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Chief Security Officer Nick Percoco confirms no client funds or data were compromised. The exchange is now working with law enforcement to track attackers.
Active management strategies drove these double-digit returns while spot prices faltered. Investors are now watching if these yields persist into Q2 2026.
The exchange confirms internal systems remain secure despite threats to release sensitive videos. Traders should watch for potential short-term volatility.
Refusing to pay ransom, the exchange prioritizes integrity as global agencies track billions in stolen assets. Expect heightened regulatory scrutiny ahead.
The Kingdom’s digital asset sector is projected to grow 100% from its current $25 billion valuation. Watch for new regulatory guidelines to drive adoption.
Attackers used compromised staff to gain access to internal tools, but Kraken refused payment. Trading operations remain normal as the firm bolsters security.
Banks warn that yield-bearing digital assets could drain liquidity from commercial accounts, stalling legislation until a regulatory compromise is reached.
Giancarlo joins Polymarket and Paxos to bridge traditional finance with blockchain. His move signals a push for institutional legitimacy in digital assets.
South Korea’s FIU also imposed a three-month partial suspension on the exchange. Expect increased identity verification as regulators tighten market oversight.
CryptoQuant data shows inflows from wallets holding under 1 BTC have hit a record low. Expect heightened price sensitivity as institutional whales take control.
The exchange refuses to negotiate with extortionists following a security breach. Investors should monitor for potential data leaks of affected accounts.
Moving beyond pilot programs, the city is shifting debt issuance to a digital-first model to cut settlement times. Expect increased institutional adoption.
New guidance clarifies that interface providers for crypto securities avoid broker-dealer mandates. Expect increased innovation in wallet-based trading.
The exchange will co-present the White House event to mark its 10-year milestone. This high-profile alignment aims to drive long-term retail trust and growth.
Institutional capital returns to digital assets as cooling US inflation data fuels the largest weekly inflow since January. Will this momentum hold firm?
Developers can avoid registration by ensuring platforms remain non-custodial and passive. This roadmap reduces legal risk for ETH and BTC ecosystem tools.
The exchange confirmed no client funds were lost after an unauthorized actor accessed internal systems. Users should now prioritize multi-factor security.
The exchange confirmed client funds remain secure after rejecting extortion demands. Monitor upcoming regulatory scrutiny as the firm manages the fallout.
Developers must strictly maintain passive roles to avoid broker-dealer registration. Future interface design changes will dictate regulatory oversight.
Bipartisan consensus on stablecoin oversight and market structure nears, potentially clearing the path for institutional capital inflows into BTC and ETH.
Smart contracts automate loan management to reduce costs and boost transparency. Watch Total Value Locked as a key indicator of institutional confidence.
The exchange refuses to negotiate with hackers after a data breach. BTC and ETH trading remain active as forensic teams investigate the system compromise.
The Senate Banking Committee must vote by April 30 or the bill expires. BTC and ETH investors face continued regulatory ambiguity if the legislation stalls.
The exchange confirmed unauthorized access to support systems, but core BTC and ETH wallets remain secure. Watch for potential volatility and audit updates.
The bank secures EU-wide passporting rights for BTC and ETH services starting April 2026. This move signals a shift toward institutional digital asset custody.
Attackers captured internal video footage of support systems, raising concerns for BTC and ETH traders. Future disclosures will dictate platform stability.
Internal support systems were compromised, but Kraken confirmed $0 in user assets were lost. The firm's 100% rejection of demands sets a tone for BTC traders.
The exchange confirmed $3 million in treasury assets were targeted but client funds remain safe. Investors are now monitoring internal access controls.
The banking lobby warns that stablecoin adoption threatens FDIC-insured liquidity. Expect intense lobbying as Congress weighs new digital asset mandates.
Only three accounts were impacted by the UI flaw before the exchange resolved the issue. Traders should monitor upcoming security audits for further updates.