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Crypto’s Worst Six Months Yet? North Korea Hacks Lead to $2.1B in Thefts
North Korea-linked attacks have resulted in over $1.6 billion in losses, a TRM Labs report released Friday said.
Bitcoin Miner Revenue Drops to 2-Month Low, but Selling Pressure Remains Absent: CryptoQuant
Miners are earning less than at any point this year, but they’re still holding onto their coins.
XRP's Price Volatility Crashes to Lowest Level Since Trump's Victory. What Next?
XRP's 30-day annualized realized volatility has dropped to 44%, the lowest since November, indicating reduced price fluctuations.
ACX Token Slides 10% as Accusations of DAO Manipulation Rock Across Protocol
The allegations, whether substantiated or not, appear to have shaken trader confidence.
Market Cap of Euro Stablecoins Surges to Nearly $500M as EUR/USD Rivals Bitcoin's H1 Gains
The combined market cap of EUR-pegged stablecoins has grown by 44%, with Circle's EURC leading the increase with a 138% rise.
Circle Mania Grips South Korea as Retail Investors Pile Into Stablecoin Play
South Korea’s retail traders just made Circle their top foreign stock as a new president ramps up stablecoin regulations.
XRP, Solana Lead Profit-Taking Among Crypto Majors Even as Bullish Mood Persists
Bitcoin hovers below its record high amid easing geopolitical tensions, ETF inflows, and optimism for stablecoins.
Bitcoin's Double Top Warrants Caution, But a Full-Blown Price Crash Seems Unlikely: Sygnum Bank
Bitcoin's potential double top above $100,000 raises caution, but a crash like 2022 is unlikely without a black swan event, Sygnum's Head of Investment Research Katalin Tischhauser told CoinDesk.
Taurus Releases Open Source Privacy Tech for Stablecoins, Starts With Circle's USDC
Taurus’s stablecoin privacy layer uses zero-knowledge proofs and was built atop the Aztec Network.
Most Illicit On-Chain Activity Now Involves Stablecoins: FATF
Mass adoption of stablecoins will amplify illicit finance risks, particularly when it is handled unevenly across difference jurisdictions, the FATF said
