Coinbase explains its methods for protecting customer assets; useful primary source on custody practices, though the snippet is thin.
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North Korea denies involvement in the $6.4B Binance hack after FBI alerts tied the theft to TraderTraitor-controlled wallets.
Crédit Mutuel Arkéa confirmed a cyberattack, with ZachXBT's flagged $133M in suspected losses validated in order of magnitude.
Tether's CEO claims about 150,000 BTC, well above the 100,060 implied by its Q3 reserve report, a significant gap for a major stablecoin issuer.
CFTC now allows US exchanges to offer perpetual futures on individual stocks, a notable regulatory step.
Liquid's bitcoin peg is fully backed again after a $320M exploit, but the federation has not disclosed who paid to fill the gap.
Trail of Bits explains the cryptography behind e-voting and why paper ballots remain essential.
Two Prime CEO argues Babylon and Stacks bitcoin yields are VC-funded subsidies that shrink as deposits grow, and points to an offchain lending vault as an alternative.
Crypto PACs spent about $170 million on the midterms and saw several high-profile backed candidates lose.
House Democrats are reportedly planning to fold Clarity Act provisions into a broader crypto market structure bill next Congress.
Critical Linux kernel TCP flaw (CVSS 9.8) flagged by Matt Corallo, with Lightning Labs shipping an LND mitigation that disables Multipath TCP.