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Telegram Flaw Let Hackers Steal Your Crypto Wallets
A security flaw in Telegram’s desktop app allowed hackers to steal sensitive files, including crypto wallet data, with a single click. Here’s how the attack worked and what you can do to protect your assets.
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Ledger Hardware Wallet Breach: $86M Lost in Supply Chain Attack
Ledger has confirmed a supply chain attack involving an unauthorized hardware implant, with losses potentially exceeding $86 million. The incident was isolated to a single reseller in Southeast Asia, but it raises serious questions about hardware wallet security and how crypto users can better protect themselves.
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China’s National Blockchain Network: No Bitcoin Allowed
China has announced a national blockchain network as part of a new 19-point policy document, but Bitcoin remains banned. Here’s what the plan includes and why it doesn’t change anything for crypto holders.
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Moscow Exchange Crypto Trading: December Launch
Russia’s Moscow Exchange is piloting crypto trading ahead of a December 2025 launch. This move signals growing institutional adoption and could reshape the country’s crypto landscape for years to come.
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Singapore MAS Flags Hyperliquid: What It Means for DeFi
Singapore’s Monetary Authority has added Hyperliquid, a popular decentralized perpetuals exchange, to its investor alert list. The move signals growing regulatory scrutiny of DeFi platforms and highlights the ongoing tension between innovation and consumer protection in crypto.
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Vitalik Buterin: AI Could Speed Up Ethereum Roadmap
Vitalik Buterin believes AI could accelerate Ethereum’s roadmap by decades, transforming how smart contracts and protocols are built. However, he warns that integrating AI into blockchain raises critical security challenges that developers must address before moving forward.
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France to Tax Unrealized Crypto Gains: What You Need to Know
France is moving to tax unrealized crypto capital gains from €800,000 when holders leave the country, while also taxing swaps into stablecoins. The proposal could reshape how French investors manage, store, and report their digital assets.
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Binance $4.3B DOJ Deal Under Review: What It Means for Crypto
The U.S. Department of Justice is reexamining its historic $4.3 billion plea deal with Binance amid reports of potential Iran-linked transactions. The review could lead to new charges, higher penalties, or simply reaffirm the original settlement. For crypto users, it is a reminder to choose regulated platforms and self-custody solutions.