Weekly roundup reporting Bitcoin's drop to $80,400 and a possible $86M theft targeting Ledger users, a security story worth knowing.
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Analysis of CFTC chairman Selig's CTX and CAM proposals, which could bring retail margin onshore and consolidate exchanges under one federal roof.
Blockaid data shows issuer blacklists recovered only $9.8M of $1.18B traced across 60 exploits, with recoveries coming only via governance or validators.
FINMA approved Switzerland's first spot bitcoin ETF for retail investors, following earlier crypto ETP listings.
JPMorgan is deploying its JPM Coin on Ethereum for institutional clients, a notable step for bank dollars on a public chain.
Nine public companies object to OKX and ICE tokenizing their shares without issuer consent, a test of whether platforms can build onchain markets for stocks.
Blockaid data: $287M of $1.18B stolen this year is still held by hackers, who start moving funds a median 17 minutes after exploits.
Zcash developer Zakura proposes a fix so a future quantum attacker cannot link all payments a shielded wallet has received.
Curator-managed crypto vaults have passed $10 billion in deposits, drawing regulatory scrutiny over collateral, liquidity and smart-contract risk.
Qubic halted its chain after an attacker drained 1,400 wallets with weak seeds; validators will vote on a recovery plan.
French lawmakers narrowly backed a amendment making swaps into euro or dollar stablecoins taxable from 2027, measured coin by coin.