Bitcoin
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U.S. court orders seizure of $212K crypto tied to North Korean IT workers
A U.S. federal court has ordered the forfeiture of roughly $212,700 in stablecoins linked to wages earned by North Korean…
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Spain’s Bit2Me launches crypto seizure and forensic unit Bit2Shield
Spain’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Bit2Me has launched a separate company to help courts, police and financial institutions trace, seize, store…
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CHFD stablecoin enters testing with 9 Swiss institutions
The CHFD stablecoin entered its formal testing phase on Sept. 8 after Swiss financial market operator SIX and payments provider…
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Vitalik Buterin reveals Ethereum’s transaction redesign
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin outlined a longer-term transaction model on Sept. 6 that could allow the network to process some…
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Bitcoin investor recovers $4.5m after 12-year wait
A British investor has recovered 61 bitcoin worth approximately £3.3 million, or about $4.5 million, more than 12 years after…
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Bitwise HYPE ETF adds $10.5m after four-day pause
Bitwise’s Hyperliquid exchange-traded fund resumed accumulating HYPE on Sept. 4 after four days without a tracked purchase. Summary Arkham tracked…
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Tether-backed Orionx closes over $7m custody gap
Chilean crypto exchange Orionx began permanently closing its operations on Sept. 3 after a forensic audit identified a custody shortfall…
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Solana leads RWA networks with $348m monthly inflows
Solana attracted approximately $348 million in net real-world asset flows over the latest 30-day period, placing it ahead of other…
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Kraken launches OpenAI and Anthropic pre-IPO perps
Kraken is offering perpetual futures tied to the private-market valuations of OpenAI and Anthropic, giving eligible traders leveraged exposure before…
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Chainlink whale sends $7.6m in LINK to Coinbase
A large Chainlink holder transferred another 620,420 LINK to Coinbase on Sept. 7, extending a series of deposits to the…
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