Aave blocked new loans against tBTC after Threshold paused Bitcoin redemptions, exposing the difference between owning a Bitcoin-backed token and being able to redeem it.
A framework published on Ethena’s governance forum makes XAUT collateral conditional on a weekend liquidation test, linking institutional lending eligibility to the ability to sell.
Next Technology authorized sales or pledges of its roughly 5,833 BTC after reviewing the Binance hack, even though none of its bitcoin was held at the exchange.
Canada’s revised crypto rules begin applying on November 1 to October-year-end banks, changing how eligible hedges and client-clearing trades affect their capital and exposure calculations.
The FBI has blamed North Korea for Binance’s multibillion-dollar theft and asked crypto infrastructure operators to block linked transactions, testing how much control those services actually have.
The SEC alleges BG Wealth Sharing and DSJ Exchange used false filings and fabricated credentials to sell a crypto investment program that raised more than $130 million.
Morpho has climbed about 15% in a single session, reclaiming two long-term averages it lost this week, and now sits just below the last one still overhead.
A bank can legally own a tokenized bond and still need a central bank’s, a settlement operator’s and a lender’s approval before it can turn that bond into cash.
Corporate blockchain adoption spans experiments, restricted deployments and routine operations, making headline percentages a poor guide to how much business activity has actually moved onto these systems.
Stacks has bounced about 7% off the area just above its 100-day average, reclaiming its Fibonacci midpoint, but the level that decides the rebound still sits about 8% higher.
Banks are expanding stablecoin services before demand reaches most customers, leaving a practical test for each launch: whether businesses can move money more easily and at a lower cost.
Zcash could redirect future grants funding into a locked reserve while keeping its grants program running, leaving a crucial question unresolved: who could eventually authorize spending that money?



