Crypto News

This weekly roundup covers two major quantum papers, the Drift Protocol hack, and why maritime salvage law matters for crypto risk and asset recovery.

The FTC says US citizens and residents lost $3.5 billion to fraudsters through imposter scams in one year. Here is what the figure means.

Naoris unveils a post-quantum blockchain as Bitcoin and Ethereum developers confront rising quantum-era security risks across crypto.

A new US crypto lawsuit is putting prediction markets in focus. Here is why the case matters for regulation, platforms, and market participants.

The US Attorney’s Office recovered $600,000 tied to a crypto fraud scheme targeting Ledger wallet owners. Here’s what happened, why Ledger users were targeted, and what comes next.

Federal scrutiny of crypto wash trading is putting fake volume and manufactured liquidity in the spotlight. Here’s why the crackdown matters now.

Explore how AI agents could become DeFi’s main users, reshaping trading, lending, liquidity, and risk across crypto markets.

ZachXBT accuses Circle of allowing millions in stolen USDC to move freely after the Drift hack, putting issuer controls and response under scrutiny.

Drift Protocol, a Solana DeFi exchange, was reportedly exploited for up to $285 million. Get the key facts, likely fallout, and immediate market context.

Treasury has opened the first GENIUS Act rulemaking, proposing principles for state stablecoin oversight and a $10 billion issuer threshold.