The latest developments in cryptocurrency, blockchain and digital finance.
ZeroStack has reversed its earlier liquidity outlook after shifting from a cannabis business to a $401 million 0G crypto treasury strategy. The change highlights the financial risks faced by public companies that rely on digital assets and staking rewards to support their operations.
A new macOS malware steals Telegram sessions and compromises crypto wallets, bypassing two-step verification, SlowMist researchers warn.
Japan's parliament has passed FIEA revisions classifying crypto as financial assets, introducing insider trading bans and sharply higher penalties for violations.
White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt will reportedly begin military legal training after completing his duties on July 24. Deputy director Harry Jung is expected to assume his responsibilities as lawmakers work to advance the CLARITY Act before the Senate’s Aug. 8 recess.
Alfa-Bank is testing crypto trading for qualified investors through its Alfa-Investments app. The bank plans to launch broader crypto services after Russia finalizes digital asset legislation, with a possible wider rollout in late 2026.
Vitalik Buterin says indistinguishability obfuscation could one day allow private onchain voting without trusted committees. The technology could improve crypto governance privacy and reduce collusion risks, but it remains too computationally expensive and experimental for real-world use today.
Galaxy Digital has lowered its 2026 CLARITY Act passage odds to 50%, citing a shrinking Senate calendar and no firm floor schedule. The bill remains important for US crypto regulation, but competing priorities such as the SAVE Act, FISA and the defense authorization bill could delay its progress.
Binance recorded more than $400 million in weekly net outflows as the EU’s July 1 MiCA deadline approached. The exchange has withdrawn its MiCA license application in Greece and will restrict some services for affected EU users. Early data does not yet show a clear mass migration from Binance to rival exchanges
Trump has delayed signing a housing bill that includes a temporary ban on the Federal Reserve creating a CBDC. The bill also protects certain dollar-backed stablecoins from being treated like a central bank digital currency. The move could raise questions about whether other crypto legislation, including the CLARITY Act, may also face delays.
South Korea has included token securities infrastructure in a wider capital market reform plan. The country is preparing rules and systems for blockchain-based securities, with the framework expected to take effect in February 2027. The move could bring tokenized securities closer to mainstream financial market infrastructure in South Korea.
Ripple has received preliminary approval for a crypto asset service provider license in Luxembourg ahead of the European Union’s July 1 MiCA deadline. Once finalized, the license will allow Ripple to offer regulated crypto and stablecoin payment services across the European Economic Area, strengthening its position in Europe’s digital asset market.
Jaredfromsubway.eth, one of Ethereum’s most active sandwich attack bots, was drained for more than $7.5 million.
VAYLA has announced support from Dubai Blockchain Lab, First Block Venture, The Crypto Launchpad, 0x0 Ventures, CoinNest Investments, and Gate Wallet as the platform expands its vision for music, fandom, and blockchain-powered digital engagement. The backing highlights growing interest in creator-focused ecosystems that combine fan participation, digital ownership, and community-driven experiences.
IOTrader is gaining attention in the Web3 sector as investors increasingly focus on AI-powered decentralized trading and prediction markets. Backers including Animoca Brands and ViaBTC reflect growing confidence in the future of on-chain financial infrastructure.
A New York judge has delayed a decision on Aave’s request to unfreeze $71 million in ETH linked to the Kelp DAO exploit. The court wants more legal clarification before moving forward with the case. Meanwhile, recovery efforts for affected rsETH users continue across the DeFi ecosystem.
Iggy Azalea is facing a class-action lawsuit over claims that her MOTHER memecoin failed to deliver promised utility and business integrations. Investors allege they were misled by marketing tied to the token’s ecosystem and partnerships. The lawsuit comes after MOTHER’s market value fell sharply from its 2024 peak.
Bitcoin could fall to around $57,000 by October based on historical market cycle trends. Analysts say current macro conditions and weak market sentiment may limit upside in the near term. Key resistance and technical indicators suggest further downside risk before the next major rally.
Researchers found that some AI routers can secretly inject malicious code and steal crypto-related credentials. These intermediaries can access sensitive data in plaintext, creating serious risks for developers. The study highlights the need for stronger security practices as AI tools become more widely used in crypto applications.