BTCPay Server Rotates Credentials After Lightning Exploit
BTCPay Server has temporarily restricted public remote connections to Lightning Network nodes running Lightning Network Daemon (LND) software after attackers exploited a critical vulnerability to
EU Regulators Warn of Crypto Scams Amid MiCA Shakeout
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Bitcoin hits $62K while Coinbase premium hits 77-day negative streak
The persistent discount suggests US spot buyers have remained less aggressive than overseas traders even as US Bitcoin ETF inflows turned positive in July. Source
CZ Backs Crypto License Passporting Across ASEAN
Binance co-founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao backed crypto license passporting across ASEAN, arguing that firms regulated in one market should be able to enter others through
EU authorities include HTX exchange in Russian sanctions
The exchange, already sanctioned by the UK, is now on a list of 18 entities “providing crypto-assets services or payment services“ in defiance of the
Stabelcoin Balance Coin Crashes 99% After Reported $915K Exploit
Update July 22 at 4:37 am UTC: The article has been updated to include additional information from Slowmist about the exploit method. Balance Coin, an
Kaspersky Uncovers Malware Framework Targeting Crypto Investors
Kaspersky has uncovered a new malware framework targeting cryptocurrency investors. Dubbed “OkoBot,” the malware initiates an infection chain that starts with social engineering tactics such
Trump to Meet Senators on CLARITY Act push
US President Donald Trump is set to meet with several senators at the White House on Thursday to discuss progress on the crypto market structure
AI Freelancers Could Push Stablecoin Use, Swyftx Says
AI-enabled microbusinesses could provide a major boost for stablecoin transaction volumes as the global gig and freelance payment market grows, according to Australian crypto exchange
EU Parliament Passes Message-Scanning ‘Chat Control’
The European Parliament has passed legislation allowing tech firms to scan messages for child sexual abuse material until 2028, a controversial law dubbed “chat control”