SEC’s Crypto Task Force To Host Roundtable On Crypto Security Status
SEC Is Preparing To Conduct Its First Roundtable Discussion Under The Recently Formed Crypto Task Force, Representing A Crucial…
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Bybit Hack: $1.4B Stolen, 77% Still Trackable On-Chain
Bybit hack funds laundering raises concerns over DeFi’s role in financial crime, as 77% of stolen assets remain traceable despite large-scale fund conversions.
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Base L2 Launches Flashblocks With 200ms Block Times
Base L2 unveils Flashblocks, Appchains, and Smart Wallet Sub Accounts, accelerating blockchain speed while optimizing scalability and user experience.
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Pakistan Proposes National Crypto Council for Digital Asset
Pakistan is launching the National Crypto Council to regulate digital assets, enhance blockchain adoption, and reduce financial uncertainty.
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PayPal Expands PYUSD Integration to Revolutionize Merchant Payments Globally
PayPal plans to integrate its stablecoin, PYUSD, into more products this year, enabling merchants to use it for through Hyperwallet.
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Circle CEO Calls for Mandatory Registration of Stablecoin Issuers in the U.S.
In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire emphasized the need for stringent regulations requiring all issuers of dollar-pegged stablecoins to register in the United States.
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SEC Drops Investigation into Uniswap Labs Amid Regulatory Shift
Uniswap Labs announced on Tuesday that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has ceased its investigation into the company.
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Bybit Launches Website Against Lazarus Group Following Massive Crypto Hack
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has declared an offensive against the notorious Lazarus Group, a North Korean hacker collective known for previous attacks on crypto exchanges, following the largest crypto theft.
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Uranium Finance Hack Sees $31 Million Cryptocurrency Recovery After Four Years
U.S. law enforcement has successfully seized approximately $31 million in cryptocurrency linked to the 2021 Uranium Finance hack.
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OKX Exchange Pleads Guilty to U.S. Charges, Agrees to $504 Million Penalty
OKX exchange has admitted to violating U.S. anti-money laundering laws and will pay $504 million in penalties.
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