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Microsoft Warns of CryptoBandits Malware Targeting Crypto Wallet Users via USB Devices Microsoft has warned cryptocurrency users about a malware campaign known as CryptoBandits.A, which sprea
Toss Bank and Solana Foundation Sign Remittance MOU South Korean digital bank Toss Bank has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Solana Foundation (@solana) to test blockchain-based
Institutional allocators have long wanted on-chain yield without broadcasting their every move to competitors. The latest attempt to square that circle is landing on Ethereum: confidential US
Digital Asset (@digitalasset), the company behind the Canton Network (@CantonNetwork), has closed a $355 million funding round led by a16z crypto, valuing the firm at roughly $2 billion. The
Sui (@SuiNetwork) is not becoming a privacy blockchain, but it just shipped a privacy feature. On June 8, the network launched confidential transfers in public beta on its Devnet, letting tok
A Hard Deadline With No Soft Landing Europe's crypto licensing cliff arrives on July 1, 2026, and the bulk of the industry has yet to clear it. Of the more than 1,200 firms that held national
Google, IBM, and Boeing are not passive investors in Hedera. They are active node operators, each running infrastructure that validates transactions on the network. That is the core of how He
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, ticker IBIT, is a spot Bitcoin ETF that lets investors gain direct exposure to Bitcoin's price through a standard brokerage account, without holding cryptoc
Yes, Stellar (@StellarOrg) is going quantum-resistant, but it is not there yet. The Stellar Development Foundation published its Quantum Preparedness Plan on June 9, 2026, a three-stage roadm
Real Finance has disclosed further details of its securities tokenization agreement with Factori AD, an EU-regulated investment broker, in a deal that activates a committed pipeline of more t
South Korean financial regulators are urging a tightening of crypto compliance rules, focusing on the circumstances under which exchanges and other service providers must pass transaction det
IronWallet and Rabby Wallet both keep users in control of their keys, ask for no identity to start, and run as free, non-custodial software. The similarity stops there. Each one was built for
