‘Biggest crypto hack in history’: Bybit exploit is latest security blow to industry
The Bybit hack is more than twice as large as the second-largest crypto exploit, which belongs to Ronin Network. Source link
Trump’s tariffs may lead to savings for Americans through tax cuts: Research
Prior to the 16th Amendment, which was ratified in 1913, the United States did not have a permanent income tax levied on citizens. Source link
SEC drops investigation into NFT marketplace OpenSea
OpenSea founder Devin Finzer announced that the SEC is closing its investigation into the NFT platform, calling it “a win for everyone” in the industry. Source link
Solana vs Ethereum, a tale of two blockchains — Which will be the victor?
When it comes to crypto, value is determined by price, utility and users. Based on these metrics, is Solana or Ethereum winning the battle to be the best blockchain? Source…
Crypto Biz: Please, just buy one Bitcoin
HK Asia purchased just one Bitcoin and saw its share price spike nearly 93% as a result. Source link
US crypto index ETFs off to slow start in first days since listing
Newly launched funds holding Bitcoin and Ether have so far seen scant interest from investors. Source link
My Top 3 Takeaways From Fidelity And Voltage’s Recent Lightning Report
Follow Frank on X. In a report released this Wednesday, Fidelity Digital Assets in collaboration with Lightning payment provider Voltage released a report on the state of the Lightning Network.…
Ethena assures users of solvency after Bybit hack
According to Ethena Labs, the USDe stablecoin’s exposure to Bybit via derivatives is more than offset by its reserve fund. Source link
FPPS Is Not A Free Lunch For Bitcoin Miners
Bitcoin mining is a tough business. When one considers deploying economic resources to mine traditional commodities such as gold, copper or oil, prospecting for those resources in the field is…
Stripe, PayPal are ‘primary catalysts’ for stablecoin growth — Polygon Labs
Stablecoins have ballooned into a $230-billion industry, which is equivalent to more than 1% of the US money supply. Source link















