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X’s head of product Nikita Bier just hinted at something. The platform’s working on a crypto feature. That’s sparked speculation about Bitcoin.

Kraken has refused to pay criminals who attempted to extort the cryptocurrency exchange, threatening to leak videos showing internal systems.

XRP Ledger is integrating privacy technology from Boundless to enable confidential transactions on a public blockchain without exposing sensitive information.

The European Central Bank wants tokenization in EU capital markets. But it’s setting strict terms, requiring central bank money and strong regulation.

StarkWare is restructuring, cutting jobs, and splitting into two units to focus on products that rely on their technology stack and have clear monetization paths.

South Korea’s financial regulator is cracking down on automated crypto trading as API-based activity now accounts for 30% of the trading volume.

A hacker exploited Hyperbridge, minting 1 billion bridged DOT tokens on Ethereum and draining $237,000 in crypto.

European banks and corporations are done talking about stablecoins. They’re launching them. Major financial institutions are selecting infrastructure partners.

Bitcoin and Ethereum futures open interest surged by $2.1 billion and $2.2 billion respectively over 24 hours, signaling renewed speculative appetite.

Three U.S. senators are raising concerns about a memecoin event at Mar-a-Lago. They’re questioning whether access to President Trump is being sold.