BTCPay Server has confirmed that attackers exploited a critical vulnerability and stole funds from affected users.
A fight over the CLARITY Act is beginning to spill into a separate banking-policy battle.
HYPE has surrendered much of its latest rebound after failing to clear the resistance highlighted earlier this week.
Bybit has filed a U.S. civil lawsuit against North Korea, its intelligence service and the Lazarus Group over the $1.5 billion crypto theft.
Hyperliquid’s policy arm is pushing regulators to consider whether perpetual futures, best known for crypto trading, could also work as hedging tools for businesses exposed to commodity prices.
Russia is tightening scrutiny of businesses that move money between the traditional financial system and crypto as it prepares to bring more of the market under formal supervision.
Coldcard’s wallet failure has exposed the operational risks of self-custody at a time when spot Bitcoin ETFs are drawing fresh inflows and older BTC is moving.
Sui is preparing quantum-safe accounts and vaults, with a migration design that would allow users to change the cryptography protecting their account without moving assets to a new address.
The Senate has pushed the CLARITY Act vote into September after lawmakers failed to reach the agreement needed to move the crypto market-structure bill before the August recess.
The CLARITY Act has already cleared several important political hurdles, yet its Senate path remains uncertain.
HYPE ETF demand reversed in July as JPMorgan identified two structural tests for Hyperliquid in 2026: regulated perpetual futures and an increasingly crowded prediction-market sector.
Bitcoin has returned to the resistance area that has blocked several recovery attempts since mid-July. The next reaction could show whether the rebound is developing into a broader recovery or merely retesting the top of its recent range.



