Can a Blockchain Rewrite History? Harmony’s 3 Trillion ONE Rollback Reopens Crypto’s Hardest Question
Blockchains are supposed to have long memories. Once a transaction has been confirmed, the basic promise is that nobody can simply open a database, change the number and pret
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Crypto wallet provider SafePal discloses data breach affecting nearly 40,000 users’ order information
Cryptocurrency wallet provider SafePal on Sundaydisclosed a data breach that involved unauthorized access to about 39,798 customers' order information, including personal detail
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Crypto VC Is Growing Up: Why Big Investors Are Funding Regulated Businesses Instead of Wild Experiments
Crypto was built around a provocative idea. Anyone could participate. Anyone could build. Nobody needed permission. That philosophy produced Bitcoin, Ethereum, decen
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Crypto Regulation in 2026: Why the CLARITY Act Could Reshape the US Digital Asset Market
For much of cryptocurrency's history in the United States, companies have faced a deceptively simple question. Which rules actually apply? A digital token might resemble a
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Wall Street Is Trading Bitcoin With Options Now: What UBS’s Bigger ETF Position Really Signals
Institutional Bitcoin adoption is becoming more complicated. A few years ago, the question was simple: Are large financial institutions buying Bitcoin? Today, that ques
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AI Agents Need Money Too: Why Crypto Could Become the Payment Layer for Autonomous AI
Artificial intelligence can already write code, analyze documents, search databases and complete tasks that once required significant human involvement. The next stage is mor
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Do Bitcoin Treasury Companies Still Count as Normal Stocks? MSCI Is Forcing the Question
When does a normal operating company become an investment fund in everything but name? That question is becoming increasingly important for Bitcoin treasury companies. Bus
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Real-World Assets Are Changing DeFi: Why Treasuries, Gold and Private Credit Are Moving On-Chain
Decentralized finance was originally built almost entirely around crypto assets. Users borrowed stablecoins against Ether. Traders deposited tokens into decentralized exch
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Your Hardware Wallet Can Be Secure While Your Data Is Not: The Lesson From Trezor’s Supply-Chain Breach
Hardware wallets are designed around a reassuring idea. Keep your cryptocurrency keys offline and hackers cannot simply steal them through an exchange account or compromised
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The Rise of the Crypto Neobank: What Happens When DeFi Starts Looking Like a Bank?
The cryptocurrency industry has spent years promising that people can “be their own bank.” The idea sounds powerful. The reality has often been inconvenient. Being
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