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Bitcoin Core Security Rules Change as AI Finds Bugs Faster
Bitcoin Core has updated its security policies as AI makes hidden code vulnerabilities easier to discover. The changes focus on faster reporting, clearer escalation, and closer collaboration with researchers.
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Circle Gateway Adds Bitcoin and Euro Balances
Circle Gateway now supports cirBTC and EURC, bringing bitcoin-linked and euro-denominated assets into its unified-balance system. The expansion simplifies digital-asset management while introducing different network and payment limits.
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New York Targets $1.37B NovaTech Crypto Ponzi Scheme
New York is seeking a $1.37 billion judgment against the operators of the alleged NovaTech crypto Ponzi scheme, which reportedly took more than $1.1 billion from investors. The case highlights both the scale of crypto fraud and the challenges of recovering stolen digital assets.
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Hyperliquid Founder Calls for US Crypto Market Rules
Hyperliquid’s founder is urging US regulators to concentrate on crypto market operators, potentially creating clearer compliance paths for exchanges and DeFi platforms. The proposed framework could expand institutional access while raising difficult questions about decentralized markets.
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Ether ETFs Lose $1.2 Billion in October as Demand Fades
U.S. spot Ether ETFs suffered $1.2 billion in October outflows, their worst month of the year. With Bitmine also nearing its 5% supply target, institutional demand for ETH is facing a significant test.
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BNB Chain Leads Tokenized Stock Trading at $25.6B
BNB Chain led tokenized stock trading with roughly $25.6 billion in Q3 2026 volume, an elevenfold increase. The milestone highlights growing institutional adoption while raising new regulatory and custody questions.
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Aave Tightens USDT Borrowing to Protect Liquidity
Aave now raises USDT borrowing rates as Ethereum V3 Core pool utilization reaches 92%. The earlier rate increase is intended to discourage excessive borrowing and preserve liquidity for withdrawals.
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Pentagon Bans Soldiers from Betting on Polymarket, Kalshi
The Pentagon has banned military personnel from using non-public information to bet on Polymarket and Kalshi. The move follows an indictment and intensifies scrutiny of prediction markets.