ENS seeks approval for major .eth domain upgrade
ENS seeks DAO approval to launch ENSv2 on Ethereum, temporarily pausing new .eth registrations while existing domain holders keep their names.
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How did compromised hardware wallets reach Ledger customers?
Ledger says the confirmed cases in a reported wallet draining incident involve devices sold through CryptoBilis, a Southeast Asian reseller. An unauthorized hardware implant was found in one affected device. The investigation raises a question that wallet instructions rarely answer…
110,000,000 ADA sold by Cardano whales: Is a bigger drop coming?
Cardano price falls 15.7% in a week as whales sell over 110M ADA. Network transactions hit a record, while traders watch $0.21 support.
More than half of Ethena’s USDe backing is allocated to lending
LlamaRisk’s October 12 snapshot makes available pool assets, institutional recall terms and conditional redemption access central to holders’ exits. Read the full story on CryptoSlateUnderstand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your…
Best Bitcoin staking platforms in 2026: BTC yield compared
Stacks, Babylon and Core are among the best Bitcoin staking platforms in 2026 for holders who want to earn rewards while keeping native BTC on Bitcoin Layer 1, although their reward structures and risks differ considerably. For long term Bitcoin…
South Korea blocks 27 crypto exchanges, including Bitmart and Kucoin
The country’s regulators are stepping up their earlier restrictions on mobile apps to websites, targeting unregistered exchanges before investors report losses.
Federated Hermes joins Wall Street's tokenization push with plans for first onchain fund shares
The $911 billion Pittsburgh-based asset manager is teaming up with Prometheum to bring blockchain-based share classes of its funds to traditional brokerage accounts.
Ledger Finds LTE Implant That Stole Recovery Phrases in Suspected $86M Drain
Ledger says the hidden chip reads the 24-word phrase off the screen during setup, leaving the Secure Element and its software untouched.
Is AI Taking Our Jobs? The IMF Says Young People Should Worry First
AI taking jobs? IMF chief Georgieva and Singapore's Tharman warn young workers are hit first. See what the data shows.
Binance to shut down mining pool, cloud mining and related services
Binance said it will shut down its mining pool, cloud mining, and Pool Savings services on Nov. 10.
Morning Minute: Bitcoin Gets Spooked as ‘Uptober’ Lets Down
Crypto majors are red, alts are down bad and onchain is facing capitulation. This was not the ‘Uptober’ that was promised…
UK High Court rules Chinese law governs claims over $5 billion in seized bitcoin
A UK judge ruled Chinese law applies to victims' claims over 61,000 seized bitcoin, leaving ownership undecided.