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The FBI has blamed the TraderTraitor cell for the largest crypto theft on record, with up to 6.43 billion dollars stolen from the Binance platform on October 29, 2026.
Binance has restored 90 percent of the 6.3 billion dollars stolen in the October 29, 2026, attack and expects to resume withdrawals on November 1.
Robinhood is adding Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin to its network and Bitstamp, while adopting Ripple's treasury and institutional lending software for its 28.6 million users.
A Circle shareholder has sued Donald Trump over his cryptocurrency dealings in a case involving $2 billion in Emirati capital and a constitutional clause.
CoinDCX has confirmed a 16 million dollar theft from inactive wallets, after CEO Sumit Gupta dismissed initial breach reports as a false alarm just days before the official announcement.
An artificial intelligence has reproduced the original Bitcoin software byte by byte seventeen years after its creation, although the file from the launch day remains missing.
Phantom has enabled Kalshi prediction markets in the United States using the CASH stablecoin for settlement, while implementing restrictions in three states due to ongoing litigation.
Bitget is offboarding specific accounts following a $388 million theft in September 2026, ensuring capital custody and providing clear procedures for users to withdraw their assets.
A cybercriminal lost over 60 BTC from fraudulent activities after falling victim to compromised Ledger wallets, part of a broader attack with losses estimated at over 86 million dollars by researcher Specter.
Cybersecurity researchers have identified the P7 variant of the DarkSword iOS kit, which extracts keychain credentials, steals crypto wallet data, and executes remote commands via SpringBoard.
Activity on Robinhood Chain has dropped to 6.2 million daily transactions, cutting fee revenue despite the network holding over $1 billion in deposits.
Standard Chartered has announced the expansion of its digital asset custody services to Singapore, solidifying its presence in the global cryptocurrency financial sector. This move extends an existing custody infrastructure already operating in the UAE, Luxembourg, and Hong Kong, which also includes Bitcoin custody in other jurisdictions.
