences.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Slip as Fed Holds Rates, Hike Debate Grows
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices dipped after the Federal Reserve left rates unchanged, with several policymakers pushing for a hike. The move highlights ongoing uncertainty for crypto markets as inflation and monetary policy remain in focus.
AI Model Uncovers Flaw in NIST Post-Quantum Encryption Candidate
Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview found a critical weakness in HAWK, a post-quantum digital signature scheme under NIST review, and developed a faster attack on reduced-round AES, raising new questions about cryptographic security in the quantum era
MoonPay Launches PayBox for AI-Driven Crypto Transactions
MoonPay's new PayBox lets ChatGPT and Claude users approve crypto purchases, swaps, and cross-chain transfers directly in conversation, while keeping custody of their funds and setting spending limits for AI-driven transactions
Bitcoin Holds $64K as ETF Outflows and Derivatives Demand Weaken
Bitcoin's $64,000 support faces pressure as U.S. spot ETF outflows, softer perpetual futures demand, and stagnant on-chain inflows converge, leaving long-term holders as the main stabilizing force in a shifting market environment
Binance Expands Into Gold and Silver Options After Volume Surge
Binance is adding USDT-settled gold and silver options to its ADGM-regulated Nest Exchange, following a spike in commodity perpetual futures trading volumes that reached over $7 billion in a single day. The move broadens Binance's commodity derivatives lineup.
Ark Invest Adds $12M in SpaceX, Cuts Robinhood and Block Holdings
Ark Invest shifted $12.2 million into SpaceX shares while reducing exposure to Robinhood, Block, and Bullish as part of its ETF rebalancing, reflecting ongoing adjustments to portfolio weightings amid recent market volatility
Trade.xyz to Reimburse $60M After SK Hynix Perp Liquidations
Trade.xyz will compensate users after a single trade on a thin Korean pre-market venue triggered a 19% drop in its SK Hynix perpetual contract, resulting in $60 million in liquidations and raising questions about oracle design and market data sources.
Crypto Projects Lost Over $1B to Hacks in Early 2026
Crypto security firm Blockaid reports over $1 billion in losses from hacks and exploits in the first half of 2026, with nearly $600 million attributed to North Korea-linked groups. Ethereum and Solana projects were among the hardest hit.
How to Choose Between Caldera, AltLayer, and Conduit for Rollups
Caldera, AltLayer, and Conduit each offer distinct approaches to Rollup-as-a-Service, with differences in interoperability, scalability, and hosting that can impact developers and projects seeking custom blockchain solutions
How to Launch a Custom Rollup on Caldera: Key Steps and Risks
Deploying a custom rollup on Caldera requires careful setup of framework, gas token, and network identifiers. U.S. developers and teams must weigh technical trade-offs, security risks, and operational requirements before going live
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