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Crypto wallet Ledger faced a major customer data breach through its payment processor Global-e.
Japan’s finance minister confirmed government support for crypto trading through regulated stock and commodity exchanges.
Starknet downtime halted the Ethereum Layer 2 network for hours, blocking transactions as developers investigate unresolved technical issues.
Bitcoin lagged in 2025 as crypto fund inflows hit $47.2B. Altcoins like Ethereum, XRP, and Solana drove much of the growth.
Metaplanet shares jumped 15% on Jan. 5 after the Bitcoin treasury firm reiterated plans for a large share buyback.
Ethereum closed 2025 with record on-chain activity, as stablecoin transfer volume surged past $8 trillion in Q4 alone.
Stablecoins on Cardano may gain momentum as a governance vote unlocks treasury funds to support multiple infrastructure integrations.
The meme coin market has added $11 billion in value as 2026 starts as trading volume jumped to $8.8 billion in the past day.
A new phishing campaign flagged by SlowMist is actively targeting users of MetaMask by impersonating two-factor authentication security checks.
MSTR stock rebounded sharply, rising 3.5% overnight to above $163, as BTC price showed strength, moving closer to $93,000.
Despite the macro shock from Venezuela, Bitcoin’s price and on-chain movements seem steady without any signs of panic yet.
More than $657 million in token supply is set to hit the market this week, led by HYPE, as the market showed a short-term recovery.
Bitfarms divests its 70MW Paraguay Bitcoin mine for up to $30 million, finalizing its exit from Latin America to fund a strategic shift to North American AI and HPC infrastructure.
The OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) is now live, mandating crypto exchanges in 48 countries to begin collecting user transaction data for tax authorities.
DOGE, LINK, and AI tokens TAO, NEAR, IP, and RENDER rebounded significantly after Elon Musk lauded Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.