A proposed rule to open 401(k) plans to alternative assets including crypto has reached the White House.
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After a $6.43B Binance hack, Tether and Circle froze most stolen stablecoins within an hour and Arbitrum's council moved the hacker's ether, raising questions about who controls frozen crypto.
Forensic tracing finds $48.6M moved across 11 chains from Mercado Bitcoin, with customer deposit addresses drained hours after the exchange said the breach was contained.
Crédit Mutuel Arkéa confirmed a cyberattack, with ZachXBT's flagged $133M in suspected losses validated in order of magnitude.
Thailand's SEC filed a criminal complaint against Bitget's operator for unlicensed trading from 2022 to 2025, ahead of a Dec. 5 access block.
A Labor Department rule allowing crypto in 401(k) menus has reached White House review, bringing public release close.
Optech #430 covers TCP hole punching for home-router nodes, a draft BIP on co-signer spending policies, and BIP54 discussion.
Nigeria's central bank now requires offshore stablecoin issuers serving Nigerians to incorporate locally, hold 10-15B naira capital and add 2% reserves.
Chainalysis revised its breach disclosure: password hashes and live tokens were exposed, not just non-sensitive customer data.
Zcash's NU7 upgrade is live, cutting block time to 25 seconds and easing the work wallets need to find private payments.
Base's Denim upgrade cuts block time to 0.2 seconds, so block-based timers now run 10 times faster. Important for builders relying on block counts.