Iran\\\'s government is reportedly reviewing Pakistan\\\'s request for a two-week ceasefire positively, according to an Axios report.

A deal with an Asia-based blockchain project followed recent links to individuals later sanctioned over alleged ties to a major fraud network

The foundation says it is becoming a leading network for “agentic payments.”

The asset manager\\\'s research arm argues the technical path to quantum-safe blockchains is clear but reaching consensus on protocol changes, especially what to do with Satoshi\\\'s coins, is the real obstacle.

DeFi yields have collapsed below TradFi rates, forcing investors to face higher smart contract risks for lower returns as regulation and exploits mount.

Fraud schemes grew more sophisticated and targeted larger sums than in 2024.

Thorn argues that a recent New York Times op-ed rewrites history through omission, glossing over the collateral damage caused by the previous administration.

Switzerland accounted for 70% of global crypto ETP inflows last week with XRP products contributing more than half the total.

The brokerage\\\'s research finds that even a tiny crypto allocation can dominate your portfolio\\\'s risk, suggesting that the \\\"right\\\" amount to own depends entirely on your stomach for 70% price swings.

Aave (AAVE) dropped 8.5% and Avalanche (AVAX) fell 7.6%, leading the index lower from Monday.

Weekend gains for bitcoin have been mostly erased ahead of the president\\\'s Tuesday night deadline for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz

Former Google quantum hardware leader and winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics, Dr. John Martinis, warns that breaking encryption will be among the earliest uses of quantum computing

For years, the DeFi industry has treated security as a technical problem: something that could be solved with better code. But the Drift incident suggests something far more complex: that the real vulnerabilities may lie outside the codebase altogether.

The program includes 24/7 threat monitoring for protocols with more than $10 million in deposits and a dedicated incident response network of security firms.

Despite billions in purchases, MSTR demand is being outweighed by long term holder positioning and broader capital flows.