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OKX Launches 90 Tokenized Stocks and 2 Pre-IPO Assets in Europe
OKX has expanded its European offering with 90 tokenized stocks and 2 Pre-IPO assets, including SpaceX and OpenAI. Available 24/7, these products merge traditional finance with crypto trading flexibility, giving European investors unprecedented access to private and public companies alike.
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Bitcoin Bridge Hack: Billions in Tokens Minted Illegally
A hacker exploited Symbiosis’s Bitcoin bridge to mint billions of unbacked syBTC tokens, cashing out significant funds. This incident follows similar issues with Liquid and Nomic, highlighting ongoing security risks in cross-chain bridges.
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Ether ETFs Attract $216M as Bitcoin Funds See More Outflows
While spot Bitcoin ETFs posted their fourth straight day of outflows with $13.29 million in redemptions, Ether ETFs attracted a strong $216.41 million, extending their positive streak to a fourth consecutive week. The data shows institutional investors are still active in crypto but are actively rotating capital from Bitcoin into Ethereum.
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Tokenized Stocks Voting Rights: The KYC Problem Explained
Securitize’s president warns that unresolved voting rights for tokenized stocks in non-KYC wallets could trigger regulatory intervention and shake up corporate governance in the fast-growing RWA sector.
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Crypto Clarity Act: Schrödinger’s Bill in Senate Limbo
The Crypto Clarity Act sits in legislative limbo as the U.S. Senate returns, neither fully alive nor dead. This pivotal bill could redefine how digital assets are regulated in America, impacting tokens, stablecoins, and DeFi protocols alike.
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Ethereum Surges Past Bitcoin: ETF Inflows Signal Market Shift
Ethereum has climbed to $2,511, fueled by $216 million in ETF inflows, while Bitcoin trades at $77,229 amid sustained outflows. This divergence signals a maturing crypto market where institutional investors are actively rotating between assets, with Ethereum emerging as the new favorite.
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Revolut Data Breach Exposes Bitcoin Users: What Happened
Fintech giant Revolut confirmed that customer KYC documents and Bitcoin transaction data were exposed after attackers impersonated a government domain. Onchain investigator ZachXBT suggested the attack may have targeted high-net-worth crypto holders, highlighting ongoing risks of centralized platforms.
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Trump’s Secret CLARITY Act Meeting: What It Means for Crypto
President Trump held a closed-door meeting with advisers on the CLARITY Act just days before a crucial Senate vote. With the bill’s text still unpublished and ethics concerns swirling, the crypto industry awaits clarity on who will regulate digital assets in the U.S.