Metaplanet launches BitBonds with ¥200M private sale
Metaplanet launches BitBonds with a ¥200 million private sale paying 4%–4.3% interest as it expands its yen funding strategy.
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South Korea jails Delio CEO for 15 years over $49M crypto fraud
South Korea has sentenced Delio CEO Jeong Sang-ho to 15 years in prison after a Seoul court found him guilty of defrauding customers of about 70 billion won ($49.2 million) in crypto assets. According to local news outlet Newsis, the…
Holders turn to ASDeFi to earn $7,900 in Dogecoin monthly
As crypto participation expands beyond trading, ASDeFi highlights cloud mining as a simpler alternative for investors seeking access to computing power services. In August 2026, the price of Dogecoin underwent a significant correction. In late July, DOGE briefly found support…
Charles Schwab has added Bitcoin, Ether trading to its $13 trillion platform
Charles Schwab has added direct Bitcoin and Ether trading to its retail brokerage platform at a 0.75% transaction fee, putting crypto inside a business that reported $13.1 trillion in client assets and 39.8 million active brokerage accounts at the end…
Copper expands into US with regulated crypto custody and trading services
Digital asset infrastructure provider Copper has established a regulated US presence after Copper Markets (US) Inc. became an SEC-registered broker-dealer and a member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, opening a route for the company to provide institutional custody and…
Bitcoin shrugs off 3.4% CPI: why the macro trade stopped working
For the third consecutive month, a major inflation print failed to move Bitcoin in either direction. The asset that was supposed to trade on rate cut expectations is trading on something else entirely, and the market has not yet agreed…
Ethereum ETFs just beat Bitcoin for the first time: what the $365 million month means
In July, spot Ethereum ETFs pulled in more than twice the capital that Bitcoin ETFs attracted. The gap is not an anomaly. It is the first evidence that institutional money is repricing Ethereum as infrastructure rather than an alternative to…
SEC clears Franklin mutual funds and ETFs to invest in BENJI
Franklin Templeton’s registered mutual funds and ETFs have received regulatory clearance to invest in the firm’s blockchain-based OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s investment management division issued a no-action letter covering the custody structure.…
Hyperliquid opens low-latency data access under $1K
Hyperliquid opens Foundation low-latency data access to qualified infrastructure providers, with pricing indicated below $1,000 monthly.
Mirae Asset injects 50B won into Korbit after takeover
Mirae Asset plans a 50 billion won capital injection into Korbit operator Digital X weeks after completing its 97.15% acquisition.
South Korea tightens crypto transfers to overseas exchanges
South Korea will apply risk-based checks to overseas crypto transfers, with 10 million won flows subject to enhanced AML monitoring.
New “Zoomsday” exploit could expose crypto users to zero click attacks
A newly disclosed set of Zoom vulnerabilities has shown how attackers could take control of another meeting participant’s device without any action from the victim, creating a fresh security risk for crypto users who have repeatedly been targeted through video…